Kiryu and Walsh attend send-off ceremony ahead of Olympics

Yoshihide Kiryu (L) and Julian Walsh, track and field athletes at Tokyo's Toyo University, pose for a photo during a send-off ceremony at the university on June 28, 2016, ahead of their participation in the Rio de Janeiro Olympic Games. Kiryu will compete in the men's 100 meters, while Walsh will compete in the men's 400 meters. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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