Denmark's soccer team leaves for S. Korea

WAKAYAMA, Japan - Some 600 people including kindergarteners see off members of Denmark's soccer team in front of a hotel in Wakayama on May 27 as they leave for South Korea to take part in the first round of the 2002 World Cup soccer finals beginning May 30. Denmark have been training in Wakayama since May 20.

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