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Japan's Nishiya, 13, first women's Olympic skateboard champion

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Momiji Nishiya of Japan has won the first ever Olympic skateboard competition for women. The 13-year-old gave the host nation a sweep of golds in the street event a day after after Yuto Horigome won the men’s event. FRANCE 24's Sports Editor Simon Harding reports from Tokyo.

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