Where is the best spot to watch World Cup in Tokyo, e.g., with giant screen, nice food, etc.?
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Buy a big screen TV and hire a caterer so you can watch it at home with your friends.
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Try the Fox Club / Sportsbar in the Viaduct Harbour.\nThe had the whole World Champinship live, sometimes they put a requested channel from Sky on one of the TVs if you ask for it.\nCheers
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I'd post this on www.bigsoccer.com in the US Fans and Travel world cup forum.  Use link below.   You can also find out where other US supporters are sitting and staying etc.
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Good Luck!! I've been trying for months to find tickets to ANY World Cup match. Try American Express, they seem to have the most tickets available. You have the best chance of getting tickets to second and third round games as some teams are eliminated.
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I´ll watch here, in Brazil. I know that see it live is amazing, but in my country it´s very, very fun. Here, all the people stop to watch Brazil playing. During the game it´s like a popular party. I love World Cups!
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I'd Like to say the Home Depot Center but it's way to small to hold a World Cup match. The obvious choices are:\n\nThe Rose bowl in Pasadena, CA- Where '94 world cup final was held.\nRFK in Washington DC\nFoxboro in New England area- Many National team games held here.\nGillette stadium- might be the one I'm thinking of in Foxboro but I'm 100% sure.\nThe Coliseum in Los Angeles, CA- Mexico plays a lot of their friendlies there.\n\nThere are probably a bunch I'm missing most of the ones I'm missing are most likely to be football stadiums turned into soccer stadiums just for the world cup. \n\nCities that are most likely to hold a game would be L.A., DC, Foxboro, Columbus(possibility), Miami, Texas, Chicago, San Francisco, Seattle, Maybe Atlanta and Kansas city.
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Buy a game ticket, then the airplane ticket to Germany and go. That is if you got the money, otherwise, just watch it on tv, at least you will be able to see the replay and best of all, see all the games from the comfort of your own home, where the beer will be less expensive.
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The best place to watch the game it will be Frankfurt.
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World Cup in STL: Scottish Arms at 610 South Sarah at Forest Park Ave. Phone: 314-535-0551 www.thescottisharms.com\nALL games televised no matter how early. Probably where I'll end up. \nGood Luck,\nKeith Howard
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Go onto some sporting sites and there will be links to great pics from the World Cup.  tsn.ca  sportsnet.ca both have links, and there are others as well.
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Go to www.fifaworldcup.com  and click on the city u want,they will show u the tickets,U can book!!
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The following link, on the Official World Cup website, gives you travel information to all the World Cup cities and the venues: http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/d/traffic/index.html\n\nThe final itself will be held in Berlin at the Olympic Stadium.
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check out www.fifaworldcup.com
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Well I'm not sure about it being at the Soccer World Cup, but there is a number of 3D TVs that are in the labs that doesn't need glasses in order for you to see it.\n\nCheck out:  https://www.3dtv-research.org for more information
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What a stupid answer...Italians are as crazy about soccer as Germans are (including me lol)...you should try your luck at the Spanish Steps in the historical center of Rome...I dont know a close stadium close to the city (i assume ur hotel is in the city), but Im quite sure they gonna show the finals in some on big screen...maybe they even have a big screen at testaccio (its a kinda big party area in rome)...but dont worry too much, if you aks an italian at ur hotel i bet he will give u lots of possibilities to watch it somewhere outside....
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Setanta Premium presents\nEnglish FA Cup Semifinal\nChelsea vs Liverpool April 22 at 12noon ET/9am PT LIVE\nAvailable on closed-circuit TV at selected pubs and restaurants. $20 COVER CHARGE \n\nI would try Nevada Smith's, 74 3rd Ave NYC (212) 982 2591
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If you want to watch with other fans, try some of the soccer bars on SoccerBars.com