Marathon winner Takahashi shows off her gold medal

Marathon winner Takahashi shows off her gold medal

SYDNEY, Australia - Japan's Naoko Takahashi (L) holds up her gold medal at a press conference Sept. 25, the day after she won the women's marathon event at the Sydney Olympics in an Olympic best time of 2:23:14. To her right is her coach, Yoshio Koide. Takahashi became the first Japanese woman to win an Olympic gold medal in athletics.

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