Kosuke Kitajima was nearly speechless on the podium. He will give all the answers in Beijing.
The Japan Swimming Federation officially announced the 31 Japanese representatives, including several medalists from Athens such as gold medalists Kitajima and Ai Shibata and bronze medalists Reiko Nakamura and Yuko Nakanishi, for this summer's Beijing Olympics at a news conference at the National Training Center in Tokyo's Kita Ward on Monday.
"I don't really have much to say," said Kitajima, who won the 100- and 200-meter breaststroke races in last weekend's National Swimming Championships.