Manga Jiman Competition 2015
2016/4/4
1st Place: Luca Fruzza
2nd Place: Alex Brennan-Dent
3rd Place: Katja Hammond
Manga Jiman Competition 2015 - Results
Luca Fruzza 'Sonnegarten' - 1st Place
The results of the Manga Jiman 2015 Competition were announced at a reception held at the Embassy of Japan on Friday 18 March 2016. Now in its ninth year, Manga Jiman continues to grow in popularity as a comic-writing competition which unearths the brightest talented artists in the UK. Entrants aged 14 or over created a short story based on the theme of ‘bright young things’.
The first prize was awarded to Luca Fruzza for his entry ‘Sonnegarten’. ‘#1’, by Alex Brennan-Dent, received the runners-up prize while ‘Once Upon A Lunchtime’ by Katja Hammond was placed third.
The first prize was awarded to Luca Fruzza for his entry ‘Sonnegarten’. ‘#1’, by Alex Brennan-Dent, received the runners-up prize while ‘Once Upon A Lunchtime’ by Katja Hammond was placed third.
Alex Brennan-Dent '#1' - 2nd Place
Katja Hammond 'Once Upon a Lunchtime' - 3rd Place
Full List of Winners
| Position | Title of Manga | Entrant |
| 1st | Sonnegarten | Luca Fruzza |
| 2nd | #1 | Alex Brennan-Dent |
| 3rd | Once Upon A Lunchtime | Katja Hammond |
| 4th | Maleficium | Lauren Murphy |
| 5th | Shadow of a Doubt | Pamela Lokhun |
| 6th | Star Fish | Tammy Taylor |
| 7th | Cyber Summer | Jennifer Epton |
| 8th | Ain't No Sunshine | Ami Clark |
| 9th | A Drop of Light in Your Photograph | Ho Ki Leung |
| 10th | A Bright Future Ahead of You | Dalila Trovoada |
| Youth Prize | Uphill | Megan Le |
| Yonkoma Manga Winner |
Too Bright | Rachel Rissa |
Competition Winners' Exhibition

Visitors to the Embassy can enjoy reading all the shortlisted entries in our special exhibition, Manga Jiman 2015: The Winners, in which artwork from every entry we received this year will also be on display.
Manga Jiman Exhibition: Open until mid-May 2016
Open weekdays 09:30 - 17:30, closed weekends
Admission is free, but photo ID is necessary to gain entry to the Embassy.
The Embassy of Japan, 101-104 Piccadilly, London W1J 7JT

