Love visiting Japan? Your camera roll could win you an air ticket, hotel stay or camera with this SJ60 contest


PUBLISHED ONJuly 09, 2026 6:00 AMBYRaewyn KohIt's no secret that Singaporeans will find any reason to travel to Japan. Heck, 726,200 of us visited Japan just in 2025 alone.
Whether that was your first trip or your hundredth, there's no doubt your camera roll holds a multitude of photos and videos of Japan's food, sights and scenery. Now, those pictures could earn you prizes such as a return trip to Japan, a two-night stay at Imperial Hotel or a brand-new camera.
Here's how:
This year marks the 60th anniversary of Singapore-Japan Diplomatic Relations (SJ60), and what better way to celebrate that than showcasing Singapore's love for Japan through photos and videos?
GO Share Japan Lah! is a photo and video contest that commemorates just that. It is jointly organised by the Embassy of Japan in Singapore, the Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) Singapore Office, and The Japan Council of Local Authorities for International Relations (J. CLAIR), Singapore.
From now till Sept 13, the public is invited to submit photos and videos of their most memorable Japan experiences across its four seasons - think cherry blossoms in spring, summer festivals, autumn foliage, and wintery snowscapes.
The best submissions will have their pictures and videos featured in a special exhibition at the Japanese Creative Centre. Plus, you might just win one of six grand prizes or five runner-up prizes.
Grand Prizes:
Runner-up Prizes:
You can submit up to three entries per category by Sept 13, 11.59pm via the GO Share Japan Lah! Google Form. Just be sure that your photo or video was captured in Japan on or after Jan 1, 2024. You'll also need to share why this moment was memorable to you for a complete entry.
If you want to increase your chances of winning, JNTO has shared that their judges are looking for entries that best capture the unique character and beauty of Japan's four seasons. For that extra edge, submit photos and videos taken beyond Japan's metropolitan areas of Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Aichi, Kyoto, Osaka, and Hyogo.
For more information, visit the GO Share Japan Lah! website.