(1)Japan's sumo wrestlers arrive in Seoul

(1)Japan's sumo wrestlers arrive in Seoul

SEOUL, South Korea - Mongolian yokozuna Asashoryu arrives at Inchon airport near Seoul on Feb. 12 as a member of a delegation sent by the Japan Sumo Association to take part in the traditional Japanese sport's first-ever tour to South Korea. The tour begins with a two-day event in Seoul on Feb. 14.

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