Japanese MLS pioneer Kimura

NEW YORK, United States - Kosuke Kimura, the first Japan-born player in America's Major League Soccer, speaks in New York on Feb. 25, 2013, before starting his seventh pro season as the newest member of the New York Red Bulls.

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