Japanese wins Astrid Lindgren children's literature award

Japanese wins Astrid Lindgren children's literature award

STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Japanese illustrator Ryoji Arai (L) receives the Astrid Lindgren Memorial Award, often dubbed the ''Nobel Prize'' of children's literature, from Swedish Crown Princess Victoria in Stockholm on May 25. Arai is the first Japanese to win the award.

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