Japanese Asiad delegation bands together

Japanese Asiad delegation bands together

TOKYO, Japan - Hammer thrower Koji Murofushi (L, front) and synchronized swimmer Miho Takeda (R, front) attend a meeting of athletes and officials of the Japanese delegation to the Asian Games in Pusan at a Tokyo hotel Sept. 25. Murofushi serves as the chief of the delegation and Takeda as flag-bearer.

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