Japan's Ebinuma wins men's 66kg-class at Grand Slam judo

Japan's Ebinuma wins men's 66kg-class at Grand Slam judo

TOKYO, Japan - Japan's Masashi Ebinuma throws South Korea's Kim Joo Jin to win the gold in the men's 66-kilogram-class final at the Grand Slam Tokyo international judo tournament in Tokyo on Dec. 11, 2009.

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