'Waraimeshi' new champs of Japan's M-1 competition

'Waraimeshi' new champs of Japan's M-1 competition

TOKYO, Japan - Koji Nishida (L) and Tetsuo of the stand-up comic duo Waraimeshi (Laughing Rice), celebrate after winning the coveted M-1 title in a championship in Tokyo on Dec. 26, 2010.

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