Olympics: Kodaira eager to get to work as Japanese athletes arrive in S. Korea

Japanese sprint queen Nao Kodaira arrived in South Korea on Sunday champing at the bit ahead of her double gold medal bid in the women's speed skating competition at the Pyeongchang Olympics.Kodaira, unbeaten in the 500 meters at home or abroad in 24 races stretching back to last season and the current 1,000 world record holder, was greeted by a media throng at Yangyang International Airport as the majority of Japan's athletes touched down for the largest ever Winter Games."I can't wait to get to the venue and test out the rink," the 31-year-old captain of the Japan team told reporters."The…READ FULL ARTICLE