In 1966 she became a prize-winner at the Third International Tchaikovsky Competition, and in 1967 in Tokyo she won first prize and honorary ‘Gold Cup’ prize, and won the title ‘Best Cio-Cio-San in the World’ at the First International Competition in Memory of Miura Tamaki.
Positive reviews led to further performances in both Madama Butterfly and Mascagni's Iris in New York, San Francisco and Chicago, before returning to London to work with the Beecham company.
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Her statue, with that of Puccini, can be seen in Nagasaki's Glover Garden.
Lamborghini Miura | Tamaki | Nami Tamaki | Tamaki, New Zealand | Miura | East Tamaki | Tamaki River | Miura Peninsula | Miura bull | The ''yagura'' of the Miura clan. Visible food offerings and some ''sotoba'' (small wooden stupa | Tamaki Saitō | Tamaki Miura | Miura peninsula | Miura Gorō | Kōji Tamaki | Daisuke Miura |