Japanese woman wins Miss International title

Japanese woman wins Miss International title

NAHA, Japan - Japan's Ikumi Yoshimatsu (L) gives a speech at the Miss International contest in Naha, capital of the southern Japan prefecture of Okinawa, on Oct. 21, 2012. Yoshimatsu was the first Japanese woman to win the title and also won the Miss Photogenic award.

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