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18th National Japanese Speech Contest Results |
Congratulations to all the contestants on your accomplishment!
Beginner category |
First Prize (Konwa-kai Prize) |
Yan, Jia Yun ジャユン・ヤン |
My Future Family and Japanese Culture
私の将来の家族と日本文化 |
Second Prize |
Bissonnette, Ashley アシュリー・ビソネト |
Notes of Noh のうのノート |
Intermediate category |
First Prize (Grand Prize) |
Xue, Vivienne Lu
ヴィヴィエン・シュ |
Would You Like Rakugo? 落語はいかがですか |
Second Prize |
Kim, Ga Young ガヨン・キム |
Can I Go to the Washroom? トイレに行ってもいいですか。 |
Advanced category |
First Prize (Mitsui Prize) |
Finch, Erica エリカ・フィンチ |
The Sound of Hair かみのけの音 |
Second Prize |
Chiang, Paulina ポリナ・チャン |
Globalization of Japanese Food 日本食の国際化 |
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Prizes
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Prize |
Sponsor |
Grand Prize |
$2,000 travel award $1,000 scholarship |
Prince Takamado Japan Canada Memorial Fund |
Mitsui Prize |
$1,000 travel award |
Mitsui & Co. (Canada) Ltd. |
Konwa-kai Prize |
$1,000 travel award |
Alberta Japanese Businessmen's Association |
Second Prize |
Book Japan: The Cycle of Life |
Alberta Education |
Participation Prize |
Electronic dictionary |
Mitsui & Co. (Canada) Ltd. |
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The NJSC Photo Albums |
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18th National Japanese Speech Contest |
Date: |
Saturday, March 31, 2007 |
Time: |
3:30-7:00 p.m. |
Place: |
Education North 2-115
(Click here for the direction)
University of Alberta, Edmonton, Alberta
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Contact: |
Prince Takamado Japan Centre for Teaching & Research
ptjc@ualberta.ca
(780) 492-1565
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Program |
3:00-3:30 |
Registration (refreshments served) |
3:30-3:50 |
Opening ceremony |
3:50-4:20 |
Beginners category |
4:20-4:30 |
Break |
4:30-5:05 |
Intermediate category |
5:05-5:15 |
Break |
5:15-5:55 |
Advanced category |
5:55-6:30 |
Coffee break (refreshments served) |
6:30-6:40 |
Japanese drum performance by Kita-no-taiko |
6:40-7:00 |
Award ceremony |
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About the Speech Contest |
The National Japanese Speech Contest (Canada) was established in 1989 under the auspices of
the Japanese Embassy in Ottawa in order to promote the Japanese language education in Canada.
NJSC has been sponsored by the Japan Foundation and held at a different location annually. Consulates
General of Japan, universities and corporations have provided various support and assitance in making
this event a very successful and important event. NJSC is organized by a regional organizing committee.
The first prize winners of the three categories (Beginners', Intermediate, and Advanced) in the regional
speech contests are eligible to participate in NJSC. Airfare and accommodations are provided.
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