2 Japanese win gold medals in judo world championship

2 Japanese win gold medals in judo world championship

BIRMINGHAM, England - Shinichi Shinohara (L) and Noriko Anno show the gold medals they won in Birmingham on Oct. 7 on the first day of the judo world championships. Shinohara won in the men's heavyweight division and Anno retained her title in the under-78 kilogram class.

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