Harada disappointed with 20th on Olympic normal hill

Harada disappointed with 20th on Olympic normal hill

SALT LAKE CITY, United States - A dejected Masahiko Harada of Japan takes off his helmet after finishing his second jump in the K-90 normal hill ski jumping competition at the Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City on Feb. 10. Harada finished way back in 20th place.

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