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Japan vs Bulgaria friendly

OSAKA, Japan - Japan midfielder Yasuhiko Endo (L) and defender Akira Kaiji (R) attempt to block Bulgaria striker Svetoslav Todorov (C) in the first half of their pre-World Cup friendly at Nagai Stadium in Osaka on May 9.

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JAWOC calls for names for 2002 World Cup mascots

TOKYO, Japan - Yasuhiko Endo, secretary general of the Japanese organizing committee for the 2002 World Cup (JAWOC), calls for names for the event's mascots at a press conference Jan. 16 in Tokyo. The announcement coincided with the start of a 500-day countdown to the opening of the finals, which are to be co-hosted with South Korea.

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2002 World Cup logo unveiled

Yasuhiko Endo (L), secretary-general of the Japanese Organizing Committee of the 2002 World Cup, and Shunichiro Okano, president of the Football Association of Japan, unveil the official logo for the 2002 World Cup in Tokyo on May 31. The logo features an image of the famous golden trophy within a multicolored circle, designed to represent human characteristics such as passion, strength and hope.

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Japan vs Bulgaria friendly

OSAKA, Japan - Japan midfielder Yasuhiko Endo (L) and defender Akira Kaiji (R) attempt to block Bulgaria striker Svetoslav Todorov (C) in the first half of their pre-World Cup friendly at Nagai Stadium in Osaka on May 9. (Kyodo)

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2002 World Cup logo unveiled

Yasuhiko Endo (L), secretary-general of the Japanese Organizing Committee of the 2002 World Cup, and Shunichiro Okano, president of the Football Association of Japan, unveil the official logo for the 2002 World Cup in Tokyo on May 31. The logo features an image of the famous golden trophy within a multicolored circle, designed to represent human characteristics such as passion, strength and hope.

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Yasuhiko Endo, Secretary General of the Japanese World Cup Organizing Committee (JAWOC)

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JAWOC calls for names for 2002 World Cup mascots

TOKYO, Japan - Yasuhiko Endo, secretary general of the Japanese organizing committee for the 2002 World Cup (JAWOC), calls for names for the event's mascots at a press conference Jan. 16 in Tokyo. The announcement coincided with the start of a 500-day countdown to the opening of the finals, which are to be co-hosted with South Korea.