Japan’s World Cup squad left George for the venue of their opening game in Bloemfontein on Saturday morning and planned to have a tune-up session in the afternoon near the Free State Stadium.
The players enjoyed a full day-off on Friday, their first since they got together on May 21.
Japan, making their fourth straight appearance in the World Cup, will meet Cameroon in their opening match on June 14, before playing the Netherlands on June 19 in Durban and Denmark on June 24 in Rustenburg in Group E.
Japan, making their fourth straight appearance in the World Cup, will meet Cameroon in their opening match on June 14, before playing the Netherlands on June 19 in Durban and Denmark on June 24 in Rustenburg in Group E.
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