Award for Japanese newscaster Hiroko Kuniya

Photo taken June 2, 2016, in Tokyo shows Hiroko Kuniya during the award ceremony for the Galaxy Special Award presented to her for her contributions to broadcasting in Japan. Kuniya, 59, was the anchorwoman for 23 years of "Close-up Gendai (our time)," a popular news program on NHK, until March 2016 when the show changed its name to "Close-up Gendai Plus" in a revamp. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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