Billboard Japan Music Awards

Billboard Japan Music Awards are an annual set of music awards, founded by Billboard Japan, the Japanese online edition of the music magazine Billboard.[1]

Billboard Japan Music Awards
Awarded forAchievements in music
CountryJapan
Presented byBillboard Japan
First awarded2009
Websitebillboard-japan.com/awards/

The awards honor artists, both Japanese and foreign, who had achieved best results in Billboard Japan charts during the year. Different awards are based on different formulas, combining both chart data and votes from the public.[2] The main award, Artist of the Year, is determined solely by popular vote.[3]

The awards are given at an annual awards show featuring performances by celebrated artists. The first awards ceremony was held in 2010.

Award categories

Music categories
  • Billboard Japan Hot 100 of the Year (2009–present)
  • Billboard Japan Hot Albums of the Year (2015–present)
  • Billboard Japan Top Single Sales of the Year (2009–present)
  • Billboard Japan Hot Animation of the Year (2011–present)
  • Billboard Japan Hot Overseas of the Year (2014–present)
  • Billboard Japan Top Albums Sales of the Year (2009–present)
  • Billboard Japan Top Jazz Albums of the Year (2009–present)
  • Billboard Japan Streaming Songs of the Year (2017–present)
  • Billboard Japan Download Songs of the Year (2017–present)
  • Billboard Japan Download Albums of the Year (2017–present)
Artist categories
  • Billboard Japan Artist of the Year (2009–present)
  • Billboard Japan Top Pop Artist (2009–present)
  • Billboard Japan Jazz Artist of the Year (2009–present)
  • Billboard Japan Classic Artist of the Year (2009–present)
  • Billboard Japan Animation Artist of the Year (2011–present)
  • Billboard Japan Independent Artist of the Year (2009–present)
Past categories
  • Billboard Japan Digital and Airplay Overseas of the Year (2011–2014)
  • Billboard Japan Adult Contemporary of the Year (2009–2014)
  • Billboard Japan Independent of the Year (2009–2014)
  • Billboard Japan Overseas Soundtrack Albums (2009–2014)
  • Billboard Japan Radio Songs of the Year (2009–2016)
  • Billboard Japan Top Classical Albums of the Year (2009–2016)
  • Billboard Japan Top Jazz Albums of the Year (2009–2016)

Award ceremonies

The awards ceremony has taken place in December–February. The 2009 and 2010 awards were broadcast on Fuji TV Next, since 2011 on Osaka TV and Tokyo TV.

Presenters

  • 2009: Tokoaki Ogura, Kyōko Kamei, Mibu Minami
  • 2010: Tokoaki Ogura, Kyōko Kamei, Maria Okada
  • 2011: Christopher Peppler, Keiko Yashio
  • 2012: Yūji Miyake, Chiaki Horan
  • 2013: Yūji Miyake, Chiaki Horan

Award recipients

Major awards

YearArtist of the YearHot 100 of the YearTop album of the Year
2009ExileB'z – "Ichibu to Zenbu"Exile – Exile Ballad Best
2010Arashi – "Troublemaker"Exile – Aisubeki Mirai e
2011AKB48[3][4][5]AKB48 – "Everyday, Katyusha"[6]Mr. ChildrenSense
2012AKB48 – "Manatsu no Sounds Good!"[4]Mr. Children – Mr. Children 2005–2010 <macro>
2013AKB48 – "Koi Suru Fortune Cookie"Arashi – Love
2014Kana Nishino[7][8]Arashi – "Guts!"Various Artists – Frozen (soundtrack)
2015Sandaime J Soul Brothers – "Ryusei"Arashi – Japonism
2016AKB48[9]AKB48 – "Tsubasa wa Iranai"Arashi – Are You Happy?
2017Gen HoshinoGen Hoshino – "Koi"Namie AmuroFinally
2018 Kenshi YonezuKenshi Yonezu – "Lemon"
2019 AimyonArashi – "5x20 All the Best!! 1999–2019"

Special awards

YearBest New ArtistPublisher AwardDaiwa House Award
USAJapanSouth Korea
2009Yusuke KamijiJudith Hill, BoAVampsAfter School
2010Tee4MinuteHY
2011Kaoru to Tomoki, Tamani MookSaori YukiGummyBIGMAMA
2012Leo Ieiri
2013Kera KeraMorning Musume
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See also

  • Billboard Music Awards

References


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