Japan gets 1st win at women's world championship

Japan gets 1st win at women's world championship

TOKYO, Japan - Members of the Japanese volleyball team celebrate after defeating Costa Rica 25-9, 25-11, 25-14 for its first win in two matches at the women's world championship in Tokyo on Nov. 1.

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