Zaccheroni pictured with 'Samurai Blue' jet

Zaccheroni pictured with 'Samurai Blue' jet

TOKYO, Japan - Japan coach Alberto Zaccheroni(C) poses against a backdrop of Japan Airlines' "Samurai Blue" supporting jet at Tokyo's Haneda Airport in February 2014. "Samurai Blue" is the nickname of the Japanese football team.

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