Comedy duo Bakusho Mondai, singer Nakajima to get cultural prize

Comedy duo Bakusho Mondai, singer Nakajima to get cultural prize

TOKYO, Japan - Comedy duo Bakusho Mondai -- Yuji Tanaka (L) and Hikari Ota -- pose during a press conference in Tokyo on March 15 after they were chosen as one of 28 recipients of the Art Encouragement Prizes for fiscal 2005.

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