Arimori instructs Cambodian students

Arimori instructs Cambodian students

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia - Olympic women's marathon medalist Yuko Arimori of Japan sends a message from Phnom Penh to primary school pupils in Okayama Prefecture on Dec. 2. Arimori is in the Cambodian capital to give sports instruction to Cambodian primary and junior high school students in a gathering sponsored by an Okayama nongovernmental organization she heads.

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