No change to planned gymnastics championships in Japan

No change to planned gymnastics championships in Japan

SAN JOSE, United States - International Gymnastics Federation President Bruno Grandi (L) and Japanese Gymnastics Association President Hidenori Futagi shake hands in San Jose, California, on May 22, 2011, after the FIG Council decided to give a show of support to Japanese organizers of the 43rd Artistic Gymnastics World Championships scheduled for October in Tokyo. There has been concern about holding the event in Tokyo amid the continuing Fukushima nuclear crisis.

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