(1)Veterans stunned at World Cup call-up

(1)Veterans stunned at World Cup call-up

IWATA, Japan - Veteran Masashi Nakayama smiles at a news conference in Iwata on May 17 after being named a member of Japan's national team for the World Cup. ''After reading reports in the media, I didn't think I would get in but I never gave up. I always thought I had a chance,'' said Nakayama.

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