Two primary school girls bask in limelight of Japan's shogi world

Two primary school girls bask in limelight of Japan's shogi world

TOKYO, Japan - Momoko Kato (R), 11, pulls off a dazzling achievement on Aug. 8 by beating Minami Sadamasu at a department store in Tokyo's Shibuya Ward.

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