Stony Brook University Japan Center Essay Competition.
About the JFTC Essay Competition. JFTC has been sponsoring the JFTC Essay Competition since 2005, to encourage students, young researchers and business people to express their opinions on matters of national and international importance.
Japan Center Essay Competition. The aim of the JCSB Essay Competition is to promote awareness and understanding of Japan in the United States and to help young Americans broaden their international horizons. Contestants should write, in English, one or more aspects of Japan including art, culture, tradition, values, philosophy, history, society.
The power of culture to create a better future. Every part of the world has its own culture. Culture includes the arts, traditions and customs of a country or region, as well as the wisdom, values, lifestyles and trends of the people living there.
The Goi Peace Foundation is dedicated to fostering a sustainable. and harmonious global society by promoting consciousness, values and wisdom for creating peace, and by building cooperation. among individuals and organizations across diverse fields, including education, science, culture and the arts. About us Support us.
During the month of August hundreds of international student essay entries poured in from all corners of the world, and after countless hours, lots of coffee and some tired eyes our judges were able to narrow down the list to 6 finalists - all with their unique spin and inspiring words about a specific travel or study abroad experience.
The Princess Takamado English Essay Contest is now open for 2013! This year’s theme is “Discuss Canada’s Position on the International Stage.” Applicants to the contest can win one semester of tuition paid for by the University of Alberta in the English Language Program.
Eisaku Sato Essay Contest. The Eisaku Sato Essay Contest is an international competition that was established in memory of the late Eisaku Sato, former Prime Minister of Japan, with the monetary award that he received with his 1974 Nobel Peace Prize. The contest was inaugurated in 1980, and has been held annually since 1990.
Global Energy Essay Contest 2013. 7 October 2013 Global Change Announcements. The Global Energy Initiative has initiated an essay contest for college students from all disciplines interested in energy and sustainability issues. The Global Energy Essay Contest provides an exciting opportunity for college and university students around the world.
JFTC Essay Competition 2017 has been closed. JFTC 70th Anniversary JFTC Essay Competition 2017. JFTC is sponsoring JFTC Essay Competition 2017 to encourage students, young researchers and business people to express their opinions on matters of national and international importance.
Japan Travel Journal - Alexandra Wang (The JNTO Visit Japan Year 2010 Essay Contest Grand Prize Winner) June 28, 2013. JNTO - Japan National Tourism Organization. I entered the JNTO Visit Japan Year 2010 Essay Contest because I wanted to visit the places that had inspired the Edo period poet, Yosa Buson. Although Yosa Buson lived during the.
Earthzine October 18, 2013 Essay Contest 2013, Essays, Original, Sections. By Fatwa Ramdani Tohoku University, Sendai, Japan Expansion of oil palm plantations in Indonesia has contributed to a total forest loss of about 8 million hectares over the past 25 years. This expansion is attributable to the conversion of primary, secondary, or log.
The Eisaku Sato Essay Contest is a bilingual (English and Japanese) international competition that was established in memory of the late Eisaku Sato, former Prime Minister of Japan, with the monetary award that he received with his 1974 Nobel Peace Prize. The contest was inaugurated in 1980, and has been held annually since 1990. The theme of the 2013 essay contest was: “Many people expect.
This contest was inaugurated in 1980 and has been held annually since 1990. It is supported by the Eisaku Sato Memorial Foundation for Cooperation with the United Nations University, which was established by the late Eisaku Sato, former Prime Minister of Japan, with the monetary award that he received with his 1974 Nobel Peace Prize.
