Actress Nagasawa, actor Fujiki win 'Best Smiles' award

Actress Nagasawa, actor Fujiki win 'Best Smiles' award

TOKYO, Japan - Actress Masami Nagasawa (C, left) and actor Naohito Fujiki (C, right) won this year's ''Best Smiles of the Year'' awards given to movie stars, sports athletes, politicians and other celebrities. The awards, sponsored by the Japan Dental Association, are given to candidates with the best teeth and the most attractive smiles. The photo shows Nagasawa and Fujiki posing with the winners of other categories at an award ceremony in Tokyo on Nov. 8.

Soga receives diploma in Sado

Soga receives diploma in Sado

SADO, Japan - Hitomi Soga (R), one of the five Japanese nationals on their first homecoming since being abducted to North Korea in 1978, receives a graduation diploma from principal Kunihiro Fujiki of the prefectural Sado High School on Sadogashima Island, Niigata Prefecture, on Oct. 18 at a makeshift ''graduation ceremony'' at a Niigata hotel. Soga was a 19-year-old student at the school at the time of her abduction.

3-D virtual display lets viewers experience A-bomb devastation in Nagasaki

3-D virtual display lets viewers experience A-bomb devastation in Nagasaki

Two visitors watch a panoramic view of the devastation in Nagasaki immediately after the August 1945 U.S. atomic bombing of the southwestern Japan city displayed by a prototype 3-D imaging display system on April 2, 2015, at the Nagasaki National Peace Memorial Hall for the Atomic Bomb Victims. The system is being developed by Nagasaki University professor Takashi Fujiki. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

Actress Nagasawa, actor Fujiki win 'Best Smiles' award

Actress Nagasawa, actor Fujiki win 'Best Smiles' award

TOKYO, Japan - Actress Masami Nagasawa (C, left) and actor Naohito Fujiki (C, right) won this year's ''Best Smiles of the Year'' awards given to movie stars, sports athletes, politicians and other celebrities. The awards, sponsored by the Japan Dental Association, are given to candidates with the best teeth and the most attractive smiles. The photo shows Nagasawa and Fujiki posing with the winners of other categories at an award ceremony in Tokyo on Nov. 8. (Kyodo)

Soga receives diploma in Sado

Soga receives diploma in Sado

SADO, Japan - Hitomi Soga (R), one of the five Japanese nationals on their first homecoming since being abducted to North Korea in 1978, receives a graduation diploma from principal Kunihiro Fujiki of the prefectural Sado High School on Sadogashima Island, Niigata Prefecture, on Oct. 18 at a makeshift ''graduation ceremony'' at a Niigata hotel. Soga was a 19-year-old student at the school at the time of her abduction. (Kyodo)