


We hope that children’s paintings reflecting their thoughts on the environment and the future of our planet will inspire people worldwide to take action toward sustainable lifestyles.

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Water
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Wildlife
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Waste
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Carbon emissions
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Forestry

We want every child to understand the positive impact of their art. That’s why, for each submission we receive, we donate ¥50 to an environmental conservation initiative in one of the three categories below, selected by the child. We hope the children’s wishes, expressed through their paintings, will help all of us take a step toward a better future.

Preventing desertification in the
Aral Sea region of Uzbekistan

Solving marine pollution with
research and technology
Thanks to young artists and generous donors, the 16th contest raised 1,258,150 yen in donations!
Through children’s paintings, we hope to share their messages and encourage people everywhere to lead a sustainable lifestyle.

Hachioji City Global Warming Conservation Center (Tokyo, Japan)

Eco Messe Kasugai (Aichi, Japan)

Kirei Lifestyle event (Taiwan)
Scan the 2D barcode at the exhibition to share your support and comments, and we’ll donate ¥1 for each message.

The children‘s paintings express their thoughts on diverse lifestyles and the environment around the world.
They are full of energy and wishes for the global environment and the future.

The 16th Kao Kirei Grand Prize:
Magic Weaver of Environmental Protection
Yeung Anya Lee (6)

My mother always told me, “Donate your old clothes to people in need,” because when unsold clothes pile up, they harm the environment. I want to say, “Let’s donate old clothes and protect the Earth’s future.” The “Earth Girl" in this painting stands for the many types of used clothing. She is weaving a rainbow cloth to keep the forests and birds beautiful.

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