Japan players pay courtesy call on Bonn mayor

Japan players pay courtesy call on Bonn mayor

BONN, Germany - Japan skipper Tsuneyasu Miyamoto (fore) puts his signature as coach Zico (far right) chats with Bonn Mayor Baerbel Dieckmann during their courtesy visit to the Bonn municipal office on June 23.

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