Costa Rica's Rojas visits Suzuka before World Cup training

Costa Rica's Rojas visits Suzuka before World Cup training

SUZUKA, Japan - Frank Rojas (2nd from R), general manager of the Costa Rica's national soccer team for the upcoming World Cup, chats with Suzuka Mayor Sakae Kato (L) in Mie Prefecture on May 10. His team will arrive in Japan on May 13 to train in the central Japan city before the soccer finals begins May 31.

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