Japan Drawing Contest Award Ceremony
March 8, 2012

    An award ceremony was held for the creators of the top works in the 2nd Japan Drawing Contest held at the Consulate-General of Japan in Atlanta. Submissions were accepted from November 2011 through February 2012, and while the theme of the first contest was “My Message to Children in Japan’s Disaster Area,” the second contest’s theme was “Cherry Blossoms.” This is to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Japan’s gift of cherry trees to the United States, which occurs this year.

    With 150 entries in the first contest, and roughly 700 for the second contest, art experts were called in to judge the entries, choosing first, second, and third place pieces in each age group. On the day of the award ceremony, 13 of 21 total winners were present to receive prizes and award certificates from Consul General Hanatani.
CG Hanatani
Consul General Hanatani's Presentation
 
Award Ceremony
3rd-5th Grade Winner
Hope Kutsche (5th Grade)
Award Ceremony
K-2nd Grade Winner
Takanori Harris (Kindergarten)
 
Award Ceremony
3rd-5th Grade Winner
Amberly P. Vick (5th Grade)
Award Ceremony
6th-8th Grade Winner
Kaitlenn Brown (8th Grade)
 
Award Ceremony
9th-12th Grade Winner
Arizbeth Villarfuerte (12th Grade)
Award Ceremony
Group Photo of Winners and the Consul General
 

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