Japanese ballerina Yoshida receives prestigious British honor

LONDON, England - Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport James Purnell (L) presents Japanese ballerina Miyako Yoshida with the prestigious Officer of the British Empire award on behalf of Queen Elizabeth on Dec. 18.

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