Judokas' abuse at university

Judokas' abuse at university

NARA, Japan - Tsunenori Yamada (front), vice president of Tenri University, bows at a press conference in Tenri, Nara Prefecture, on Sept. 11, 2013. The university said a dozen students of its judo team, including former captain and world champion Shohei Ono, were disciplined for physically abusing underclass teammates.

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