TOKYO —

Actress Aoi Miyazaki, 23, will appear in Fuji TV’s special documentary program “Aoi Miyazaki – Sad smiles” on Rwanda in Africa on March 1. Miyazaki stayed in the country for 17 days, visiting street children and Japanese aid workers, according to Sankei newspaper.

Miyazaki, who finished the production of NHK’s costume drama “Atsuhime” on Sept 27, left for Rwanda on Oct 21. Miyazaki is well known for her interest in charity, environmental and poverty issues, and has visited India, Bangladeshi and Maldives for documentary programs so far.

Miyazaki said, “I want to build schools for kids. But that is not enough. We have to always think of what the next step should be.”

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  some14some at 08:20 AM JST - 24th December

  NHK may keep an eye on her, after 30 Aoi will be perfect for NHK World Documentary ! Good luck to her !

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  rajakumar at 09:17 AM JST - 24th December

  Schools just not enough for rwanda,they need industrial assembly plants and other kinds of plants ,to up economic excellence scale of rwanda people in general.

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  wanderlust at 09:29 AM JST - 24th December

  Aoi Miyazaki films documentary on Rwanda.

  Actress Aoi Miyazaki, 23, will appear in Fuji TV’s special documentary

  She filmed it, or she was in it?

  There is a world of difference between producer/ director/ cameraman and actor/ actress.

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