Japanese ski jumper Kobayashi scores first World Cup win

Japanese ski jumper Kobayashi scores first World Cup win

Japan's Junshiro Kobayashi (C) poses for a photo in Wisla, Poland, on Nov. 19, 2017, after winning the individual ski jumping event in the season's first World Cup competition, alongside second-place Kamil Stoch (L) of Poland and third-place Stefan Kraft of Austria. The win was the first-ever victory in a World Cup for Kobayashi. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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