Japan Paralympic athletes return home from Paris

Japan Paralympic athletes return home from Paris

Misato Michishita (front, R), Japan's bronze medalist in the women's T12 marathon at the Paris Paralympics, arrives at Haneda airport in Tokyo upon her return from France on Sept. 10, 2024.

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