Fifa: Japan bid “very balanced project” 23/07/2010 |
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Fifa’s team of inspectors praised Japan's 2022 World Cup bid at the end of its three-day visit.
Head of the five-man delegation Harold Mayne-Nicholls told a news conference on Thursday (July 22): "The way the bid committee and the JFA [Japan Football Association] prepared everything shows the professional way in which football is developing here, and the way in which they work and develop projects.
“Concerning Japan’s bid, I think it is a very balanced project mixing football traditions, new stadiums, new technology, eco projects and integration with the world – it includes everything."
Bid committee chairman Motoaki Inukai said that he was pleased with the outcome of the visit.
He added: "Time was limited, but I am pretty pleased that we were able to show that our stadiums and infrastructure meet all international standards, including environmental aspects, and the whole country is behind the bid.
"We really want the Fifa World Cup to come back to our country. We did a lot of preparation. My conclusion is that we were successful in getting our ideas across."
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