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Friday, April 10, 1998
Japanese coach a hero and poet
TOKYO (AP) -- The Japanese don't have just a national hero as their coach. He also
happens to be a poet.
Takeshi Okada's success in leading Japan to its first ever World Cup has made him
such a star he has received several book offers.
"I'd rather put out a book of poems, " Okada, 41, said Friday.
But he was quick to add with a grin: "But the only people who'd buy it are the
reporters."
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