Have you ever heard about Nodojiman (or Japanese Song Contest) in Cambodia?
The Japanese Song Contest has been conducted annually for the purpose of promoting Japanese language education in Cambodia. Even though participating in a Japanese speech contest is a bit difficult for Japanese language beginners. Participating in the Japanese singing contest is easier and enjoyable for students at all levels.
From this point of view, the NODOJIMAN Contest has been organized every year as means of encouraging Japanese language students to practice the language through singing Japanese Song Contest. It is expected that understanding of Japanese culture and Japanese language among Cambodian student will be further promoted through this event.
What is Special in the 7th Contest?
This year is the first ever "Nodojiman Grand Championships Contest", which is organized by Embassy of Japan in Cambodia, in collaboration with the Cambodia-Japan Cooperation Center (CJCC), will be held at the upcoming Japan-Cambodia Kizuna Festival 2016 on Saturday, 20 February 2016 at 2 pm. There will be 11 candidates selecting from the 1st to 3rd prize winners of the past 5 years will sing their songs in Japanese.
Find out the official poster below:
- Ms. Ouk Sreymom
- Ms. Preashchan Inokuchi
- Mr. Kao Nirooth
- Mr. Dun Thatney
- Ms. Din Sophea
- Mr. Than Aronnrianbow
- Ms. Un Chan Veasna
- Mr. Teth Chansothea
- Mr. Por Sina
- Mr. Bunchheang Lyheang
- Mr. Srun Vandy
Who will be the Grand Champion among 11 contestants? Please come to cheer up the candidates.
Interested in attending this contest? Join now, it's FREE! Prior registration is not required. Seats are allocated on first come first served basis. Additionally, check out the full event schedule and more at Japan-Cambodia Kizuna Festival’s official Facebook event page. See you at the venue!