Gold-colored mailbox in Olympic gold medalist's home town

Gold-colored mailbox in Olympic gold medalist's home town

A gold-colored mailbox is unveiled in front of the city hall of Matsubara, Osaka Prefecture, on Nov. 2, 2021, in tribute to the gold medal won by Momiji Nishiya, who hails from the western Japan city, in the women's street skateboarding at the Tokyo Olympics at the age of 13.

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