Japan supporters on Pyongyang sightseeing

Japan supporters on Pyongyang sightseeing

PYONGYANG, North Korea - Supporters of the Japan national soccer team take a sightseeing tour of Pyongyang on Nov. 15, 2011, before a World Cup qualifier against North Korea in the North Korean capital the same day. Some sketch the scenes as the Japanese visitors were not allowed take their cameras into North Korea.

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