Children's book about Hakuho's lamb

SAPPORO, Japan - Mongolian sumo grand champion Hakuho (C) holds a copy of the children's book ''Kohitsuji Haira'' (Baby Sheep Haira) at an event in Sapporo on June 11, 2011. The book published in May by a Japanese publishing company features Haira, a lamb the yokozuna received as a gift from the Hokkaido town of Takikawa.

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