(1)Japan's Tsukada wins Olympic judo

(1)Japan's Tsukada wins Olympic judo

ATHENS, Greece - Japan's Maki Tsukada (top) pins Cuba's Dayma Beltran (bottom) with little more than a minute remaining in the women's over 78-kilogram judo to win the fifth judo gold of the Athens 2004 Olympic Games for Japan's women at Ano Liossia Olympic Hall on Aug. 20.

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