Harada jumps 119.5 meters

SALT LAKE CITY, United States - Nagano bronze medalist Masahiko Harada of Japan scores the third longest jump of the day Feb. 12 with a leap of 119.5 meters to lead a trio of Japanese jumpers into final of the large hill event at Utah Olympic Park on Feb. 13.

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