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Track and Field Softball Thrower Tsuruta (2nd Year Student at Ibusuki Special Needs High School) Finishes a Disappointing 2nd Place: "I'll Aim for Gold Next year."

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The 25th All-Japan Para Sports Games, which opened in Aomori Prefecture, held three events in various locations on the 23rd. Two athletes from Kagoshima Prefecture won silver medals: Maiki Tsuruta (Ibusuki Special Needs School) in the boys' intellectually disabled boys' throw in track and field softball, and Tomoki Hamada (Kagoshima School for the Blind) in the boys' visually impaired boys' 25-meter freestyle swimming. Thirteen events will be he…
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The 25th All-Japan Para Sports Games, which opened in Aomori Prefecture, held three events in various locations on the 23rd. Two athletes from Kagoshima Prefecture won silver medals: Maiki Tsuruta (Ibusuki Special Needs School) in the boys' intellectually disabled boys' throw in track and field softball, and Tomoki Hamada (Kagoshima School for the Blind) in the boys' visually impaired boys' 25-meter freestyle swimming. Thirteen events will be he…

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373news.com broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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