Takahashi to run in Tokyo race in Nov.

NARITA, Japan - Sydney Olympic gold medalist Naoko Takahashi speaks with reporters prior to departure from Narita airport for the United States for training. Takahashi said she plans to run in the Tokyo International Women's Marathon for her next full-marathon appearance, one year after making an impressive comeback in the Tokyo meet.

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