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Yagp 2018 Japan, International Scholarships Awards Scholarships Presented at the Australian Semi-Finals Australian Ballet School, AUSTRALIA Name Term Nationality School Ion Ohta Full Year JAPAN Takako Mori Ballet School Utako Takeda ITP Program JAPAN Mitaka City Ballet Studio Hashimoto Sachiyo Ballet School & Jr. Sarika Emi ITP Program JAPAN Co Monami Aoki ITP Program JAPAN Nashiki Ballet Studio Rise Shimizu ITP Program JAPAN Nashiki Ballet Studio Taichi Toshida ITP Program JAPAN Symphony Ballet Studio Kenta Shimanaga ITP Program JAPAN Lucia Ballet School Chiyo Kameda ITP Program JAPAN Yoshihara Ballet Academy Tsukino Tanaka ITP Program JAPAN YOKO Creative Ballet Ayano Yokoi ITP Program JAPAN Ayako Hattori Ballet Class Masayoshi Sato ITP Program JAPAN Mitaka City Ballet Studio Dutch National Ballet Academy, NETHERLANDS Name Term Nationality School Matoi Kawamoto Full Year JAPAN Kaneta Kouno Ballet Academy Ayami Goto Full Year JAPAN Keiko Kawakami Ballet School Rika Matsumoto Short Term JAPAN Tazuru Ichiyanagi Ballet Ayami Goto Short Term JAPAN Keiko Kawakami Ballet School Kaho Masumoto Short Term JAPAN Kishibe Ballet Studio Nonoka Miyamoto Short Term JAPAN Kazue Itoo Ballet Studio Nao Haruyama Short Term JAPAN Sugai Rieko Ballet Academy Soa Saito Short Term JAPAN N Ballet Academy Rosella Hightower Internatinal Dance Center Cannes, FRANCE Name Term Nationality School Chiyo Kameda Short Term JAPAN Yoshihara Ballet Academy Airi Kobayashi Short Term JAPAN de-parc Ballet School Masayoshi Sato Short Term JAPAN Mitaka City Ballet Studio Marseille International Dance Center, FRANCE Name Term Nationality School Rio Hagimoto Short Term JAPAN Yamamoto Sanae Ballet School Palucca University of Dance Dresden, GERMANY Name Term Nationality School Miri Koda Short Term JAPAN YARITA YU BALLET STUDIO Nonoka Miyamoto Short Term JAPAN Kazue Itoo Ballet Studio Mona Futami Short Term JAPAN Nowa Ballet School Yukari Saito Short Term JAPAN de-parc Ballet School Soa Saito Short Term JAPAN N Ballet Academy Fuka Okuda Short Term JAPAN Kawamura classic ballet studio Kanako Takebe Short Term JAPAN Rei Mika Dance Studio The Berlin State Ballet School Name Term Nationality School Haruka Ikenaga Short Term JAPAN Sugai Risa Classic Ballet Studio Mone Shuto Short Term JAPAN Mayumi Kinouchi Ballet Studio Kana Muto Short Term JAPAN Tani Momoko Ballet Academy Nina Nashiki Short Term JAPAN Nashiki Ballet Studio Yunika Iida Short Term JAPAN Murata Dance Studio Yukino Chiba Short Term JAPAN Kishibe Ballet Studio Mio Horiike Short Term JAPAN Tomita Mieko Ballet School Petit Pointe Reito Nashiki Short Term JAPAN Nashiki Ballet Studio Junta Noda Short Term JAPAN Angel k ballet Jinnosuke Tanaka Short Term JAPAN Ballet studio highliliy John Cranko School of Stuttgart Ballet, GERMANY Name Term Nationality School Oto Tanaka Full Year JAPAN Rei Mika Dance Studio Yuma Funai Full Year JAPAN Yoshiko Kamiyama ballet school Naoya Motooka Full Year JAPAN CoCo Ballet Muu Sakamoto Short Term JAPAN ABIATT BALLET STUDIO Arata Yamamoto Short Term JAPAN Yasuda Shoko Ballet Academy Takayuki Moriwaki Short Term JAPAN Koike Ballet Studio John Cranko School of Stuttgart Ballet, GERMANY Name Term Nationality School Ayami Goto Full Year JAPAN Keiko Kawakami Ballet School Hina Jinno Short Term JAPAN Morinaka Maki Ballet Studio Ren Yamada Short Term JAPAN Kitamura Ballet Studio Hideyuki Moriwaki Short Term JAPAN Koike Ballet Studio Jun Ishii Short Term JAPAN Morinaka Maki Ballet Studio Rise Shimizu Summer JAPAN Nashiki Ballet Studio Muu Sakamoto Summer JAPAN ABIATT BALLET STUDIO Yui Hakamada Summer JAPAN Haga Ballet Academy Maika Kumazaki Summer JAPAN Aterre Ballet Studio Nina Nashiki Summer JAPAN Nashiki Ballet Studio The Royal Ballet School, UNITED KINGDOM Name Term Nationality School International Yo Nakajima JAPAN Symphony Ballet Studio Scholar International Toya Hayashi JAPAN C.J.G Ballet Studio Scholar Aoi Sawano Short Term JAPAN Nashiki Ballet Studio Ren Yamada Short Term JAPAN Kitamura Ballet Studio Kaho Masumoto Short Term JAPAN Kishibe Ballet Studio Kaito Mastuoka Short Term JAPAN Ehime Balet Academy Miyu Kawamoto Short Term JAPAN Miyazaki Ballet Studio Jun Ishii Short Term JAPAN Morinaka Maki Ballet Studio Reito Nashiki Summer JAPAN Nashiki Ballet Studio The Royal Ballet School, UNITED KINGDOM To Be Announced at a Later Date The Royal Ballet School, UNITED KINGDOM To Be Announced at a Later Date.
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