Japan's Ito in team ski jumping at Sochi Games

Japan's Ito in team ski jumping at Sochi Games

SOCHI, Russia - Daiki Ito of Japan acknowledges the crowd after his second jump in the men's team ski jumping event at the Sochi Winter Olympic Games in Russia on Feb. 17, 2014.

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