The Japanese Language Speech Contest Victoria 2022
Sunday 28th August
PRIZE WINNERS
High School Senior Division
1st Prize
Sophia Chu
Tatoo Prejudice
入れ墨の偏見
Mount Waverley Secondary College
2nd Prize
Yejean Kim
Favourite thing
好きなこと
Mount Waverley Secondary College
3rd Prize
Washington Do
Thank You
ありがとう
Melbourne High School
Best Story Prize
Luca D’Angelo
The Spirit of shokunin
職人の技
Mazenod College
Best Research Prize
Steven Phan
Japan’s Gambling Problem
日本のギャンブル
Mazenod College Mulgrave
Background Speaker Division
1st Prize
Reimi Dobson
What does it mean to be Japanese?
日本人とはなんですか
The MacRobertson Girls’ High School
2nd Prize
Mirae Shim
Ecolife then and now
昔のエコライフと今
Mount Waverley Secondary College |
Background Speaker Division continued
3rd Prize
Nanami Zen
The Things We Cannot See
ありがとう
The MacRobertson Girls’ High School
3rd Prize
Seira Kubota
“Are you Japanese?”
「日本人ですか」
Monash University
Open Beginner Division
1st Prize
Sarah May
Alex and boxing
犬のおかげで、ボクシングができます
Monash University
2nd Prize
Jacob Linossier
The meaning of being a cultural ambassador for Japan in Australia
オーストラリアで日本文化のアンバサダーになる意味
Monash University
3rd Prize
Samantha Xu
What makes a good friend?
いい友達って何?
Monash University
Commendation Prize
Gordon Connell
I must become fluent in Japanese
日本語を上手に話す人にならなくてはならない
RMIT |
Open Division
1st Prize
Yingxi Dai
From Death to life: The Aesthetics of Yasunari Kawabata
死から生へ:川端康成の美意識と
Monash University
2nd Prize
Justin Lee
Japan’s Drift Racing
日本のドリフト
Monash University
3rd Prize
Yu-Ting Cheng
A Glimpse of the future
未来を垣間見る
The University of Melbourne
Best Story Prize
Sol Kwong
The joy from pets
ペットからの喜び
The University of Melbourne
Best Research Prize
Arrifa Nasarudin
Voluntourism – Intentions, Impacts and Solutions
ボランツーリズム, 目標, 影響、解決策
Monash University
Audience Prize
Justin Lee
Japan’s Drift Racing
日本のドリフト
Monash University |