Murata wins 5th straight national title

NISHINOMIYA, Japan - Japanese rhythmic gymnast Yukari Murata performs in the ribbon discipline at the national championships at Hyogo prefectural gymnasium on Nov. 5. She won her record-tying fifth all-around title by collecting a total of 56.750 points.

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