A presentation of prizes
*Prizes will be awarded in the following four categories

<Digital Art [Interactive]>
Interactive works created on a computer.(Games, CD-ROM titles, Web Works, Installations(Kiosks), ...)
<Digital Art [Non-interactive]>
Visual works that utilize Computer graphics (includes still andmotion pictures)
<Animation>
All forms of animation (Long and short form)
<Manga>
All forms of animation (Long and short form)

Exhibition of Award-winning Works
February 25 - March 2, 2000
At the Sougetsukaikan (Akasaka, Tokyo)

Symposia
Symposia will be held featuring leading talents in the media arts field and the Grand Prize winners in each division.

Seiichi Takikawa (chairman of CG-Arts Society)

Shinji Kondo (deputy commissioner for Colutural Affairs)
Hideyuki Hasegawa (general manager, marketing development Headquarters,Nihon Keizai Shimbun, Inc.)
Kiyohisa Nishizaki (director, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo)
Akira Naeki (professor, Nagaoka University of Technology)

Yoichirou Kawaguchi (professor, research into artifacts, center for engineering, The University of Tokyo)

Yoichirou Kawaguchi (professor, research into artifacts,center for Engineering, The University of Tokyo)
Yasuki Hamano (associate professor, The University of Tokyo)

Junji Ito (Art Critic)
Machiko Kusahara (associate professor, Kobe University Graduate School of Science and Technology)
Haruhiko Shono (CG artist)
Daizaburo Harada (CG artist)
Katsuhiko Hibino (associate professor, Tokyo National University of Fine Arts and Music)

Machiko Satonaka (manga artist)
Shinichi Suzuki(animation director)

Mitsutoshi IshigamiI (film critic)
Emiko Okada (animation critic)
Hiroshi Kashiwagi (professor, Musashino Art University)
Isao Shimizu (professor, Teikyo Heisei University)
Monkey Punch (manga artist)