Japanese schoolchildren, apparently, adore blackboards, but not because they solve problems there — they draw on them during recess. In the wake of the popularity of this unusual hobby, the company for the production of school boards Nichigaku organized a competition to create the best drawing. The event was attended by 249 students from different schools, who jointly presented 50 works. It is worth noting that the themes of the drawings were chosen very diverse: from images of Mount Fuji to fantastic landscapes. The winners of the contest received a cash prize of 100,000 yen (approximately $ 812).
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