Japan presents pitching machine to Myanmar

Japan presents pitching machine to Myanmar

NISHINOMIYA, Japan - Japan High School Baseball Federation Chairman Haruo Wakimura (R, front) presents a pitching machine (shown in the picture he is holding) to the Myanmar baseball team in Japan at Hyogo Prefecture's Koshien Stadium on Aug. 18. Myanmar joined the Asia Baseball Federation in April.

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