TV talent from Hiroshima

TV talent from Hiroshima

ONOMICHI, Japan - Mona Nakanishi, a news anchor-turned TV talent, is interviewed by Kyodo News on July 20, 2013 in Onomichi, Hiroshima Prefecture. Nakanishi grew up in the city along the Seto Inland Sea about 70 kilometers east of Hiroshima City, and lived there until age 18.

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