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Miyazaki wins silver at USA Int'l Ballet Competition

JACKSON, United States - Tamako Miyazaki performs at the USA International Ballet Competition in Jackson, Mississippi, on June 28, 2014. Miyazaki won the silver medal in the women's senior division.

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Japanese win gold, silver at USA Int'l Ballet Competition

JACKSON, United States - Japanese ballerinas Shiori Kase (R) and silver medalist Tamako Miyazaki show their gold and silver medals at the award ceremony of the USA International Ballet Competition in Jackson, Mississippi, on June 28, 2014.

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Women in Kesennuma knit to build world-class brand

SENDAI, Japan - Tamako Mitarai (C), president of Kesennuma Knitting Co., watches local women practice knitting on Sept. 4, 2013 in the coastal Miyagi prefectural city of Kesennuma, which was badly hit by the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami.

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Culture award recipient painter Kataoka dies at 103

TOKYO, Japan - Tamako Kataoka (in file photo taken Sept. 2001), a Japanese-style painter awarded with the Order of Culture, died Jan. 16 of acute heart failure at a hospital in Kanagawa Prefecture, her family said Jan. 21. She was 103.

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War-displaced person from China found to be niece of Hiroshima woman

TOKYO, Japan - Zhao Guiqin (C), visiting Japan from China in search of relatives, gives a press conference at the welfare ministry in Tokyo on Feb. 27 after finding her aunt, Tamako Yaguchi (L), in Hiroshima Prefecture, the welfare ministry said Friday.

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Oldest participant to war memorial

TOKYO, Japan - Tamako Nishino (R), 90, a resident of Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, on the Sea of Japan coast, is the oldest among about 6,000 relatives of Japanese war dead, who attended the government-sponsored memorial service for them during World War II at Nippon Budokan Hall in downtown Tokyo on Aug. 15. Of the relatives, some 600 are aged 80 or older.

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Shall We Dance (1996)

Reiko Kusamura, Yu Tokui & Hiromasa Taguchi Characters: Tamako Tamura,Tokichi Hattori & Masahiro Tanaka Film: Shall We Dance (1996) Director: Masayuki Suo 27 January 1996 Date: 27 January 1996

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Train derailed following landslide in western Tokyo

Photo taken Aug. 22, 2016 shows a derailed train on the Seibu Tamako line in Higashimurayama, western Tokyo, following a landslide, as Typhoon Mindulle brought torrential rain and strong winds to parts of the Japanese archipelago. No passengers were injured in the incident. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Train derailed following landslide in western Tokyo

Photo taken Aug. 22, 2016 shows a derailed train on the Seibu Tamako line in Higashimurayama, western Tokyo, following a landslide, as Typhoon Mindulle brought torrential rain and strong winds to parts of the Japanese archipelago. No passengers were injured in the incident. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Train derailed following landslide in western Tokyo

Photo taken Aug. 22, 2016 shows a derailed train on the Seibu Tamako line in Higashimurayama, western Tokyo, following a landslide, as Typhoon Mindulle brought torrential rain and strong winds to parts of the Japanese archipelago. No passengers were injured in the incident. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Train derailed following landslide in western Tokyo

Photo taken Aug. 22, 2016 shows a derailed train on the Seibu Tamako line in Higashimurayama, western Tokyo, following a landslide, as Typhoon Mindulle brought torrential rain and strong winds to parts of the Japanese archipelago. No passengers were injured in the incident. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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Culture award recipient painter Kataoka dies at 103

TOKYO, Japan - Tamako Kataoka (in file photo taken Sept. 2001), a Japanese-style painter awarded with the Order of Culture, died Jan. 16 of acute heart failure at a hospital in Kanagawa Prefecture, her family said Jan. 21. She was 103. (Kyodo)

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Japanese win gold, silver at USA Int'l Ballet Competition

JACKSON, United States - Japanese ballerinas Shiori Kase (R) and silver medalist Tamako Miyazaki show their gold and silver medals at the award ceremony of the USA International Ballet Competition in Jackson, Mississippi, on June 28, 2014. (Kyodo)

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War-displaced person from China found to be niece of Hiroshima w

TOKYO, Japan - Zhao Guiqin (C), visiting Japan from China in search of relatives, gives a press conference at the welfare ministry in Tokyo on Feb. 27 after finding her aunt, Tamako Yaguchi (L), in Hiroshima Prefecture, the welfare ministry said Friday. (Kyodo)

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Oldest participant to war memorial

TOKYO, Japan - Tamako Nishino (R), 90, a resident of Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, on the Sea of Japan coast, is the oldest among about 6,000 relatives of Japanese war dead, who attended the government-sponsored memorial service for them during World War II at Nippon Budokan Hall in downtown Tokyo on Aug. 15. Of the relatives, some 600 are aged 80 or older.