Japanese man leads Myanmar women's soccer team

Japanese man leads Myanmar women's soccer team

YANGON, Myanmar - Yoshinori Kumada (far L), Japanese manager of the Myanmar women's national soccer team, gives instructions to team members in October 2013 in Yangon.

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