Japan defeats E. Germany in 1972 Munich Olympics volleyball final

Japan defeats E. Germany in 1972 Munich Olympics volleyball final

Members of the Japanese national team celebrate after defeating East Germany in the men's volleyball final at the 1972 Munich Olympic Games held in former West Germany. The No. 10 in the red and white uniform was star player Seiji Oko, who was nicknamed the "Cannon of the World." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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