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Official FIFA World Cup 2026 Seattle Host City Poster My Everett News

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The Seattle FIFA World Cup 26 Local Organizing Committee announced Shogo Ota as the winner of the Official Host City Poster contest on April 3, 2025. Ota's design, highlighting local landscapes and cultural references, was celebrated during the unveiling event, which featured contributions from numerous Washington artists. Mayor Bruce Harrell expressed pride in Seattle's role as a Host City, emphasizing the importance of showcasing the region's rich history and beauty. Ota, originally from Japan, has made the Pacific Northwest his home for over a decade, further connecting his work to the local community. The winning poster will serve as a lasting symbol of Seattle's participation in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, marking a historic collaboration between FIFA and local artists.

The artwork reflects the city's identity, with notable elements like the historic Chinatown Gate and the Pacific Science Center included. Fans can look forward to purchasing the poster on April 19, with additional merchandise linked to the design to follow. This initiative underscores the excitement and anticipation surrounding the World Cup and its impact on the local culture.

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