(2)Japan's Tanimoto takes 63-kg judo gold

(2)Japan's Tanimoto takes 63-kg judo gold

ATHENS, Greece - Ayumi Tanimoto (standing) rejoices after grabbing Japan's fourth judo gold by beating Austria's Claudia Heill in the women's 63-kilogram class at the Athens Olympics on Aug. 17.

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