A High School Student from Ichinohe-machi Wins Double Awards at a National Inquiry-Based Learning Competition with Approx. 9,400 Participants
High school student Taisei Ono's project 'Kakikaki Daisakusen' from Ichinohe-machi won the 'National Role Model Award' and 'Special Award' at the My Project Award 2025, highly praised for its theme of disability and community building.
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The high school student project "Kakikaki Daisakusen," born at the "Iwate Youth Center Miraito" operated by NPO miraito (Location: Iwate-machi, Iwate-gun, Iwate Prefecture; President: Ayaka Ueda), participated in the national inquiry-based learning competition "National High School Student My Project Award 2025 National Summit" and won the "National Role Model Award" and the "My Project Special Award."
This project is an activity centered around Taisei Ono, a high school student from Ichinohe-machi.
His practical work themed on disability and community building was evaluated, and the initiative of a high school student from Ichinohe-machi, Iwate Prefecture, received high praise on the national stage.
⭐️We interviewed him about his learnings at the National Summit and his future aspirations! Click here for the article
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Themed on Disability x Community Building
High School Student Project Wins Double National Awards
High school student Taisei Ono from Ichinohe-machi
"Kakikaki Daisakusen" is a high school student project where Taisei Ono focuses on disability and town revitalization, exploring ways for the community to exist without being bound by what is "normal."
At this National Summit, he received two awards:
- National Role Model Award
- My Project Award Special Award
His creation of social value through expressive activities and his unique approach were highly evaluated.
Practice Born from Fieldwork
In the project, he conducted fieldwork such as:
- Interviews with companies and organizations
- Participation in an inclusive soccer class
Based on the insights gained there, he planned and executed an event to learn about diversity through art.
A series of these initiatives started from Taisei Ono's own questions and took shape through his involvement with the local community.
Participants approached "differences" positively
This project is an activity centered around Taisei Ono, a high school student from Ichinohe-machi.
His practical work themed on disability and community building was evaluated, and the initiative of a high school student from Ichinohe-machi, Iwate Prefecture, received high praise on the national stage.
⭐️We interviewed him about his learnings at the National Summit and his future aspirations! Click here for the article
→Here
Themed on Disability x Community Building
High School Student Project Wins Double National Awards
High school student Taisei Ono from Ichinohe-machi
"Kakikaki Daisakusen" is a high school student project where Taisei Ono focuses on disability and town revitalization, exploring ways for the community to exist without being bound by what is "normal."
At this National Summit, he received two awards:
- National Role Model Award
- My Project Award Special Award
His creation of social value through expressive activities and his unique approach were highly evaluated.
Practice Born from Fieldwork
In the project, he conducted fieldwork such as:
- Interviews with companies and organizations
- Participation in an inclusive soccer class
Based on the insights gained there, he planned and executed an event to learn about diversity through art.
A series of these initiatives started from Taisei Ono's own questions and took shape through his involvement with the local community.
Participants approached "differences" positively