Japan grouped with Netherlands, Cameroon, Denmark in World Cup

CAPE TOWN, South Africa - FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke shows that Japan has been drawn for the first-round Group E at next year's World Cup soccer finals in South Africa with Netherlands, Denmark, and Cameroon during a drawing gathering in Cape Town on Dec. 4, 2009.

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