Nadeshiko Japan photo exhibition in Washington

WASHINGTON, United States - A photo shows Japanese midfielder Homare Sawa (L in photo) and U.S. forward Abby Wambach posing together, and a soccer ball with their autographs on it are displayed on Aug. 18, 2011 at a photo exhibition at the Japan Information and Culture Center in Washington. The exhibition features the historic victory of the ''Nadeshiko Japan'' women's soccer team in the World Cup final in July. The exhibition began the same day and is scheduled to run through Sep. 30.

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