World Cup commemorative medals unveiled

TOKYO, Japan - Held by a woman for demonstration at a Tokyo press conference Sept. 14 is a gold commemorative medal for for the World Cup soccer finals to be jointly hosted by Japan and South Korea next year. It will be sold by K.K. Kyodo News, the business arm of Kyodo News. The medals will go on sale at various department stores nationwide starting Sept. 27 for 3 million yen each.

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2001 Kyodo News

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