[58th] Participated in the 2nd anti-crime program Kawayanagi Competition Awards Ceremony

On Thursday, December 8, we participated in the award ceremony of the 2nd anti-crime program Kawayanagi Contest hosted by Yokohama Midori Lions Club.

The recruitment target is from the fifth grade of elementary school to the third grade of junior high school, but the total number of applications was 295, and a large number of applicants continued from last year.
Many of the works were frank and honest, like elementary and junior high school students, and the 16 winning works were all impressive works that resonated with the heart of hitting the target.

I also received the Director General Prize, and although I was very worried, I chose the following two works.

"I am, I am" shadow hidden in the phone (elementary school student: Naohiro Imazu)
One team that protects our city together (junior high school student: Hayato Sato)

In addition, we post all award-winning works in front of ward office the first floor elevator from Monday, December 26 to Friday, January 13.
Midori Ward is still suffering from special fraud. With this award, I would like to encourage everyone to discuss anti-crime program at home, create a safe and secure city, and create a Midori Ward where they want to live forever.

December, 2022

Hiroo Okada, Mayor of Midori