Judo: National team nicknamed "Godzilla Japan"

Judo: National team nicknamed "Godzilla Japan"

Japan men's judo coach Kosei Inoue (C) and women's coach Katsuyuki Masuchi (R) pose for a photo at a press conference in Tokyo on March 19, 2019, after announcing "Godzilla Japan" as the official nickname for the Japanese national team. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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