Nagashima, Matsui receive honor award

TOKYO, Japan - A ceremony is held to present the People's Honor Award to former professional baseball players Hideki Matsui (center L) and Shigeo Nagashima (center R) at Tokyo Dome in Tokyo on May 5, 2013. The numbers 55 and 3, the numbers worn by Matsui and Nagashima, respectively, while playing for the Yomiuri Giants, were dyed on the red carpet unfurled for the ceremony. (Pool photo)

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