Over 200,000 World Cup tickets yet to be delivered in Japan

TOKYO, Japan - Shinichiro Misono (L), a senior official from the Japan Organizing Committee for the 2002 World Cup (JAWOC) in charge of tickets for World Cup matches to be held in Japan, speaks at a press conference in Tokyo on May 16 about a delay in ticket delivery. JAWOC said over 200,000 tickets for the World Cup soccer finals, or nearly 30% of all sold domestically, had not been delivered to buyers as of May 16.

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