Bras cheering for Nadeshiko

TOKYO, Japan - Models in Tokyo on Nov. 9, 2011, wear ''bras cheering for Nadeshiko'' which were unveiled by Triumph International Japan Ltd., a major women's underwear maker. Nadeshiko, or Japanese pink, is said to represent an ideal of Japanese womanhood and is the nickname of the Japan women's national soccer team that won the 2011 World Cup. The bras were designed to fit the team's image, with artificial nadeshiko flowers on a background of blue, which is the team color, the company says.

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