1st anniv. memorial for sumo legend Taiho's death

1st anniv. memorial for sumo legend Taiho's death

TOKYO, Japan - A memorial service to mark the first anniversary of the death of legendary sumo grand champion Taiho, whose real name was Koki Naya, is held at a hotel in Tokyo on Jan 19, 2014.

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