Kajima downs Kansai Univ. to win Rice Bowl

TOKYO, Japan - Kajima Deers linebacker Takashi Makiuchi (42) and his teammates celebrate after beating the Kansai University Kaisers to win the national title Rice Bowl at Tokyo Dome on Jan. 3, 2010. Makiuchi was named the game's MVP.

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