Ichikizaki wins Wushu bronze for Japan's 1st medal

Ichikizaki wins Wushu bronze for Japan's 1st medal

INCHEON, South Korea - Photo taken on Sept. 20, 2014, in Incheon, South Korea, shows Daisuke Ichikizaki, who gave Japan its first medal of the Asian Games when he won the bronze in the Wushu men's changquan final.

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