Tamura, Tani return to Japan after wedding events

Tamura, Tani return to Japan after wedding events

OSAKA, Japan - Sydney Olympics 48-kilogram judo gold medalist Ryoko Tamura (R) and Orix BlueWave outfielder Yoshitomo Tani show their wedding rings on arriving at Kansai international airport on Dec. 15 after their wedding ceremony in Paris and honeymoon.

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