Japan's Takanashi misses podium in Zao ski jumping

Japan's Takanashi misses podium in Zao ski jumping

YAMAGATA, Japan - Two-time defending World Cup champion Sara Takanashi of Japan leaves the ramps at Zao resort in Yamagata, northern Japan, on Jan. 18, 2015, after the second round of the competition was canceled due to high winds. Takanashi finished seventh after her only jump of 89.0 meters.

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