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Student Wins the Yukio Ozaki Speech Contest
On November 13th (Sunday), Reo Yokota (a 2nd year student in the Faculty of Law) won the Youth Division of the 9th Gakudo-Yukio Ozaki Speech Contest which was held in Sagamihara-shi in Kanagawa Prefecture.
The contest has two sections: a speech contest and a panel discussion competition. Reo was one of five finalists in the Youth Division of the speech contest, and he won the contest with an outstanding speech which was entitled "Give me alcohol!"
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