Participants produced their works like videos, poems, art, and essays to reflect the Saiki project, which is an art project created by Yu Beavers, a JICA (Japan International Cooperation Agency) volunteer. The Saiki art exhibition was displayed at AUCA from September 30th to October 7th. AUCA Japanese Club was one of the active collaborators from the beginning. The central theme of the project is the art that reflects resilience and willpower to make a new beginning after going through challenging times. It is also about reviving a sense of purpose within a community. 

AUCA Japanese Club challenged students in Bishkek to use their inspiration from the Saiki Project and reflect on it in their own way. The winners are:

I place: Saikal Amanturova, NGA

II place: Kurmanbek uulu Daniyar, AUCA

III place: Aibekova Aiana, School #70

Students who got special awards:

Aselia Emilbekova

Emil kyzy Fatima

Dayana Saadakova