Japan 5th in men's team foil at World Cup

Japan 5th in men's team foil at World Cup

Japan's Yuki Ota (2nd from L) stands with his mask up after Japan suffer a 45-43 loss to the United States in the quarterfinals of the men's team foil event in the Prince Takamado Trophy Fencing World Cup in Tokyo on Nov. 8, 2015. Japan finished fifth. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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