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更新日:2022年12月19日
The Okinawa Peace Prize is aimed at recognizing efforts of individuals and organizations contributing to the promotion of peace in the Asia-Pacific region geographically and historically related to Okinawa.
(1) Candidates and organizations from Okinawa and the Asia Pacific region who make contributions to peace in Okinawa and the Asia Pacific region.
(2) Candidates and organizations from Okinawa and the Asia Pacific region who make contributions to peace outside of Okinawa and the Asia Pacific region.
(3) Candidates and organizations not from Okinawa and the Asia Pacific region who make contributions to peace in Okinawa and the Asia Pacific region.
(4) Candidates and organizations not from Okinawa and the Asia Pacific region who make contributions to peace outside of Okinwa and the Asia Pacific region.
*Scope of the Asia Pacific Region
The Okinawa Peace Prize is not for a specific country but for the Asia Pacific region.
Using the geographical area of the Western Pacific and the Okinawan Region as a basic criteria, the term "Asia Pacific region" in this guideline indicates a wider area based on the following three points:
(1) Okinawan historical exchanges
(2) Okinawan migration exchanges
(3) The Battle of Okinawa and/or US military bases in Okinawa
From these points, candidate's regional qualification will be individually considered at the screening stage, from which a concrete decision can be made.
■Selection Process
Once a nomination from designated person or organization in Japan or overseas is received, the Okinawa Peace Prize Selection Committee will determine a prize laureate.
* Only those experts that are requested by the Okinawa Peace Prize Committee will be qualified for a candidate's nomination.
* The Okinawa Peace Prize Selection Committee will determine a prize laureate from
nominated candidates through an impartial selection process.
■The Okinawa Peace Prize Selection Committee
(A) Moshin Morita (Former President, University of the Ryukyus)
(B) Akito Arima (Chairman of Japan Sciences Foundation)
(C) Taeko Nagai (Former Vice President, Japan Broadcasting Corporation)
(D) Gregory Clark (Vice President, Akita International University)
(E) Kinhide Mushanokoji(Director, Centre for Asia Pacific Partnership, Osaka University of Economics and Law)
(F) Hiroko Sho (University of the Ryukyus Professor Emeritus)
*Okinawa Peace Prize Committee Candidate Nomination Method*
(A) Pregectural People's viewpoint;
A person selected who can represent the Vieupoint of the Prefecture's people base on the history and culture of Okinawa.
(B) Japanese People's viewpoint
A person selected who can represent the Vieupoint of the Nation's people base on
the history and culture of Japan.
(C) Viewpoint of International Peace
A person selected who can represent the global viewpoint on international peace
based on world situations and having experience in an important post of an
international peace-related organization.
(D) Viewpoint of International Peace
A person selected who can represent the viewpoint of peace studies.
(E) Viewpoint of the Peace Prize
A person selected who represent the viewpoint of the purposes and ideology involved
in the creation of the Okinawa Pezce prize.
■Award and the Awarding Ceremony
・There is single Okinawa Peace Prize which will be awarded to single individual / organization.
・The prize laureate will receive an honoring certificate and an extra prize of 10,000,000 yen.
・This prize will be awarded once every two years.
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