(2)K. Miyazato wins career 1st at Asia-Japan Okinawa Open

(2)K. Miyazato wins career 1st at Asia-Japan Okinawa Open

NAHA, Japan - Kiyoshi Miyazato (R) is congratulated by his sister Ai Miyazato, the Japan LPGA star, on his victory in the Asia-Japan Okinawa Open golf tournament at the Naha Golf Club in Okinawa Prefecture on Dec. 19.

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