(2)Tsukada wins 1st over 78-kg title at Fukuoka Int'l judo meet

(2)Tsukada wins 1st over 78-kg title at Fukuoka Int'l judo meet

FUKUOKA, Japan - Athens Olympics gold medalist Maki Tsukada (R) smiles after winning her first title in the over 78-kilogram weight division at the Fukuoka International Women's Judo Championships on Dec. 11. At left is Midori Shintani who placed second. (Kyodo)

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