Rothlin wins Tokyo Marathon, Japan's Fujiwara 2nd

Rothlin wins Tokyo Marathon, Japan's Fujiwara 2nd

TOKYO, Japan - About 32,000 people start running from the metropolitan government building on Feb. 17 to compete in the Tokyo Marathon, which includes the 10-km and several other divisions. (Pool photo)

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