Japanese gold medalists at world judo meet

Japanese gold medalists at world judo meet

BIRMINGHAM, England - With their world judo championships gold medals hung around neck, (from L to R) Japan's Kosei Inoue, Noriko Anno and Shinichi Shinohara pose for photographers in Birmingham on the morning of Oct. 8.

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