For our future and the earth
This time, the third time, we received a total of 3 entries, which greatly exceeded the previous 1,446 entries.Passionate thoughts that transcend generations, from children to seniors, gathered as unique works full of diversity with their rich sensibilities.We hope that you will come and see our work with your family, friends, groups, or by yourself at the exhibition venue, and think and act together for the future and the earth.
【deadline】
2022November 30th Wed.
Web application form registration deadline, work must arrive by mail
[Recruitment details]
■ Report (investigative learning)
■ Senryu
■ 4-panel comics
Target: Anyone (no restrictions on age, occupation, place of residence, etc.)
【theme】
"For our future and the earth"
Your thoughts and feelings, episodes, daily feelings, problem solving, what you are working on, what you want to change, etc.
[Work rules]
・Limited to unpublished original works
・Applicants can participate in multiple categories
・Up to 1 entry per category
■ Report (investigative learning)
・Use A4 (210 x 297 mm), B4 (257 x 364 mm), or A3 (297 x 420 mm) paper.
・Write the title, name, and corresponding SDGs number on the cover of the work.
*Please note that works other than the specified size will not be eligible for prize selection or exhibition.
■ Senryu
The SDGs Senryu Grand Prize aims to be easy to participate and enjoyable for everyone.
Let's challenge everyone from adults to children, such as workplaces, schools, welfare facilities, hospitals, and families!
・Colloquial poetry on the rhythm of 5, 7, 5
・ Regardless of strict rules such as "seasonal words" and "fixed forms"
・In order to make it clear where 5, 7, and 5 are, please insert a blank space as shown below.
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■ 4-panel comics
Let's express it with a 4-panel manga!
・Color and language are irrelevant
・Use the dedicated "manga application form"
*Please download the dedicated "manga application form" from the link below and print it out in A4 size (single-sided).
* We do not accept three-dimensional works, paintings, story comics, newspapers, essays, etc.
We apologize in advance for any inconvenience this may cause.
How much does it cost to mail the manga application form?
Please prepare a non-standard envelope, check the stamp cost according to the weight, and attach it to the envelope and mail it. (120 yen or more)
*Cut it out at the specified position and put it in the envelope without bending it.
Can the whole family apply together?
All family members are welcome to apply.
However, please be sure to fill out the application form one by one.
How many senryu can I submit?
It is limited to one application per person.
It is possible to apply for multiple categories.
I created the report in a size different from the standard size, can you accept it?
It is possible to receive the work, but please note that it will not be eligible for prize selection or exhibition.
[Regulated report size]
A4 (210 x 297 mm), B4 (257 x 364 mm), A3 (297 x 420 mm) paper
I just sent my work by mail and did not register the online application form.
Works that are not registered on the online application form will not be selected.Please note that we will not be selecting prizes or exhibiting at exhibitions.
Ms. Miki Yamada, State Minister of the Environment
I would like to extend my heartfelt congratulations on the opening of the 3rd Riviera SDGs Manga Award.It is very encouraging to see so many people working on the SDGs with passion.The themes of climate change, resource recycling, and biodiversity will become increasingly important in the future.In order to achieve the goal of carbon neutrality by 2050, Japan will make strong efforts to transform the structure of the industrial society into a green society.In addition, “people” are the foundation for adapting to changing domestic and international trends and supporting our initiatives.We believe that each and every one of us should have a feeling of cherishing the environment and think and act on our own to solve the problems that are happening around us, which will lead to a sustainable society. I believe that the “Riviera SDGs Manga Contest” will support such efforts.
Mr. Shinjiro Koizumi, Member of the House of Representatives
Congratulations on holding the 3rd Riviera SDGs Manga Award.The Riviera SDGS Manga Award exhibition, which considers the environment and climate change, is held in a place where you can see the beautiful sea. I would be happy if it could be an opportunity to lead to action.I was born and raised in Yokosuka City, Kanagawa Prefecture, which is very close to the Riviera Zushi Marina.I've come to see the sea, and I've been healed and given strength by the sea, and on the other hand, I've seen sandy beaches that have been lost recently.Because the environment in my beloved hometown of Yokosuka has changed, I have been working to strengthen policies to combat climate change since my tenure as Minister of the Environment.I hope that this award will become a new power for the next generation.
Mr. Karen Makishima, Member of the House of Representatives
Congratulations to all the winners of the 3rd Riviera SDGs Manga Award.I heard that works were submitted by people of all generations.Ever since I served as the second Digital Minister, I have placed great importance on the concept of "future pull," which involves thinking about what needs to be done now in order to realize the future design.Furthermore, I have come to believe that it is important to formulate policies, plans, and plans that are not limited to one's own country or region, but are conscious of the global world.Japan is a major member of the G2 and this year's summit chair.I believe that this will be a year in which summit meetings and ministerial meetings will be held, promoting discussions with an eye toward the world, and discussing the SDGs at length.I would like everyone to open their eyes to the world from their immediate surroundings and work together to promote SDGs initiatives.
Mr. Yuji Kuroiwa, Governor of Kanagawa Prefecture
Out of over 1,400 entries, Rakuto Hasegawa, who created a report on reducing plastic waste, received the Kanagawa Prefectural Governor's Award.In addition, at the symposium held after the award ceremony, opinions were exchanged with the awardees, Mayor Kirigaya of Zushi City, Mayor of Yamanashi Town of Hayama Town, and ocean adventurer Kojiro Shiraishi.We listened to the story of how the awardees became aware of the issues and future activities, and heard the voices of the young people who will lead the next generation as adults, and felt the importance of working together.
Going forward, the prefecture will continue to work to expand individual SDGs actions.
[Source] See in the picture! "Kuroiwa Diary" February 2023, 5
Part1 Total number of applications: 103 points
The works of three students, a third grade elementary school student, a second year junior high school student, and a second year high school student, received awards.
[Recruitment period]
October 2020-January 10th 2021
Part2 Total number of applications: 410 points
[Recruitment period]
October 2021-January 11th 2022
[Exhibition period]
2022 March 19th to March 27th
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