Olympics: Hanyu, Kodaira take part in Olympic candidate workshop

Women's 500-meter speed skating World Cup champion Nao Kodaira takes part in a Japanese Olympic Committee workshop in Tokyo on April 28, 2017. With the Pyeongchang Olympics less than a year away, the JOC gathered around 260 candidates for Japan's team in February 2018 in an effort to build team solidarity and ensure legal compliance by the athletes. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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