The word JAPAN, written in Japanese Kanji letters in traditional calligraphy with ink and brush

Elina Ren and Braden Moser, Regional Japanese speech contest winners

Held at the University of Alberta

2017-08-16

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On March 4, 2017, Elina Ren and Braden Moser, two of our Japanese language students placed first in the Regional Japanese speech contest at the University of Alberta.

The other contestants were from seven different universities in Alberta and Saskatchewan. Elina and Braden are now invited to the National Speech Contest on March 18th in Vancouver.

Congratulations!

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On March 4, 2017, Elina Ren and Braden Moser, two of our Japanese language students placed first in the Regional Japanese speech contest at the University of Alberta.

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