(1)Members of Japan squad announced

(1)Members of Japan squad announced

TOKYO, Japan - People watch television sets in a discount shop in Tokyo's Yurakucho area on May 17 as the Japan Football Association announced coach Philippe Troussier's final 23-man World Cup squad.

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                  (2)Members of Japan squad announced

                  (2)Members of Japan squad announced

                  TOKYO, Japan - People buy extra editions reporting the announcement of coach Philippe Troussier's final 23-man World Cup squad on May 17.