Photos from Japan's 23-member squad for World Cup

Photos from Japan's 23-member squad for World Cup

CLEARWATER, United States - Shinji Kagawa of Manchester United (L) and Makoto Hasebe of Nuremberg join an exchange event between Japanese players for the World Cup finals and local children in Clearwater, Florida, on June 3, 2014, a day after they beat Costa Rica 3-1 in a friendly.

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