Japan squad warms up for King Hassan Cup

RABAT, Morocco - Midfielder Hidetoshi Nakata (R) and other members of the Japan national squad warm up for the King Hassan Cup only hours after their arrival in Rabat on May 31. 2nd from R is Coach Philippe Troussier. Japan plays World Cup holders France on June 4 in the opening match of the four-nation King Hassan Cup, which also features Jamaica and hosts Morocco.

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