Olympic gold medalist Takahashi's shoes go to Olympic Museum

Olympic gold medalist Takahashi's shoes go to Olympic Museum

LAUSANNE, Switzerland - Japanese Olympic Committee Chef de Mission Yushiro Yagi (C) and International Olympic Committee member Chiharu Igaya (R) present the running shoes of Japan's Naoko Takahashi, gold medalist in the Sydney Olympic marathon, to Olympic Museum curator Jean-Francois Pahud on Dec. 13 in Lausanne.

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