(1)World Swimming Championships opens with ceremony

BARCELONA, Spain - Japanese water polo player Koji Tanaka holds the Japanese flag at the opening ceremony of the 10th FINA World Swimming Championships at Sant Jordi gymnasium in Barcelona on July 12. Delegations from 165 countries and regions are taking part in the two-week event.

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