US Open champ Yuka Saso to pick Japan citizenship: reports
Reigning US Open champion Yuka Saso, 20, has already planned to choose Japanese citizenship once she turns 22, according to Japanese media reports.She was born to a Japanese father and Filipina mother but competed as a Filipino in golf.
However, Saso, a dual citizen, was was quoted as saying she is inclined to choose Japanese citizenship as she will be required by the Japanese government to choose by the age of 22.
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