Kitaro delighted with Grammy Award after 7 nominations

Kitaro delighted with Grammy Award after 7 nominations

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese composer and synthesizer player Kitaro is all smiles at a press conference in Tokyo on March 12, having become the first Japanese artist in 12 years to win a Grammy Award on Feb. 21 for his album ''Thinking of You.''

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