Nagashima, Matsui receive honor award

TOKYO, Japan - Former professional baseball players Hideki Matsui (R) and Shigeo Nagashima (L) pose for photos after a press conference at a hotel in Tokyo on May 5, 2013. They received the People's Honor Award from Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in a ceremony at Tokyo Dome earlier that day.

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