Japan's Yasuhiro Koseki shook off a slow morning heat to win the men's 100-meter breaststroke gold from Lane 1 at the Asian Games on Wednesday.The 26-year-old's gold, won in 58.86 seconds, completed a 100-200 breaststroke double, and with the 50 to come on Friday, he has a chance of taking a hat-trick of medals in the stroke.Japan saw more gold later when Daiya Seto clocked 4:08.79 to beat reigning Olympic champion Kosuke Hagino by 1.51 in the men's 400 individual medley. China's Wang Shun was third.Seto's gold was his second at this edition of the Asian Games and fourth in total."It was so…READ FULL ARTICLE