2 Japanese to receive 2nd prize in int'l ballet competition

2 Japanese to receive 2nd prize in int'l ballet competition

MOSCOW, Russia - File photo taken in Moscow in June 2011 shows Japanese ballet dancer Arata Miyagawa. Miyagawa and another Japanese ballet dancer, Miki Wakuta, will receive on July 29, 2012, second prize in the men's and women's categories at the prestigious International Ballet Competition in Varna, Bulgaria.

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