Tokyo gets into World Cup spirit

Tokyo gets into World Cup spirit

TOKYO, Japan - A Japanese fan in a World Cup jersey walks near Tokyo Tower which is lit up in blue, the signature color of the country's soccer team, on June 14, 2010, a few hours before Japan's Group E match against Cameroon in South Africa.

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