Japan's synchronized swimmers lead in technical routine

Japan's synchronized swimmers lead in technical routine

PUSAN, South Korea - Japan's synchronized swimmers Miya Tachibana (L) and Miho Takeda come in first in the duet's technical routine in the Asian Games in Pusan on Sept. 30. (Kyodo)

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