Ballerina Kida all smiles after cited by Cultural Agency

Ballerina Kida all smiles after cited by Cultural Agency

TOKYO, Japan - Ballet dancer Mariko Kida holds a trophy given to her by the Cultural Agency commissioner in Tokyo on Aug. 7, 2014, for winning this year's Benois de la Danse competition in the ballerina category in May as the first Japanese to get the prestigious Russian award. (Kyodo)

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