Judo gold medalist Tamura visits Toyota head office

Judo gold medalist Tamura visits Toyota head office

TOYOYA, Japan - Sydney Olympics judo champion Ryoko Tamura poses for photographers at the head office of Toyota Motor Corp. on Oct. 6, flanked by President Fujio Cho (L) and Honorary Chairman Shoichiro Toyoda (R). Tamura, a Toyota Motor employee, visited the company headquarters in the city of Toyota, Aichi Prefecture, to share her joy with company executives and her colleagues.

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