Fukuhara gets surprise gift

Fukuhara gets surprise gift

Ai Fukuhara of Japan's table tennis team to the Rio de Janeiro Olympics receives a surprise gift -- a music-box figure resembling her -- from a Chinese fan after her practice on July 31, 2016. "Does it look like me," Fukuhara asked reporters. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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