George hosts Japan's World Cup camp

George hosts Japan's World Cup camp

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - This May 26, 2010, file photo shows the Fancourt golf resort in George, South Africa. The resort complex is hosting the Japan World Cup squad's camp.

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