Japan's ski jumping team returns home with Sochi medals

NARITA, Japan - Japan's men ski jumping team - (from L) Noriaki Kasai, Daiki Ito, Taku Takeuchi and Reruhi Shimizu - poses for photos with their Sochi Winter Olympics medals upon arrival at Narita airport, near Tokyo, where they were welcomed by throngs of fans, on Feb. 20, 2014.

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