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New Photos of Miss Universe Japan 2011 Maria Kamiyama. 11/07/2011
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Maria Kamiyama was crowned Miss Universe Japan 2011 at the Tokyo Dome City Hall in Tokyo - She will represent Japan in Miss Universe 2011 pageant
Miss Universe Japan 2011
Maria Kamiyama (23, 1.68m, Osaka) was crowned Miss Universe Japan 2011 at the Tokyo Dome City Hall in Tokyo. She will represent Japan in Miss Universe 2011 in Sao Paulo, Brazil on September 12. The pageant was originally scheduled for March but it was postponed after the Tōhoku earthquake disaster. Tomomi Takada, Michiko Tanaka, Naomi Kida and Hibiki Nozu completed the Top 5.
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The official photos of 15 Miss Universe Japan 2011 Finalists. They will be vying for the title of Miss Universe Japan 2011 on June 17, 2011 at the Tokyo Dome City Hall and the right to represent Japan in Miss Universe 2011.
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Miss Universe Japan 2011 pageant postponed - The winner would go on to represent Japan at the Miss Universe pageant in Sao Paulo in September
Due to the recent catastrophic events surrounding the island of Japan, the President of the Miss Universe Japan contest, Tanimoto Tatsuya, formally announced on Wednesday that the final event -scheduled for March 30th- has been postponed until further notice. The winner would go on to represent Japan at the Miss Universe pageant in Sao Paulo in September.
Two of this year’s fifteen finalists come from Miyagi Prefecture, affected by the quake and tsunami. Reigning Miss Universe Japan Maiko Itai thanked everyone via Twitter for their support and concern during these past days.
The announcement, published on the Miss Universe Japan official blog, states that “we regret very much this decision, but we thank everyone for their support”. It also encourages fans and friends to support the various charities that will help the rebuilding of the affected areas, as well as those affected by the disaster.
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