Morning-after smile is still gold

Morning-after smile is still gold

Japan's Tae Satoya shows her gold medal to reporters on Feb. 12, the day after her stunning victory in the freestyle skiing moguls at the Nagano Olympics. Alongside her is head coach Takashi Ashino.

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                Morning-after smile is still g

                Morning-after smile is still g

                Japan's Tae Satoya shows her gold medal to reporters on Feb. 12, the day after her stunning victory in the freestyle skiing moguls at the Nagano Olympics. Alongside her is head coach Takashi Ashino. ==Kyodo