uda visits a mosque in yangon with his new book.nts to know what the muslims here think of the rohingya people, who share the same faith. >> do you know any rohingyas here in myanmar? >> maybe limited -- i can't say about that. >> i see. >> okay. yeah. >> still sensitive. >> translator: i'd be glad if my book helps people learn. there are so many different ethnic groups in the country. i hope they will see it's possible for different groups to live together. >> reporter: uda says he plans to continue taking photographs of people in all corners of the country. toshiyuki terazawa, nhk world, yangon. >>> it's been said that a writer needs three things -- experience, observation, and imagination. some authors with all of those traits are making their mark on japanese literature. they are in their 50s, 60s, and 70s and they are scooping up prizes. >> reporter: natsuko kuroda is the latest winner of the akutagawa prize, japan's most prestigious literary award. she is 75. 61-year-old bin hamuro walked off with last year's naoki prize, a hi

uda visits a mosque with his new book. he wants to know what muslims here think of the people who share the same faith. >> do you know any rohingyas here? >> maybe a little bit. i can't say -- >> i see, okay. >> translator: i'd be glad if my book helps people learn. there are so many different ethnic groups in the country. i hope they will see it's possible for different groups to live together. >> reporter: uda says he plans to continue taking photographs of people in all corners of the country. >>> and that wraps up our bulletin. i'm patchari raksawong in bangkok. >>> lovers of culture have a new item on their radar, a new kabuki theater has just been unveiled in downtown tokyo. architects built a replica within the new 29-story structure and were careful to recon structure its facade. a ritual prayer was given to open the building. luminaries mingled after the ceremony. and a kabuki actor says the theater is like a home for his peers. >> theater goers will be able to visit beginning on april 2 know for a year of special

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