Some of Japan's most successful athletes are inspiring a push for children to broaden their horizons and experience a range of sports, rather than specializing in one from an early age.While Japanese youth sports have traditionally pushed youngsters toward a single pursuit, Los Angeles Dodgers' superstar Shohei Ohtani and women's Olympic speed skating gold medalist Miho Takagi are among the top-level athletes who played multiple sports at youth level.Ohtani dabbled in badminton, a sport his mother played at national level, while Takagi was known for her football talent before focusing on th…READ FULL ARTICLE
