Japan has send-off party for Rio-bound Paralympians

Japan has send-off party for Rio-bound Paralympians

(From L) Japan's Paralympic track and field athletes Atsushi Yamamoto and Sae Tsuji and swimmers Keiichi Kimura and Mei Ichinose speak to reporters during a send-off party in Tokyo on Aug. 2, 2016, for athletes competing at the Rio de Janeiro Paralympics beginning Sept. 7. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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