Gov't to give People's Honor Award to actress Mori

TOKYO, Japan - Japanese actress Mitsuko Mori (R in front) breaks a decorative ball at the Teikoku Theater in Tokyo on May 29 to commemorate the People's Honor Award that she will receive from the Japanese government on July 1 for completing over 2,000 performances of her signature play ''Horoki''(Journal of a Vagabond).

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