Olympic women's marathon winner Takahashi returns home

Olympic women's marathon winner Takahashi returns home

NARITA, Japan - Sydney Olympic women's marathon winner Naoko Takahashi (L) shows off her gold medal at Narita airport Oct. 2 after flying back from Sydney with her coach Yoshio Koide (R). Takahashi won the women's marathon on Sept. 24 in an Olympic best time of 2 hours, 23 minutes, 14 seconds to capture Japan's first gold medal in athletics since the 1936 Berlin Games.

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