Japan Paralympic athletes return home from Paris

Japan Paralympic athletes return home from Paris

Yujiro Seto, Japan's gold medalist in the men's judo 73-kilogram J2 event at the Paris Paralympics, arrives at Haneda airport in Tokyo upon his return from France on Sept. 10, 2024.

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