Send-off ceremony for Japan's Sochi Paralympics squad

Send-off ceremony for Japan's Sochi Paralympics squad

TOKYO, Japan - Cross-country skier Shoko Ota (R), flag bearer for Japan's Sochi Winter Paralympics squad, receives the team flag from delegation head Masanobu Araki during a send-off ceremony in Tokyo on Feb. 5, 2014. To the right is alpine skier Taiki Morii, the team captain.

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