Japan baseball team arrives in Taiwan for Olympic qualifiers

KAOHSIUNG, Taiwan - Senichi Hoshino (2nd from R in front), manager of the Japanese national baseball team, and his players arrive at Kaohsiung airport in Taiwan on Nov. 24 for their campaign in the final round of the Asian-zone Olympic qualifiers getting under way Dec. 1. Only the winner will earn a ticket to Beijing.

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