Nobel laureate Koshiba named honorary Suginami resident

Nobel laureate Koshiba named honorary Suginami resident

TOKYO, Japan - Hiroshi Yamada (L), head of Tokyo's Suginami Ward, presents an honorary resident certificate to Masatoshi Koshiba, co-winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize in physics, on Jan. 7. Koshiba, the first to receive such a certificate, lives in the ward with his wife Keiko.

Producer Komuro, singer Keiko in pop group 'globe' marry

Producer Komuro, singer Keiko in pop group 'globe' marry

TOKYO, Japan - Tetsuya Komuro (L), a popular musician and producer of a number of gold records, and Keiko Yamada, a vocalist in his group ''globe,'' cut into a cake during their wedding reception at a hotel in Tokyo's Minato Ward on Nov. 22. (Pool photo)

Producer, singer in pop group 'globe' to marry

Producer, singer in pop group 'globe' to marry

TOKYO, Japan - Tetsuya Komuro (L in file photo), a popular musician and producer of a number of gold records, and Keiko Yamada (R in file photo), a vocalist in his group ''globe,'' will marry, they said on Oct. 6. Komuro, 43, and Yamada, 30, plan to get married in Tokyo on Nov. 22.

Producer Komuro, singer Keiko in pop group 'globe' marry

Producer Komuro, singer Keiko in pop group 'globe' marry

TOKYO, Japan - Tetsuya Komuro (L), a popular musician and producer of a number of gold records, and Keiko Yamada, a vocalist in his group ''globe,'' cut into a cake during their wedding reception at a hotel in Tokyo's Minato Ward on Nov. 22. (Pool photo)(Kyodo)

Producer, singer in pop group 'globe' to marry

Producer, singer in pop group 'globe' to marry

TOKYO, Japan - Tetsuya Komuro (L in file photo), a popular musician and producer of a number of gold records, and Keiko Yamada (R in file photo), a vocalist in his group ''globe,'' will marry, they said on Oct. 6. Komuro, 43, and Yamada, 30, plan to get married in Tokyo on Nov. 22. (Kyodo)

Nobel laureate Koshiba named honorary Suginami resident

Nobel laureate Koshiba named honorary Suginami resident

TOKYO, Japan - Hiroshi Yamada (L), head of Tokyo's Suginami Ward, presents an honorary resident certificate to Masatoshi Koshiba, co-winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize in physics, on Jan. 7. Koshiba, the first to receive such a certificate, lives in the ward with his wife Keiko. (Kyodo)