Japan athletes arrive in Olympic village

Japan athletes arrive in Olympic village

VANCOUVER, Canada - Speed skater Miho Takagi acknowledges the crowd on arriving at Vancouver airport Feb. 4, 2010, before heading for the athletes' village in the city. Many Japanese athletes came to the accommodations the same day to prepare for the upcoming Olympic Games.

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