One winner per country and region
The winner will receive a commemorative medal and plaque, and as a supplementary prize an invitation to the international awards ceremony and exchange program scheduled to be held in Yokohama/Tokyo.
The Grand Prix artworks will be featured on the 2023 original greeting cards of the National Federation of UNESCO Associations in Japan. The cards will be sent to UNESCO member states worldwide.
Organizers' Awards
The Mitsubishi Public Affairs Committee Award, the Asian Pacific Federation of UNESCO Clubs and Associations Award, and the National Federation of UNESCO Associations in Japan Award.
One winner each per country and region
Winners will receive a diploma and a commemorative gift.
Excellence Awards
Four winners per country and region
Winners will receive a diploma and a commemorative gift.
Honorable Mention
Finalists in Japan will receive an honorable mention diploma.
Outstanding Organization Award
Organizations submitting many outstanding works will receive an Outstanding Organization Award diploma.
Head of the Jury
Ichiro Sato (oil painter, professor emeritus at Tokyo University of the Arts and president of Tohoku Seikatsu Bunka University)
Assistant Head of the Jury
Meo Saito (oil painter and associate professor at Tokyo University of the Arts)
Jurors
Award winners will be notified after the international screening scheduled for April 2022.
The Grand Prix winners will be invited to the international awards ceremony and exchange program scheduled to be held in Yokohama/Tokyo in the summer of 2022. (The program includes opportunities for the award winners to enjoy interactions with other award winners and local children and visits to famous places.)
In Japan, during 2022