Japan baseball players present gift to U.S. envoy

Japan baseball players present gift to U.S. envoy

TOKYO, Japan - Hiroshima Carp pitcher Kenta Maeda (R) and Rakuten Eagles catcher Motohiro Shima (L) present a gift to U.S. Ambassador to Japan Caroline Kennedy at a reception hosted by her at the envoy's official residence in Tokyo on Nov. 14, 2014, for the visiting U.S. Major League All Star team and its Japanese counterpart.

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