Tamura finishes 1st judo training session in Sydney

Tamura finishes 1st judo training session in Sydney

SYDNEY, Australia - Ryoko Tamura, Japan's gold medal hope for women's 48-kilogram judo, answers reporters' questions Sept. 9 after finishing her first training session in a Sydney suburb. Tamura arrived in the city with other Japanese delegates to the 2000 Olympic Games earlier in the day.

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