Japanese woman who reached South Pole on skis returns home

Japanese woman who reached South Pole on skis returns home

NARITA, Japan - Sumiyo Tsuzuki, a 40-year-old alpinist from Tokyo who reached the South Pole on skis Jan. 24, poses for a photo on her return to Japan on Feb. 4.

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