Swimming: Japanese national championships

Rikako Ikee (C), who is coming back from leukemia treatment, dives off the starting block in the women's 50-meter butterfly final at the national swimming championships at Tokyo Aquatics Centre on April 10, 2021. Ikee went on to complete a sweep of the four events she swam.

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