Impromptu collaboration by award-winning artist, calligrapher

A piece of impromptu artwork on a set of Japanese "fusuma" papered sliding doors by artist and TV personality Tsurutaro Kataoka and calligrapher Shunkei Yahagi is shown at an award ceremony in Kochi, southwestern Japan, on March 27, 2015. Kataoka received the award for 2015, commemorating 19th-century master calligrapher Yukei Teshima, and Yahagi was given a special award at the ceremony. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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