US EditionHaruka Kaju regains world title U63kg for Japan
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Japan maintained its dominance in the medalist of the World Judo Championship that takes place in Budapest, the Hungarian capital, after adding its fourth golden presea, the last through Haruka Kaju in the division of the 63 kg for ladies. Kaju, 25 years and eleven in the International Federation (IJF) ranking of this sport, secured the title by bending in the final contest for minimum yuko advantage to Canadian veteran Catherine Beauchemin-Pina…
Haruka Kaju regains world title U63kg for Japan
Haruka Kaju of Japan is the new world champion in the U63kg category, completing an incredible run on the fourth day of the 2025 World Judo Championships. Unbeaten since her debut on the IJF World Tour, Kaju’s composure, tactical maturity, and technical depth were on full display throughout the day, culminating in a gripping final against Canada’s Olympic and world medallist Catherine Beauchemin-Pinard.
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