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Japanese boys play soccer on a beach near central Tokyo May 5. Recent surveys of Japan's youth said that soccer has overtaken long-time favourite baseball as the most popular sport for the nation's schoolchildren. Soccer was expected to gain even more in the sports popularity rankings as Japan co-hosts the soccer World Cup Finals in 2002.KM/DL - RP2DRHXPGGAE

An alarmingly high figure. Image: REUTERS/Kimimasa Mayama

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