Pep rally for Japan national team for World Cup

TOKYO, Japan - Coach Takeshi Okada (front left) and the 23-member squad, including midfielder Shunsuke Nakamura (front right), of the Japanese national team for soccer's World Cup finals in South Africa attend a pep rally for them at Samurai Blue Park in Tokyo on May 22, 2010. The temporary park opened the same day as a venue for the team's supporters with events and public viewing planned. (Kyodo)

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