Japanese ballerina wins gold in int'l event in U.S.

Japanese ballerina wins gold in int'l event in U.S.

JACKSON, United States - Japanese Ballerina Shiori Kase performs in an exhibition event during the award ceremony in Jackson, Mississippi, on June 28, 2014, after winning the women's senior gold medal in the 2014 USA International Ballet Competition in the southern U.S. city. (Kyodo)

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