Female Japanese wrestlers undergo extreme training

Female Japanese wrestlers undergo extreme training

TOKYO, Japan - Tomiaki Fukuda (C), chairman of the Japan Wrestling Association, sits under a waterfall for training together with Kyoko Hamaguchi (R) and Saori Yoshida (L) at Nisseki Temple on Mt. Nisseki, in the town of Kamiichi, Toyoma Prefecture on July 3.

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