nihongo art contest

Nihongo Art Contest

Nihongo Art Contest 2011 is on its way. is a unique way to express inventive ideas about Kanji (Chinese Characters), Hiragana, and Katakana words through illustrations. All students studying Japanese are invited to participate in this creative and fun project.

Since 2004, this Ontario-wide contest has been held every year with the support of the Japan Foundation. Last year, a total of 210 eligible submissions were exhibited at the Gendai Gallery, located within the Japanese Canadian Culture Center.

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nihongo art contest
Nihongo Art Contest Awards Presentation and Workshop

AWARD PRESENTATION



WORKSHOPS
TITLE: "TRANSLATIONS"

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2009, Annie onyi Cheung, Award presentation, nihongo art contest, Workshop
Nihongo Art Contest Exhibition 2009

Nihongo Art Contest 2009 will be featuring an exclusive exhibition of inspirational artworks by students across Ontario that are currently studying the Japanese language. This year’s juried exhibition will include 210 drawings from students ranging from grades 1 to 12 – including the first few computer graphic illustrations – each unique in its own style, medium and representation of the Japanese character. The collected artworks will also showcase some pieces by kindergarten students and adults.

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2009, Angel Chung, Annie onyi Cheung, award, Bits Box Inc., contest, heritage committee, Hillfield Strathallan College, Japan Foundation, Japanese Social Service, JCCC, jury, Kanji, Mika Lai, nihongo art contest, Nikka Gakuen, Nikkei Voice, Nisshu Gakuin, School, St. Louis Adult Learning Centre, The Consulate General of Japan in Toronto, The Giles School, The Nikka Times, Thunder Bay Japanese Language Class, Toronto Japanese Language School, Toronto Kokugo Kyoshitsu, Workshop
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