Having overcome numerous challenges since suffering life-altering injuries in a deadly train derailment accident in western Japan in 2005, Aiko Okazaki doesn't plan to go easy on herself when it comes to her latest test -- competing in archery in the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games.The 33-year-old Okazaki only took up the sport in 2013 but was selected to compete in the Paralympics next year after winning a bronze medal in the mixed team event at the world championships in the Netherlands in June."Since I decided to do this, I have to aim for the top," said Okazaki, who is paralyzed in her uppe…READ FULL ARTICLE
