JAL paints Samurai Blue logo on aircraft ahead of World Cup

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's national soccer team coach Alberto Zaccheroni (C) poses in front of a Japan Airlines aircraft pained with the Samurai Blue 2014 logo on Feb. 26, 2014, at Haneda airport in Tokyo. The aircraft, specially decorated to show support for the team at the World Cup finals in Brazil set for June and July this year, will be used for JAL's domestic flights to and from Haneda through the end of July.

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