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345 drawings on display in Tambunan exhibition
Published on: Sunday, November 12, 2023
By: Johan Aziz
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Ariffin (left) looking at the drawings on display.
TAMBUNAN: A total of 345 drawings by Japanese and Malaysian students were exhibited in conjunction with the Malaysian and Japanese Children’s Drawing Exhibition held at the Library here.
Deputy Chairperson of Authorised NPO Corporation, MAY Asaka Centre, Asaka City, Saitama Japan, Ryuma Takii, said out of that number, 226 were drawn by Japanese students while 119 were from Malaysian students.
“In addition to this exhibition, we have also brought 285 more Japanese drawings to be sent to schools in this district through the District Education Office,” he said at the opening ceremony of the exhibition.
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