Local beauty heads to Miss International 2022 in Japan

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The beauty stands at 1.77 metres tall and has measurements of 82-61-90 cm. She is currently working as an emcee for Vietnam Television (VTV).
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Miss International Vietnam 2022 travels to the pageant with five separate pieces of luggage weighing 120kg, including one large piece of luggage which carries her national costume.
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She is scheduled to stay in Japan for two weeks and join in a variety of different activities at the global beauty pageant.
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Mai Phuong (C), Miss Vietnam 2020, hopes that Phuong Anh will enjoy a good start at Miss International 2022.
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Bao Ngoc, Miss Intercontinental 2022, encourages her to work hard to achieve the best result possible at the global pageant.
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First launched back in 1960, Miss International is a Japanese-based international beauty pageant organised by the International Culture Association. The pageant is one of the Big Four international beauty competitions, including Miss World, Miss Universe, and Miss Earth.
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In the pre-arrival hot picks outlined by global beauty website Missosology, Vietnamese representative Phuong Anh is predicted to win the first runner-up title at Miss International 2022. The crown is forecast to eventually go to contestant from the Philippines. Whilst the others among Top 5 look set to be beauties from Indonesia, Spain, and Cape Verde.

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