Japan's 14-year-old swimming phenom Miyuki Yamada made history Wednesday at the Tokyo Paralympics as the country's youngest-ever medalist, and now she says her focus is squarely on enjoying every moment in the pool.Yamada is the youngest athlete in Japan's 254-member team at the Tokyo Paralympics, and she captured the country's first medal on home turf, taking silver in the women's 100-meter backstroke S2 class."I am so excited, and I am so happy. And mostly, I really enjoyed it," Yamada, a junior high school student from Niigata Prefecture, said after her race at the Tokyo Aquatics Centre.…READ FULL ARTICLE
