Ski jumping: Takanashi finishes runner-up in Japan c'ships, Seto wins

Ski jumping: Takanashi finishes runner-up in Japan c'ships, Seto wins

Yuka Seto (R) and Sara Takanashi, a three-time World Cup overall champion, pose after finishing first and runner-up, respectively, in the women's normal hill competition at the Japan national ski jumping championships at Kuraray Zao Schanze in Yamagata, northeastern Japan on Nov. 13, 2016. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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