Olympic champion Tani leaves hospital with her baby

TOKYO, Japan - Two-time Olympic judo champion Ryoko Tani (R), who gave birth to a boy at a hospital in Hyogo Prefecture on Dec. 31, leaves the hospital on Jan. 5. At left is her husband Yoshitomo Tani, a baseball player of the Orix Buffaloes in the Pacific League.

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