Japan supporters' trash collecting honored

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Japanese Consul General Yasushi Takase (C) receives a certificate of commendation from Carlos Portinho (L), Rio de Janeiro's state environment secretary, on July 11, 2014, in honor of the Japanese supporters who collected litter at stadiums after World Cup matches in Brazil.

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