Three-time Olympic judo winner Nomura retires with no regrets

Three-time Olympic judo winner Nomura retires with no regrets

OSAKA, Aug. 31 Kyodo - Three-time Olympic men's 60-kilogram judo champion Tadahiro Nomura and Koichi Kimura, president of his corporate sponsor Miki House Co., pose for a photo in Osaka on Aug. 31, 2015 as Nomura announces his retirement at age 40.

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