McDonald's Japan begins offering World Cup hamburger

McDonald's Japan begins offering World Cup hamburger

TOKYO, Japan - FIFA World Cup official sponsor McDonald's Japan begins serving a special hamburger at its shops in Shibuya, Tokyo, on June 12, 2014, on the occasion of the soccer extravaganza under way in Brazil.

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