Japanese novelist Yoshimoto receives Capri Award

Japanese novelist Yoshimoto receives Capri Award

CAPRI, Italy - Japanese novelist Banana Yoshimoto (C) receives a plaque at a ceremony on the island of Capri in southern Italy on July 2, 2011, as she was awarded the Capri Award, an Italian literary prize, for poetic and sensitive qualities of her works.

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