World Cup trophy arrives in Sapporo

SAPPORO, Japan - The World Cup trophy is on display April 7 in Sapporo, the last stop in Japan before being brought to South Korea, as part of a tour of 20 host cities in the two countries which will co-host the upcoming World Cup soccer finals.

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