Japan's Fukushi flops on debut

Japan's Fukushi flops on debut

OSAKA, Japan - Japan's full-marathon debutante Kayoko Fukushi tries to pick herself up after falling to the track just a few meters shy of the finish line at Nagai Stadium in the Osaka International Women's Marathon on Jan. 27. Fukushi, who had led the race till around the 30-km point, became visibly tired and managed to complete the race in 19th place.

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