Back in November, tokyohive posted the list of winners for the ‘53rd Japan Record Award’. However, that list was incomplete, as the event withheld its winners for the ‘Best Song’ and the ‘Best New Artist’ awards.
On December 30th, it was revealed that the seven members of idol group Fairies was chosen as this year’s Best New …
On December 30th, TBS held its 53rd Japan Record Awards to honor those who were outstanding in the music industry for the year of 2011.
As reported earlier, AKB48 took home the prestigious Japan Record Award with their single “Flying Get“, but there were may other memorable moments that night.
Check out some of the performances below!
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Last month the nominations were revealed for the 53rd Japan Record Awards. Goo has polled its readers to find out which song they believe deserves the ‘Best Song’ award.
Check out the results below and find out where you stand and then let us know how you would vote.
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[Favorite Song From The Japan Record Awards Nominees]
1. Flying Get …
On November 18th, the list of nominees and winners for the annual music awards show, “The 53rd Japan Record Awards” were announced. The winners for the grand prize, “Japan Record Award”, will be chosen from the winners of the “Best Song” category, and “Best New Artist” will be chosen from the winners in the “New Artist” category. The winners of …
On December 30th, the 52nd Japan Record Awards were held at the New National Theatre in Tokyo, just as they have been since 2004.
Many top artists showed up to perform their hit songs, and if you missed the live broadcast or if you just want to see it all over again, check out the videos below!
S/mileage stormed onto the Japanese music scene with their major debut single release of “Yume Miru Fifteen” back on May 26th, so it’s only appropriate that after winning the “Best New Artist” award at the 52nd Japan Record Awards that they would perform the song.
Check it out below!
EXILE won their third consecutive “Japan Record Award” with the track “I Wish For You” at the 52nd Japan Record Awards tonight, matching Hamasaki Ayumi’s dominance from 2001 to 2003.
Check out what earned them the award in their performance below!
Japan’s most popular girl group, AKB48, had a memorable year in 2010 with their 18th single, “Beginner”.
Starting on October 27th, the single sold 827,000 copies in just its first week – two weeks later, on November 10th, the group acquired the “Million” certification mark from the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ). It was the first time any AKB48 song had ever achieved the “Million” mark, and we’re sure that they’re capable of doing it again.
Electrifying the event with their energetic performance of “Beginner”, check out AKB48 at the 52nd Japan Record Awards!
The ladies of Shoujo Jidai (SNSD) remastered their hit single “Gee” for their Japanese fanbase, and it became an immediate hit on various music charts.
Taking only three weeks to surpass the 100,000 sales mark, the girl group was bestowed with a ‘Gold’ disk from the Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) last month.
Delivering a performance of their fan favorite at the 52nd Japan Record Awards, here’s Shoujo Jidai with “Gee”!
Big Bang gained a hot response in Japan back in June with their single, “Tell Me Goodbye”, and though they’ve only promoted intermittently, the popularity of their single secured them a nomination for the prestigious “Japan Record Award” at the 52nd Japan Record Awards.
Recently, the CEO of their agency back in Korea assured their Japanese fans that Big Bang would promote more aggressively in the new year, with a two-month tour scheduled for May.
So to tide you over until then, we’ve got a pre-show interview from the ceremony and their performance of “Tell Me Goodbye” below!
On December 30th, the 52nd Japan Record Awards were held at the New National Theatre in Tokyo, just as they have been since 2004.
Many top artists appeared at the ceremony to receive their awards, and many fans were anticipating the announcement of the winners for “Japan Record Award” and “Best New Artist”.
Check out who won below!
On December 13th, it was announced that Sakai Masaaki and Fujiwara Norika will be the hosts for “The 52nd Japan Record Awards.” This award show will air live on December 30th on TV station TBS. Sakai has been the host for the show for 15 years in a row, while this will be the 2nd time for Fujiwara to be …
On November 20th, the ‘52nd Japan Record Awards’ announced their list of nominees and award winners. It’s odd to see that the winners for most of the categories have been selected already, but maybe that’s just for brevity’s sake.
The winners from the ‘Best Song‘ and ‘New Artist’ categories will progress respectively to compete for the ‘Japan Record Award’ and ‘Best …
