A Japanese male dancer grabbed the top prize and his female compatriot took third place in their respective senior divisions of an international ballet competition held Monday in Moscow, it was announced Tuesday.At the XIII International Ballet Competition and Contest of Choreographers, Koya Okawa, a 25-year-old native of Aomori Prefecture in northeastern Japan, took first place in the men's duet category, and Midori Terada, 24, from Toyonaka, Osaka Prefecture, won third prize in the women's duet division.The contest, which was held at the Bolshoi Theatre from June 10 through Tuesday, sees …READ FULL ARTICLE
