Tokyo Olympian Tomoa Narasaki overcame fatigue and brisk temperatures to head a Japanese men's podium sweep at the season-ending Boulder & Lead World Cup in Morioka on Friday.Climbing last in the lead round, Narasaki totaled 156.4 to finish ahead of back-to-back overall World Cup bouldering champion Yoshiyuki Ogata on 138.4 and Kokoro Fujii with 132.6 at Iwate Prefectural Sports Park Climbing Stadium.The 26-year-old Narasaki was second on 84.3 points after the boulder round of the men's final, trailing France's Paul Jenft by 0.4. With Ogata and Fujii having guaranteed a 1-2 result for Japan…READ FULL ARTICLE