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| These colorful, vivid Enikki show the culture and customs in their countries, and some of the Enikki indicate ever changing environment and social issues. The Enikki reflects the childrenfs eye views of the world. The Enikki shown here are a part of award-winning artworks from 1st Festa through 9th Festa and tell you change in childrenfs world for the past 20 years. |
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1st GRAND PRIX
Deepak Shrestha
(Age:12 boy) Nepal |
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<Mountain Trekking>
Collection of pollutant in the Himalayas made me worried. |
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1st GRAND PRIX
Ela Singh (Age:7 girl) India |
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| Whenever a cow comes near our house,
we feed it the left over bread. The cow very lovingly eats from our hands. We
worship cow. |
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2nd GRAND PRIX
Tasha Ong Hui Boon (Age:7 girl)
Brunei Darussalam |
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| There’s no school and my brother
Julian likes playing pirates, but I like playing with our dog. |
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3rd Special Award
Kezang Jamtsho
(Age:11 boy)
Kingdom of Bhutan |
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| My sister was sick, I called lama
(monk). Lama came and he did pooja (devotions) in our house to get my sister
well. Lama gave blessings to all of us. |
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2nd Special Award
Lai Ngoc Hai (Age:7 boy)
Socialist Republic of Viet Nam |
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Nov. 13, 1991
Today I feel like drawing. I asked my father to buy me felt pens and paper. I
hope the picture I drew will win a prize. The title of the picture is “My
Home Town” in Thai Binh province. |
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3rd Excellence Award
Thongsamay Phouthakhanty
(Age:12 boy)
Lao People’s Democratic Republic |
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| The picture shows the livelihood
of the Lao people: the rice cultivation. |
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4th GRAND PRIX
Tzeng Ying-tse (Age:11 girl)
Chinese Taipei |
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Messengers of the gods
Bong-bong! Clang-clang! Chug! Pop-pop!
Drums crash and firecrackers light up the sky. Gi ye, Ba ye, and Hi bai wu chang
(the names of the messengers of the gods) make the festival very busy and they
pray for peace and the people. |
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4th GRAND PRIX
Sem Sokmeta (Age:12 girl)
Kingdom of Cambodia |
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| We ran away from the war, because
planes bombed our village. We are going to a safer place. The war made us homeless
and the children had no chance to go to school. |
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5th GRAND PRIX
Erdenebaatar Tuvshinjargal (Age:11 girl)
Mongolia |
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| I spent my summer vacation in my
father’s native Arkhangai aimag (a province in central Mongolia) with my
parents. We helped my grandparents to make hay and milk the cows. We made many
kinds of milk products and sold them. |
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6th GRAND PRIX
Vilaphong Souksavady
(Age:12 boy)
Lao People’s Democratic Republic |
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| After I wash up in the morning, I
take a bowl of cracked rice and a basket of bran out to the chicken house. The
chickens come out to greet me when I open the door. They flap their wings and
talk to me. The hens cluck and the ducks quack. |
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5th GRAND PRIX
Toha Islam
(Age:11 boy)
People’s Republic of Bangladesh |
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| The poor children of Bangladesh are
given no rights. They are neglected or disgraced. Just like adults, they have
to live by hard labour. |
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5th Organizers’Awards
(Mitsubishi Public Affairs Committee Award)
Natasha Tabassum Arpy
(Age:11 girl)
People’s Republic of Bangladesh |
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| Houses and roads were carried away
by the long flood. People suffer from a shortage of drinking water and food.
Many people are living on boats. I, together with my father and his friends,
took some food and drinking water to people who were in need. |
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7th Organizers’Awards
(National Federation of UNESCO Associations in Japan Award)
Mohammad Rashad (Age:8 boy)
Republic of Indonesia |
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| We went to Bali on a holiday and
watched the Barong dance. The Barong dance is funny. I could see the legs of
the people inside. |
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7th GRAND PRIX
Almeida Gusmao (Age:10 boy)
The Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste |
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The massacre
This picture is my memory of the massacre at Suai Church on September 6. A lot
of people got killed. |
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8th GRAND PRIX
Zhang Yichi (Age:8 girl)
People’s Republic of China |
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Sunday, September 3, 2006
I feel sad to see the colorful world and all the skyscrapers. We miss the birds’singing
and the big trees. The world has become dark. |
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8th GRAND PRIX
Aritra Nath(Age:11 boy)
India |
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| This is my computer room. I practice
computer here everyday. I am preparing my biodata. The room is air-conditioned
and has decorative furniture. |
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9th Grand Prix winners
Taing Huy Seng
(Age:12 boy)
Kingdom of Cambodia |
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My Life
We Khmers of Cambodia have traditionally worn the krorma scarf when we go to
the temple pagoda, and we still do. We need to preserve that tradition for future
generations. That’s why my grandparents wear the krorma. |
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