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Yuki Kurihara, Japan’s 11-year-old e-sports prodigy, wins Asian Games gold

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Al Jazeera14h ago

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Yuki Kurihara, Japan’s 11-year-old e-sports prodigy, wins Asian Games gold

Gold medallist Yuki Kurihara, a primary school student, is youngest athlete in host country Japan's Asian Games history.

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Al Jazeera14h ago

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Yuki Kurihara, Japan’s 11-year-old e-sports prodigy, wins Asian Games gold

Gold medallist Yuki Kurihara, a primary school student, is youngest athlete in host country Japan's Asian Games history.

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