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The 16th international Awards Ceremony and welcome reception have been uploaded! Please see the page "International Exchange Program" "Joint Work of Art" for details.
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The entry period for the 2024-2025 Mitsubishi Asian Children's Enikki Festa has been closed.
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We will start accepting Enikki entries on June 1st! Please check the "Entry Information" page for details. [Entry period]
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2021-2022 grand prix Enikki artworks' exhibition is going to be held in September, 2022 in Yokohama. Please see the page "News on Exhibitions" for details.
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2019-2020 grand prix Enikki artworks' exhibition is going to be held in December, 2021 in Nagoya. Please see the page "News on Exhibitions" for details.
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2019-2020 grand prix Enikki artworks' exhibition is going to be held in August, 2021 in Fukuoka. Please see the page "News on Exhibitions" for details.
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We will start accepting Enikki entries on June 1st! Please check the "Entry Information" page for details. [Entry period]
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About site revision.
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Grand Prix Artworks nominated to the 14th International Jury can be seen at the page "Enikki Gallery".
With their Enikki, Asian children can open the door to a wide world of possibilities.
The Mitsubishi Asian Children's Enikki Festa seeks to promote literacy education and interchanges among children in Asia so that they can understand each other's cultures better and work together to build a better future.
The Mitsubishi Group has supported the Mitsubishi Asian Children's Enikki Festa.
Entry into the Festa is open to 24 countries and regions in Asia.
The entry period for the 2024-2025 Mitsubishi Asian Children's Enikki Festa has been closed.
Thank you for all your entries.
Entry information about the next Festa will be posted as soon as it is finalized.
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Dear Diary, today was horrifying. I got my maths test. And I failed again. My mom was already infuriated by my 50% on test 1. But this time, I couldn't even pass. I got the most simple questions wrong like I don't know how to do them. This is disastrous. In my mind, I can just imagine how she will react. She is going to be doing things she never usually does, like screaming or throwing objects across the room. However, I just don't understand. Why is it so hard to think in the test but so easy to think at home? Something just feels different.