Japan sets record to win women's event at Chiba ekiden

Japan sets record to win women's event at Chiba ekiden

CHIBA, Japan - Megumi Tanaka, an anchor runner of the Japanese women's team for the Chiba international ekiden long-distance relay race, crosses the finishing line at a stadium in Chiba on Nov. 23. The Japanese team won the race in a meet record time of 2 hours, 13 minutes, 33 seconds.

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