George City awaits Japan's World Cup team

George City awaits Japan's World Cup team

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - Mercia Draghoender, mayor of the South African city of George, appears ready to root for Japan in the World Cup finals on May 25, 2010. The city hosts the camp of the Japanese national team. (Kyodo)

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