(2)Takahashi begins New Year's training

(2)Takahashi begins New Year's training

SAKURA, Japan - Sydney Olympic marathon gold medallist Naoko Takahashi poses for a photograph before she starts her training in Sakura, Chiba Prefecture, on the New Year's Day on Jan. 1.

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