Events

Japan Prize 2023

Dates: November 20th (MON) - 23rd (THU), 2023

Venue : WITH HARAJUKU HALL (Harajuku, Tokyo) Access map

  • * Registration to the Japan Prize Festival is limited to persons over the age of 16.
  • * The Japan Prize respects the uniqueness and creativity of submitted content and creators' messages and will screen and stream content uncut as submitted.
Japan Prize Festival Schedule

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WITH HARAJUKU HALL

1 minute walk from Harajuku station on JR Yamanote line.
1 minute walk from Meiji-jingumae (Harajuku) station on Tokyo Metro Chiyoda line / Fukutoshin line.
7 minute walk from Omotesando station on Tokyo Metro Ginza line / Hanzomon line / Chiyoda line.

〒150-0001
1-14-30 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
TEL:03-5843-1791

Japan Prize 2021

Guidebook

November 9 (Tue), 2021

Video2021 Awards Ceremony

November 8 (Mon), 2021

Screening of Japan Prize Classics:
Gods of Molenbeek
(2020 Grand Prix)

November 7 (Sun), 2021

2021 Showcase:
How is Media Communicating Diversity to Children?

November 7 (Sun), 2021

VideoWorkshop with Teens: Can Films Change Society?

November 7 (Sun), 2021

Kids Screening

November 6 (Sat), 2021

2021 Showcase:
Now or Never! Let's Act for the Future of the Earth!

November 6 (Sat), 2021

VideoDigital Media in the Age of “Social Distancing”

November 6 (Sat), 2021

VideoPremiere of Japan Prize Proposal Division Winners (Kyrgyz)

November 5 (Fri), 2021

Screening of Japan Prize Classics:
WRINKLES (2012 Grand Prix)

November 5 (Fri), 2021

2021 Showcase:
The Lights and Shadows of COVID-19: Life Goes On

November 5 (Fri), 2021

VideoKeynote Session: Sky Brown (age 13)

November 4 (Thu), 2021

VideoOpening Night:
Online Introduction to Japan Prize 2021

March 30 (Wed), 2022

Broadcast “Japan Prize Special: Let’s talk about War and Peace – A Safe Space for Children and Parents”

December 26 (Sun), 2021, January 2 (Sun) and 3 (Mon), 2022

Broadcast “Educational Content from around the World ~ Winners from Japan Prize 2021”

December 2 (Thu), 2021

Participation to Sophia Diversity Week 2021
Japan Prize Screening of “The School That Tried To End Racism” at Special Session: Majority and Minority in an Inclusive Society

September 23(Thu), 2021

Participation to Kanazawa Pride Week 2021
Japan Prize Screening of “First Day”

August 19 (Thu) and 20 (Fri), 2021

Japan Prize Classroom
Can Films Change Society?
~ The SDGs Online Summer Camp

June 18 (Fri), 2021

The video is available.Japan Prize Conference Vol.4
Diversity around Children

April 28 (Wed), 2021

The video is available.Japan Prize Conference Vol.3
Bringing Diversity Close to Home
– the behind the scenes concerns and considerations of some hit TV shows –

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