1st Japanese winner of America's Got Talent

1st Japanese winner of America's Got Talent

NEW YORK, United States - Japanese dance performer Kenichi Ebina poses for photos in New York on Sept. 17, 2013. The following day, Ebina, 39, was announced as the winner of America's Got Talent, a popular talent show aired by the NBC television network. Ebina, who became the first Japanese winner of the show, won $1 million in prize money.

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