Olympic champ Murofushi at elementary school

Olympic champ Murofushi at elementary school

TOKYO, Japan - Koji Murofushi, Olympic hammer-throw champion and TOKYO 2020 sports director, communicates with students at Konan elementary school in Tokyo on July 14, 2014, during Tokyo 2020's "Creating Tomorrow Together" Project.

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