The 36th Japanese Language Speech Contest
2022/3/17
On March 17, 2022, Consulate-General of Japan in Karachi organized 36th Japanese language speech contest in collaboration with Pakistan Japan Cultural Association (PJCA) at Japan Information and Cultural Center (JICC). The contest featured eight Japanese language students exhibiting Japanese language skills and fluency.
Speaking at the occasion, Consul General of Japan in Karachi, Mr. ISOMURA Toshikazu said that it is heartening to see Pakistani people, especially the youths, taking keen interest in Japanese language. Mr. ISOMURA emphasized that learning foreign languages is the best way to get acquainted with the culture, norms and history of other countries. He stressed that learning Japanese language will help students to deepen knowledge about Japanese traditions, contemporary culture, lifestyle and way of thinking.
This year, Khadija Shafique won the first prize selected by a panel of judges comprised of Mr. YAMAGUCHI Kazunori, Country Director JETRO Pakistan, Mr. ASHIDA Katsunori, Deputy Consul General of Japan in Karachi, Mr. MAEDA Yoshihiro, Representative of Principal-Karachi Japanese school.
Later on, Mr. ISOMURA awarded prizes to winners and participants of speech contest. He also awarded certificates to Japanese language students upon successful completion of their six months course.
The annual speech competition offers an exclusive opportunity for Japanese-language learners to showcase their language proficiency. The main objective of this event is to foster Japanese language education in Pakistan and improve the quality of the Japanese-language learning atmosphere.
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Speaking at the occasion, Consul General of Japan in Karachi, Mr. ISOMURA Toshikazu said that it is heartening to see Pakistani people, especially the youths, taking keen interest in Japanese language. Mr. ISOMURA emphasized that learning foreign languages is the best way to get acquainted with the culture, norms and history of other countries. He stressed that learning Japanese language will help students to deepen knowledge about Japanese traditions, contemporary culture, lifestyle and way of thinking.
This year, Khadija Shafique won the first prize selected by a panel of judges comprised of Mr. YAMAGUCHI Kazunori, Country Director JETRO Pakistan, Mr. ASHIDA Katsunori, Deputy Consul General of Japan in Karachi, Mr. MAEDA Yoshihiro, Representative of Principal-Karachi Japanese school.
Later on, Mr. ISOMURA awarded prizes to winners and participants of speech contest. He also awarded certificates to Japanese language students upon successful completion of their six months course.
The annual speech competition offers an exclusive opportunity for Japanese-language learners to showcase their language proficiency. The main objective of this event is to foster Japanese language education in Pakistan and improve the quality of the Japanese-language learning atmosphere.
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