Japanese musician Kitaro wins Grammy

Japanese musician Kitaro wins Grammy

LOS ANGELES, United States - Japanese musician Kitaro (file photo) was awarded the Grammy Award for Best New Age Album on Feb. 21, becoming the first Japanese artist in 12 years to win a Grammy. ''Thinking of You'' by the 48-year-old musician beat out four other nominees in the New Age category at the 43rd Grammy Awards, the U.S. music industry's most prestigious awards ceremony that honors more than 100 musicians every year.

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