Many fans at Tokyo Dome cheer for World Cup match

TOKYO, Japan - Japan fans cheer on the Japan squad from Tokyo Dome in Tokyo at a public viewing on June 15, 2014, as they watch a World Cup Group C match between Japan and Ivory Coast in Recife, Brazil live. Japan lost 2-1.

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