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Hiroshi Neko competes in Asian Games marathon

INCHEON, South Korea - Japanese-born comedian Hiroshi Neko, who became a naturalized Cambodian citizen in 2011, enters the stadium in the men's marathon at the Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea, on Oct. 3, 2014. Neko, 37, whose real name is Kuniaki Takizaki, finished 14th, last among the runners who crossed the finish line, in 2 hours, 34 minutes, 16 seconds.

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Hiroshi Neko competes in Asian Games marathon

INCHEON, South Korea - Japanese-born comedian Hiroshi Neko, who became a naturalized Cambodian citizen in 2011, crosses the finish line in the men's marathon at the Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea, on Oct. 3, 2014. Neko, 37, whose real name is Kuniaki Takizaki, finished 14th, last among the runners who completed the full distance, in 2 hours, 34 minutes, 16 seconds.

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(3)Asian Games comes to end

PUSAN, South Korea - North Korean cheerleaders wave the national flags to bid farewell to the audience in the closing ceremonies of the 14th Asian Games at Pusan Asiad Stadium on Oct. 14. (Asian Games)

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(1)Asian Games comes to end

PUSAN, South Korea - The 14th Asian Games comes to an end in colorful closing ceremonies at Pusan Asiad Stadium on Oct. 14. (Asian Games)

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Japan wins 5-man bowling at Asian Games

PUSAN, South Korea - Members of Japanese bowling team celebrate their gold medal in the men's five-player bowling at the 14th Asian Games at Homeplus Asiad Bowling Alley in Pusan on Oct. 7. (Asian Games)

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Japan wins Asian Games' team equestrian event

PUSAN, South Korea - Shigeyuki Hosono (L), Masaru Fuse (2nd from L), Sachiko Kodera (2nd from R) and Daisuke Kato head for an awards ceremony at Pusan Equestrian Grounds on Oct. 4 after winning the team equestrian event at the 14th Asian Games. (Asian Games)

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Tachibana, Takeda coast to 3rd straight synchro duet title

PUSAN, South Korea - Miya Tachibana (R) and Miho Takeda perform in the synchronized swimming duet event of the 14th Asian Games at Sajik swimming pool in Pusan on Oct. 2. The duo, who won Japan's first-ever synchronized swimming world title in Fukuoka last year, claimed a third straight Asian Games title.

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Japan's Tachibana wins solo synchronized swimming

PUSAN, South Korea - Miya Tachibana shows off her gold medal at Sajik Swimming Pool in Pusan on Oct. 1 after winning the solo synchronized swimming event of the 14th Asian Games.

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Otsuka bags Japan's 1st medal in Pusan

PUSAN, South Korea - Ayumu Otsuka wins Japan's first medal of the 14th Asian Games in Pusan on Sept. 30 with a silver medal effort in the women's 24.2-kilometer time trial in cycling.

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(3)N. Korean athletes enter Asian Games Athletes' Village

PUSAN, South Korea - Bang Moon Il (L), head of the North Korean delegation to the 14th Asian Games, presents a picture to Wang Sang Eun, chief of the Athletes' Village for the games, during a welcoming ceremony at the village in Pusan on Sept. 24.

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N. Korean flag officially raised in S. Korea for first time

PUSAN, South Korea - A North Korean national flag is raised Sept. 16 in front of the Main Media Center for the 14th Asian Games in the southern port city of Pusan. It was the first time the North Korean national flag has been officially hoisted in South Korea.

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Asian Games athletes promise to compete again in Pusan

A drop curtain saying, ''See you again in Pusan,'' gradually rises at the Rajamangala National Stadium in Bangkok to mark the end of the 13th Asian Games on Dec. 20, the largest-ever regional version of the summer Olympics. Pusan will host the 14th Asian Games in 2002.

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Asian Games athletes promise to compete again in Pusan

A drop curtain saying, ''See you again in Pusan,'' gradually rises at the Rajamangala National Stadium in Bangkok to mark the end of the 13th Asian Games on Dec. 20, the largest-ever regional version of the summer Olympics. Pusan will host the 14th Asian Games in 2002. ==Kyodo

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(3)N. Korean athletes enter Asian Games Athletes' Village

PUSAN, South Korea - Bang Moon Il (L), head of the North Korean delegation to the 14th Asian Games, presents a picture to Wang Sang Eun, chief of the Athletes' Village for the games, during a welcoming ceremony at the village in Pusan on Sept. 24. (Kyodo)

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Japan wins 5-man bowling at Asian Games

PUSAN, South Korea - Members of Japanese bowling team celebrate their gold medal in the men's five-player bowling at the 14th Asian Games at Homeplus Asiad Bowling Alley in Pusan on Oct. 7. (Asian Games)(Kyodo)

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Hiroshi Neko competes in Asian Games marathon

INCHEON, South Korea - Japanese-born comedian Hiroshi Neko, who became a naturalized Cambodian citizen in 2011, crosses the finish line in the men's marathon at the Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea, on Oct. 3, 2014. Neko, 37, whose real name is Kuniaki Takizaki, finished 14th, last among the runners who completed the full distance, in 2 hours, 34 minutes, 16 seconds. (Kyodo)

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Hiroshi Neko competes in Asian Games marathon

INCHEON, South Korea - Japanese-born comedian Hiroshi Neko, who became a naturalized Cambodian citizen in 2011, enters the stadium in the men's marathon at the Asian Games in Incheon, South Korea, on Oct. 3, 2014. Neko, 37, whose real name is Kuniaki Takizaki, finished 14th, last among the runners who crossed the finish line, in 2 hours, 34 minutes, 16 seconds. (Kyodo)

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Japan wins Asian Games' team equestrian event

PUSAN, South Korea - Shigeyuki Hosono (L), Masaru Fuse (2nd from L), Sachiko Kodera (2nd from R) and Daisuke Kato head for an awards ceremony at Pusan Equestrian Grounds on Oct. 4 after winning the team equestrian event at the 14th Asian Games. (Asian Games)(Kyodo)

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Tachibana, Takeda coast to 3rd straight synchro duet title

PUSAN, South Korea - Miya Tachibana (R) and Miho Takeda perform in the synchronized swimming duet event of the 14th Asian Games at Sajik swimming pool in Pusan on Oct. 2. The duo, who won Japan's first-ever synchronized swimming world title in Fukuoka last year, claimed a third straight Asian Games title. (Kyodo)

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Japan's Tachibana wins solo synchronized swimming

PUSAN, South Korea - Miya Tachibana shows off her gold medal at Sajik Swimming Pool in Pusan on Oct. 1 after winning the solo synchronized swimming event of the 14th Asian Games. (Kyodo)

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Otsuka bags Japan's 1st medal in Pusan

PUSAN, South Korea - Ayumu Otsuka wins Japan's first medal of the 14th Asian Games in Pusan on Sept. 30 with a silver medal effort in the women's 24.2-kilometer time trial in cycling. (Kyodo)

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N. Korean flag officially raised in S. Korea for first time

PUSAN, South Korea - A North Korean national flag is raised Sept. 16 in front of the Main Media Center for the 14th Asian Games in the southern port city of Pusan. It was the first time the North Korean national flag has been officially hoisted in South Korea. (Kyodo)