RESULTS of The Japanese Language Speech Contest Victoria 2023
Sunday 27th August
PRIZE WINNERS
| High School Senior Division
1st Prize 2nd Prize 3rd Prize Keiko Hongo Family Fund Commendation Prize
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Background Speaker Division 1st Prize Max Ramsay Edo-Mae Sushi 江戸前寿司 Monash University |
Open DivisionContinued
2nd Prize Audience Prize Keiko Hongo Family Fund Commendation Prize Keiko Hongo Family Fund Commendation Prize |
| Open Beginner Division 1st Prize Melody Wang What are adventures? 冒険とは何ですか Monash University 2nd Prize Sahar Alzahrani Holidays. A Chance For A New Experience. 休み.新しいことをけいけんするきかい The University Of Melbourne
3rd Prize Open Division 1st Prize Melbourne-Osaka |
2022 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 Macenod College Best Research Prize Steven Phan Japan’s Gambling Problem 日本のギャンブル Mazenod College MulgraveBackground Speaker Division1st 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 UniversityOpen 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 University3rd Prize Samantha Xu What makes a good friend? いい友達って何？ Monash UniversityCommendation 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 2nd Prize Best Story Prize Audience Prize |