Kitada wins in 48-kg judo event

Kitada wins in 48-kg judo event

PUSAN, South Korea - Kayo Kitada of Japan (R) defeats Kim Young Ran of South Korea in the women's 48-kilogram judo event to win the gold in Pusan on Oct. 3. (Asian Games)

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