MTV Video Music Awards Japan

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Die MTV Video Music Awards Japan (VMAJ) wurden erstmals im Jahre 2002 in verschiedenen Kategorien vergeben. Sie sind die ersten japanischen Awards, mit denen sowohl nationale als auch internationale Künstler geehrt werden.

Geschichte

Wie bei den Pendants in anderen Ländern werden die Gewinner über ein Votingverfahren durch die Zuschauer und Musikfans bestimmt. Dabei trifft MTV Japan eine Vorauswahl unter denen abgestimmt werden kann. Die Kategorien änderten sich über die Jahre immer wieder. In den verschiedenen Kategorien gab es zunächst eine Gleichbehandlung zwischen internationalen und japanischen Künstlern, ab 2015 wurden jedoch separate Kategorien eingefügt.[1]

Die Verleihung fand in verschiedenen Städten statt. Ab 2015 fand sie in Tokio statt, wo sie schon 2002, 2006 und 2010 vergeben wurden.

Eine besondere Verleihung fand beim zehnjährigen Jubiläum 2011 statt. Nach dem Tōhoku-Erdbeben 2011 stand die Veranstaltung im Herzen der Kampagne Music of Hope von MTV Japan. Daher wurde die Awardshow in MTV Video Music Aid Japan umbenannt. Neben besonderen Auftritten wurden auch Spenden gesammelt. Bei den Abstimmungen spendete MTV Japan pro Abstimmungsvorgang zehn Yen an das Japanische Rote Kreuz.[2]

2020 musste die Veranstaltung auf Grund der COVID-19-Pandemie erstmals ohne Publikum im Rahmen einer Onlineverleihung stattfinden.[3]

Verleihungen

Weitere Informationen Jahr, Datum ...
Jahr Datum Ort Stadt Moderator Ref.
2002 24. Mai 2002 Tokyo International Forum Tokio London Boots Ichi-gō Ni-gō [4]
2003 25. Mai 2003 Saitama Super Arena Saitama Zeebra und Nana Katase [5]
2004 23. Mai 2004 Tokyo Bay NK Hall Urayasu Tomomitsu Yamaguchi [6]
2005 29. Mai 2005 Takashi Fujii und Megumi [7]
2006 27. Mai 2006 Yoyogi National Gymnasium Tokio Mokomichi Hayami und Masami Hisamoto [8]
2007 26. Mai 2007 Saitama Super Arena Saitama Misaki Itō und Hidehiko Ishizuka [9]
2008 31. Mai 2008 Cyril [10]
2009 30. Mai 2009 Gekidan Hitori [11]
2010 29. Mai 2010 Yoyogi National Gymnasium Tokio ohne festen Moderator [12]
2011 25. Juni 2011 Makuhari Messe Chiba AKB48 [13]
2012 23. Juni 2012 Perfume [14]
2013 22. Juni 2013 Nobuaki Kaneko und Atsuko Maeda [15]
2014 14. Juni 2014 Maihama Amphitheater Urayasu Sayumi Michishige [16]
2015 26. November 2015 act*square Tokio Verbal [17][18]
2016 26. Oktober 2016 Shinkiba STUDIO COAST Rip Slyme [19][20]
2017 27. September 2017 Ken Ayuga & JOANN [21]
2018 10. Oktober 2018 [22]
2019 18. September 2019 Hinatazaka46 [23]
2020 29. Oktober 2020 Bish [24][25]
2021 18. Dezember 2021 Akari Kitō und Ken Ayugai [26]
2022 02. November 2022 Musashino Forest Sports Plaza Main Arena Chōfu Iwai Yuki, Mukai Satoshi und Yuka Sagai [27][28]
2023 22. November 2023 K Arena Yokohama Ryōta Yamasato, Sachi Fujī [29][30]
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Aktuelle Kategorien

Hauptpreise

  • Video of the Year
  • Best Male Video – Japan / International
  • Best Female Video – Japan / International
  • Best Group Video – Japan / International
  • Best New Artist – Japan / International
  • Best Rock Video
  • Best Alternative Video
  • Best Pop Video
  • Best R&B Video
  • Best Hip-Hop Video
  • Best Dance Video
  • Best Collaboration Video
  • Best Art Direction Video
  • Best Cinematography
  • Best Choreography

Spezialpreise

  • Artist of the Year
  • Song of the Year
  • Best Album of the Year
  • Music Video Breakthrough Song
  • Best Buzz Award
  • Rising Star Award
  • Inspiration Award Japan

Preisträger

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007

  • Video of the Year: Kumi Kōda – Yume No Uta
  • Album of the Year: Daniel Powter – Daniel Powter
  • Best Male Video: DJ Ozma – Age Age Every Night
  • Best Female Video: Kumi Kōda – Yume Np Uta
  • Best Group Video: Exile – Lovers Again
  • Best New Artist: Ne-Yo – So Sick
  • Best Rock Video: My Chemical Romance – Welcome to the Black Parade
  • Best Pop Video: Ai Ōtsuka – Ren'ai Shashin
  • Best R&B Video: Ai – Believe
  • Best Hip-Hop Video: Kreva – The Show
  • Best Reggae Video: Shōnan no Kaze – Junrenka
  • Best Dance Video: DJ Ozma – Age Age Every Night
  • Best Video from a Film: Ai Ōtsuka – Ren'ai Shashin (aus Tada, kimi o aishiteru)
  • Best Collaboration: U2 & Green Day – The Saints Are Coming
  • Best Buzz Asia – Japan: Yuna Itō – Precious
  • Best Buzz Asia – South Korea: TVXQ – O-Junh Ban Hop
  • Best Buzz Asia – Taiwan: Mayday – Born to Lovers

2008

2009

2010 (MTV World Stage VMAJ)

  • Video of the Year: Exile – Futatsu no Kuchibiru
  • Album of the Year: Exile – Aisubeki Mirai e
  • Best Male Video: Justin Bieber featuring Ludacris – Baby
  • Best Female Video: Namie Amuro – Fast Car
  • Best Group Video: Tohoshinki – Share the World
  • Best New Artist: Big Bang – Gara Gara Go!
  • Best Rock Video: Superfly – Dancing on the Fire
  • Best Pop Video: Big Bang – Koe o Kikasete
  • Best R&B Video: Miliyah Katō – Aitai
  • Best Hip-Hop Video Kreva – Speechless
  • Best Reggae Video: Han-Kun – Keep It Blazing
  • Best Dance Video: Lady Gaga – Poker Face
  • Best Video from a Film: Juju with Jay'ed – Ashita ga Kuru Nara (aus Yomei Ikkagetsu no Hanayome)
  • Best Collaboration: W-inds featuring G-Dragon – Rain Is Fallin’
  • Best Karaokee! Song: Miliyah Katō feat. Shota Shimizu – Love Forever
  • MTV Icon Award: Exile

2011 (MTV Video Music Aid Japan)

2012

2013

2014

E-Girls auf den MTV Video Music Awards Japan 2014
  • Video of the Year: Exile – Exile Pride ~Konnasekaiwoaisurutame~
  • Album of the Year: Kyary Pamyu Pamyu – Nanda Collection
  • Best Male Video: Exile Atsushi – Blue Dragon
  • Best Female Video: Miley Cyrus – We Can’t Stop
  • Best Group Video: Momoiro Clover Z – Gounn
  • Best New Artist: Ariana Grande – Baby I
  • Best Rock Video: One Ok Rock – Be the Light
  • Best Pop Video: Lady Gaga – Applause
  • Best R&B Video: Daichi Miura – I’m on Fire
  • Best Hip-Hop Video: Sky-Hi – Ai Bloom
  • Best Reggae Video: Lecca featuring Rhymester – Clown Love
  • Best Dance Video: Perfume – Magic of Love
  • Best Video from a Film: Gen Hoshino – Why Don't You Play in Hell? (aus Why Don't You Play in Hell?)
  • Best Collaboration: T.M.Revolution × Nana Mizuki – Preserved Rose
  • Best Chorepography: E-girls – Gomennasai no Kissing You
  • Best Karaokee! Song: Kyary Pamyu Pamyu – Mottai Night Land

2015

  • Video of the Year: Sandaime J Soul Brothers – Eeny, meeny, miny, moe!
  • Best Male Video – Japan: Gen Hoshino – SUN
  • Best Male Video – International: Pharrell Williams – Freedom
  • Best Female Video – Japan: Namie Amuro – Birthday
  • Best Female Video – International: Ariana Grande featuring Iggy Azalea – Problem
  • Best Group Video – Japan: Sandaime J Soul Brothers – Eeny, meeny, miny, moe!
  • Best Group Video – International: OK Go – I Won’t Let You Down
  • Best New Artist – Japan: Doberman Infinity – Infinity
  • Best New Artist – International: Years & Years – King
  • Best Collaboration: Momoiro Clover Z & Kiss – Yume no Ukiyo ni Saitemina
  • Best Rock Artist: Vamps
  • Best R&B Artist: Daichi Miura
  • Best Hip-Hop Artist: AK-69
  • Best Metal Artist: Babymetal
  • Best Dance Artist: Perfume
  • Best Live Performance: Basement Jaxx mit Team Syachihoko
  • Next Break Artist: Beat Buddy Boi

2016

  • Video of the Year: Hikaru Utada – Manatsu no Tōriame
  • Best Male Video – Japan: Yu Takahashi – Hikari no Hahen
  • Best Male Video – International: Justin Bieber – Sorry
  • Best Female Video – Japan: Hikaru Utada – Manatsu no Tōriame
  • Best Female Video – International: Ariana Grande – Into You
  • Best Group Video – Japan: Exile the Second – Shut Up!! Shut Up!! Shut Up!!
  • Best Group Video – International: Fifth Harmony featuring Ty Dolla Sign – Work from Home
  • Best New Artist – Japan: Suchmos – Mint
  • Best New Artist – International: DNCE – Cake by the Ocean
  • Best Album of the Year – Japan: Babymetal – Metal Resistance
  • Best Album of the Year – International: Beyoncé – Lemonade
  • Best Rock Video: Alexandros – Swan
  • Best Metal Video: Babymetal – Karate
  • Best Pop Video: Nissy – Playing with Fire
  • Best R&B Video: Daichi Miura – Cry & Fight
  • Best Hip-Hop Video: AK-69 – Flying B
  • Best Dance Video: Boom Boom Satellites – Lay Your Hands on Me
  • Best Choreography: Generations from Exile Tribe – Ageha
  • Best Teen Choice Award: Sakura Fujiwara – Soup
  • Inspirational Award Japan: The Yellow Monkey

2017

The Rampage from Exile Tribe auf den VMAJ 2017
  • Video of the Year: Gen Hoshino – Family Song
  • Best Male Video – Japan: Gen Hoshino – Family Song
  • Best Male Video – International: Bruno Mars – That’s What I Like
  • Best Female Video – Japan: Kana Nishino – Package
  • Best Female Video – International: Katy Perry featuring Migos – Bon Appétit
  • Best Group Video – Japan: Momoiro Clover Z – Blast!
  • Best Group Video – International: The Chainsmokers featuring Halsey – Closer
  • Best New Artist – Japan: The Rampage from Exile Tribe – Lightning
  • Best New Artist – International: Shawn Mendes – Treat You Better
  • Best Rock Video: Wanima – Charme
  • Best Metal Video: Metallica – Hardwired
  • Best Alternative Video: Rekishi – Katoku
  • Best Pop Video: Ed Sheeran – Shape of You
  • Best R&B Video: Daichi Miura – (Re)Play
  • Best Hip-Hop Video: Kick the Can Crew – Thousand %
  • Best Dance Video: Mondo Grosso – Labyrinth
  • Best Choreography: Gen Hoshino – Koi
  • Best Collaboration Video: Hikaru Utada featuring KOHH – Forget
  • Inspired Award: Buck-Tick
  • Best Buzz Award: Keyakizaka46

2018

E-Girls auf den VMAJ 2018
  • Video of the Year: Kenshi Yonezu – Lemon
  • Best Male Video – Japan: Kenshi Yonezu – Lemon
  • Best Male Video – International: Shawn Mendes – In My Blood
  • Best Female Video – Japan: Aiko – Straw
  • Best Female Video – International: Ariana Grande – No Tears Left to Cry
  • Best Group Video – Japan: Keyakizaka46 – Ambivalent
  • Best Group Video – International: BTS – Fake Love
  • Best New Artist – Japan: Official Hige Dandism – No Doubt
  • Best New Artist – International: Marshmello & Anne-Marie – Friends
  • Best Rock Video: Wanima – Human
  • Best Alternative Video: Dean Fujioka – Echo
  • Best Pop Video: Gen Hoshino – Idea
  • Best Hip-Hop Video: Ski-Hi – Marble
  • Best Dance Video: Blackpink – Ddu-Du Ddu-Du
  • Best Art Direction Video: Gen Hoshino – Idea
  • Best Cinematography: Little Glee Monster – Sekai wa Anata ni Waraikakete Iru
  • Best Choreography: E-Girls – Show Time
  • Artist of the Year: Daichi Miura
  • Album of the Year: Hikaru Utada
  • Legend Award: Queen

2019

  • Video of the Year: King Gnu – Hakujitsu
  • Best Male Video – Japan: Daichi Miura – Katasumi
  • Best Male Video – International: Khalid – Talk
  • Best Female Video – Japan: Aimyon – Kon'ya kono mama
  • Best Female Video – International: Taylor Swift – Me!
  • Best Group Video – Japan: Keyakizaka46 – Kuroi Hitsuji
  • Best Group Video – International: The 1975 – Sincerity Is Scary
  • Best New Artist – Japan: King Gnu – Hakujitsu
  • Best New Artist – International: Billie Eilish – Bad Guy
  • Best Rock Video: Bump of Chicken – Aurora
  • Best Alternative Video: BiSH – Stereo Future
  • Best Pop Video: Masaki Suda – Machigai sagashi
  • Best Hip-Hop Video: Kreva – Neiro~2019 Ver.
  • Best Dance Video: Sakanaction – Wasurerarenai no
  • Best Collaboration Video: Ringo Sheena und Hiroji Miyamoto – Kemono yuku hosomichi
  • Best Choreography: Hinatazaka46 – Kyun
  • MTV Rock the World Award: Glay
  • Artist of the Year: One Ok Rock
  • Song of the Year: Official Hige Dandism – Pretender
  • Best Album of the Year: Gen Hoshino – Pop Virus
  • Best Buzz Award: BTS
  • Rising Star Award: The Boyz / Ballistik Boyz from Exile Tribe
  • MTV Breakthrough Song: Foorin – Paprika

2020

  • Video of the Year: Aimyon – Naked Heart
  • Best Male Video – Japan: Kenshi Yonezu – Kanden
  • Best Male Video – International: The Weeknd – Blinding Lights
  • Best Female Video – Japan: Aimyon – Naked Heart
  • Best Female Video – International: Dua Lipa – Break My Heart
  • Best Group Video – Japan: Official Hige Dandism – I Love...
  • Best Group Video – International: BTS – Dynamite
  • Best New Artist – Japan: Macaroni Enpitsu – Kobito-gokko
  • Best New Artist – International: Doja Cat – Say So
  • Best Rock Video: King Gnu – Doron
  • Best Alternative Video: Millennium Parade – Fly with Me
  • Best Pop Video: Little Glee Monster – Ashiato
  • Best R&B Video: Fujii Kaze – Nanina n w
  • Best Hip-Hop Video: Creepy Nuts – Katsute Tensaidatta Oretachie
  • Best Dance Video: NiziU – Make You Happy
  • Best Collaboration Video: Lisa with Pablo – Play the World!
  • Best Art Direction Video: Generations from Exile Tribe – One in a Million -kiseki no yoru ni-
  • Best Cinematography: BiSH – Letters
  • Best Choreography: Hinatazaka46 – Seishun no uma
  • Artist of the Year: Daiki Tsuneta
  • Song of the Year: Yoasobi – Yoru ni Kakeru
  • Best Album of the Year: Babymetal – Metal Galaxy
  • Music Video Breakthrough Song: Eito – Kōsui
  • Best Buzz Award: Dish
  • Rising Star Award: JO1
  • Inspiration Award Japan: E-girls

2021

  • Video of the Year: Official Hige Dandism – Cry Baby
  • Best Solo Artist Video – Japan: Gen Hoshino – Fushigi
  • Best Solo Artist Video – International: Billie Eilish – Happier Than Ever
  • Best Group Video – Japan: Official Hige Dandism – Cry Baby
  • Best Group Video – International: BTS – Butter
  • Best New Artist – Japan: Sakurazaka46 – Nagaredama
  • Best New Artist – International: Olivia Rodrigo – Drivers License
  • Best Rock Video: Ryokuoushoku Shakai – Litmus
  • Best Alternative Video: Zutomayo – Kuraku Kuroku
  • Best Pop Video: Milet – Ordinary Days
  • Best Latin Video: The Rampage – Heatwave
  • Best Hip-Hop Video: Sky-Hi – To The First
  • Best Dance Video: JO1 – Real
  • Best Collaboration Video – Japan: Millennium Parade – U
  • Best Collaboration Video – International: Coldplay – My Universe
  • Best Art Direction Video: Hinatazaka46 – Tteka
  • Best Visual Effects: Vaundy – Shiwaawase
  • Best Shooting: Aina the End – Kinmokusei
  • Best Choreography: Daichi Miura – Backwards
  • Best Artist: Yoasobi
  • Best Song: Yuuri – Dry Flower
  • Best Album: Official Hige Dandism – Editorial
  • MTV Pop the World Award: Nogizaka46
  • Best Buzz Award: NiziU
  • Rising Star Award: Be First
  • MTV Breakthrough Song: Ado – Usseewa

2022

  • Video of the Year: Sekai no Owari – Habit
  • Best Solo Artist Video – Japan: Aimer – Zankyousanaka
  • Best Solo Artist Video – International: Harry Styles – As It Was
  • Best Group Video – Japan: Official Hige Dandism – Mixed Nuts
  • Best Group Video – International: Blackpink – Pink Venom
  • Best New Artist – Japan: INI – Rocketeer
  • Best New Artist – International: Måneskin – Supermodel
  • Best Rock Video: Macaroni Enpitsu – Nandemonai yo
  • Best Alternative Video: Momoiro Clover Z – Mysterion
  • Best Pop Video: Ryokuoushoku Shakai – Character
  • Best R&B Video: Be First – Betrayal Game
  • Best Hip-Hop Video: Sky-Hi – Just Breathe feat. 3racha und Stray Kids
  • Best Dance Video: Sekai no Owari – Habit
  • Best Collaboration Video: Tokyo Ska Paradise Orchestra – Free Free Free feat. Lilas Ikuta
  • Best Story Video: CreepHyp – Night on the Planet
  • Best Art Direction Video: King Gnu – Sakayume
  • Best Visual Effects: Fujii Kaze – Damn
  • Best Cinematography: Radwimps – Ningen Gokko
  • Best Choreography: The Rampage from Exile Tribe – Ray of Light
  • Artist of the Year: Vaundy
  • Song of the Year: Ado – New Genesis
  • Best Album of the Year: Aimyon – Falling into Your Eyes Record
  • Group of the Year: Sakurazaka46
  • MTV Dance the World Award: Takanori Iwata
  • Best Live Performance: JO1
  • MTV Breakthrough Song: Da-ice – Star Mine
  • Best Buzz Award: Ive
  • Rising Star Award: XG
  • Inspiration Award Japan: BiSH
  • Daisy Bell Award: Balloon – Pamela

2023

Die Preisträger in den jeweiligen Kategorien – ausgenommen Video of the Year – wurden am 27. Oktober 2023 bekannt gegeben.[31] Der Gewinner des Preises für das Musikvideo des Jahres wurde im Rahmen der Preisverleihung am 22. November ermittelt.[32] Folgende Künstler gewannen eine Auszeichnung:

  • Video of the Year: Mrs. Green Apple – Que Sera Sera
  • Best Solo Artist Video (Japan): Aiko – Hateshinai Futari
  • Best Solo Artist Video (International): Olivia Rodrigo – Vampire
  • Best Group Video (Japan): Nogizaka46 – Ohitori-sama Tengoku
  • Best Group Video (International): Stray Kids – Case 143
  • Best New Artist Video (Japan): ano – Chu, Tayōsei
  • Best New Artist Video (International): Jvke – Golden Hour
  • Best Collaboration Video (Japan): Millennium Parade feat. Sheena Ringo – Work
  • Best Collaboration Video (International): Sam Smith & Kim Petras – Unholy
  • Best Rock Video: 10-Feet – Dai Zero Kan
  • Best Alternative Video: Mrs. Green Apple – Magic
  • Best Pop Video: NiziU – Paradise
  • Best R&B Video: Tomohisa Yamashita – Sweet Vision
  • Best Hip-Hop Video: Bad Hop – Champion Road
  • Best Dance Video: Sakurazaka46 – Star Over!
  • Best Storytelling Video: Macaroni Enpitsu – Kanashimi wa Basu ni Notte
  • Best Animation Video: Yoasobi – Idol
  • Best Art Direction Video: Aina the End – Red:Birthmark
  • Best Visual Effect: Mrs. Green Apple – Que Sera Sera
  • Best Cinematography: Hinatazaka46 – Am I Ready?
  • Best Choreography: Atarashii Gakko! – Otonablue
  • Artist of the Year: Mrs. Green Apple
  • Song of the Year: Yoasobi – Idol
  • Album of the Year: Aiko – Ima no Futari o Otagai ga Miteru
  • Group of the Year: Be:First
  • Global Icon Award: Cha Eun-woo
  • Best Asia Celebrity: Bright
  • Best Asia Group: The Boyz
  • Best Buzz Award: NewJeans
  • Upcoming Dance & Vocal Group: DXTeen, Lil League
  • Rising Star Award: Wolf Howl Harmony
  • Daisy Bell Award: Marasy, Jin and Shōta Horie (Kemu) featuring Kagamine Rin – Shinjinrui

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