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France's World Cup squad arrived in Japan on Monday for a final 10 days training, before kicking off the defence of their World Cup title in South Korea.
Croatia, Denmark and Nigeria also arrived Monday, while the failure of the Cameroon side to turn up as scheduled was the cause of consternation in their basecamp here.
The French team arrived at Kagoshima airport some 900 kilometersmiles) southwest of Tokyo after changing planes at Kansai airport near Japan's second city, Osaka.
The only face missing from the 23-man line-up was playmaker Zinedine Zidane, whose wife Veronique gave birth to their third son Theo in Marseille on Saturday night.
The Real Madrid star will join his team-mates on Wednesday, according to officials.
At Kansai airport, head coach Roger Lemerre and captain Marcel Desailly were presented with bouquets of blue, red and white flowers by women dressed in traditional red and green silk kimono.
The team, most of them appearing relaxed, boarded a chartered plane for Kagoshima from the transit lobby, where a banner reading "Welcome French Football Representatives," in Japanese
greeted them.
The squad were also welcomed by some 60 local fans at Kagoshima airport before moving to the thermal spa of Ibusuki, where the team's training camp is based, and where they will play a practise match against Urawa Diamond Reds, a Japanese J-League team on May 22.
Following the week-long camp designed to get the squad acclimatized to the heat and seven-hour time difference the team will leave Japan for South Korea.
France will play South Korea in a friendly next Sunday, their final runout before the tournament's opening match against Senegal on May 31. Their group A also includes Uruguay and Denmark.
The Danish squad later flew into Kansai airport and travelled by coach to Wakayama south of Osaka. About 300 citizens, including prefectural officials and volunteers, greeted the team's arrival at their hotel.
The team, grouped with France, Senegal and Uruguay, include Jon-Dahl Tomasson, who plays alongside Japan's Shinji Ono at Dutch club Feyenoord.
Denmark coach Morten Olsen told a news conference: "France are strong but Denmark may end up doing pretty well if they manage to advance from the first round."
The Danes will have a friendly with Tunisia on Sunday and fly to South Korea next Monday.
Croatia's preliminary 25-man squad arrived in Japan on the eve of the scheduled announcement of the selection of the final 23, officials said.
The team arrived at Narita airport, east of Tokyo, and immediately headed for Tokamachi, its training camp venue, in Niigata some 200 kilometersmiles) north of the capital.
Head coach Mirko Jozic is expected to announce the final list of players on Tuesday.
Local official Kazuhiro Niwa said the town had laid on a noisy reception featuring fireworks and a performance of traditional taiko drums.
Croatia, who reached the semifinals in France 98, are in Group G and open their campaign against Mexico on June 3 in Niigata. The group also includes Italy and Ecuador.
Meanwhile the Nigerian team also arrived at Tokyo's Narita airport Monday morning to begin its training camp in Hiratsuka, Kanagawa prefecture, southwest of Tokyo.
Nigeria is drawn in the 'Group of Death' with Argentina, England and Sweden.
In the remote heart of Kyushu island officials from Nakatsue which is serving as the Cameroon team training camp, were left in the dark over the delayed arrival of the team, who had been originally scheduled to come on Sunday.
"We have not received any information about the delay," said Takaaki Kajiwara, an official of the village's training camp coordination office.
"Because of the delay, we had to cancel several events, including a welcome ceremony and an practise match with selected members of local high school football clubs," Kajiwara said. "We hope they will come as soon as possible."