Japan delegation chief pleased with effort in Vancouver

VANCOUVER, Canada - Japanese Olympic delegation head Seiko Hashimoto speaks at a news conference in Vancouver, Canada, on Feb. 28, 2010, the last day of the 17-day Winter Olympics. Hashimoto praised the efforts of Japanese athletes for winning five medals. (Kyodo)

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