Google recently announced the winner of Google Japan's logo design competition for school children. Japan is the 5th nation after the U.S, U.K., Australia and China to compete in the, "Doodle 4 Google" contest. The theme for this competition was, "I love Japan." The winner was a twelve-year-old girl who designed a logo including a crane, bamboo, Japanese plum and so on. I was looking at other finalists' logos, and I was so impressed with their creativeness. It is quite interesting to see how the children captured their image of Japan. Here is the site that shows the logos. Although it is in Japanese, you can click the blue boxes for "Grades 1-3" "Grades 4-6" and "Grades 7-9," then you can see 30 logos that the finalists created. The winner's logo will be displayed on March 1st on Google Japan.
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その絵が奇麗ですね！ありがとう！
There are some really lovely logos. Thanks for sharing!
They were all really good especially for childern of such young ages in some cases. I was impressed when i saw them.
I hate the way Japanese children are brainwashed into being patriots.
you have a freaaly interesting life style!! I mean that in the most respectful wasy possible!!> =^)
does andy Know Nothing of Japanese culture!?
they are Not “Brainwashed” just proud of Japan, they also listen to English songs & study English & study Flags & other cultures of the world. Great art they did for Google