Asian Games: Dutch coach setting target high for Japanese skaters

Asian Games: Dutch coach setting target high for Japanese skaters

Johan de Wit, Dutch coach for Japan's medium-to-long-distance speed skating team, speaks to reporters in Kolomna, Russia, in this photo taken in February 2016. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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