Japanese anime giant Hayao Miyazaki won a U.S. Academy Award for "The Boy and the Heron" on Sunday, claiming one of the industry's top honors for the second time with his long-awaited comeback release, while the latest Godzilla film became the first title from Japan and Asia to win best visual effects.Miyazaki's 124-minute fantasy, which was selected in the Academy's animated feature category, also won top prizes for the genre at the Golden Globes in January and the British Academy competition last month after its release in Japan last year.The latest work by Miyazaki, 83, is a fictional st…READ FULL ARTICLE