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Japan Series Most Valuable Player Award
Awarded for	Most valuable player of theJapan Series
Country	Japan
Presented by	Nippon Professional Baseball
First award	1950
Currently held by	Hotaka Yamakawa (Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks)

An Asian male wearing a gray uniform with the lettering "NEW YORK" across it, in his after-swing pose. — Hideki Matsui won the2000 Japan Series MVP with theYomiuri Giants. He went on to win the2009 World Series MVP withMLB'sNew York Yankees.

TheJapan Series Most Valuable Player (MVP) Award (日本シリーズ最高殊勲選手,Nippon Shirīzu Saikō Shukun Senshu) is given to the player deemed to have the most impact on his team's performance in theJapan Series, which is the final round of theNippon Professional Baseball (NPB) postseason.^{[citation needed]} The award was first presented in 1950.

The series follows abest-of-seven playoff format and occurs after the two-stageClimax Series. It is played by the winners of the Final Stage round of theCentral League and thePacific League.^[1]

Kaoru Betto won the inaugural award in 1950 with theMainichi Orions. Depending upon definitions, the first non-Japanese to win the award was eitherAndy Miyamoto in 1961 orJoe Stanka in 1964.^[2] Fifteen Japan Series MVPs were inducted into theJapanese Baseball Hall of Fame;^[3] Higashio is also the first and onlypitcher to appear solely as areliever to win the Japan Series MVP. Of the first fifteen winners of the award since 2000, only three are still active in professional baseball as a player.Hideki Matsui andNorihiro Nakamura are they only two Japan Series MVPs to play inMajor League Baseball (MLB). While Nakamura's MLB career lasted less than one season, Matsui's lasted ten seasons. He became the first (and so far only) player to be named both a Japan Series and aWorld Series MVP after winning the latter award in 2009.^[4] The reigning Japan Series MVP isYutaro Sugimoto of theOrix Buffaloes.

Sixteen of the 60^{[needs update]} Japan Series MVPs have also won theNPB MVP or theEiji Sawamura Award in the same season.Shigeru Sugishita (1954),Tsuneo Horiuchi (1972) andTakehiro Ishii (1992) are the only players to have won all three awards in the same season. Two players won the Eiji Sawamura Award and the Japan Series MVP in the same season:Takehiko Bessho (1955) andTakashi Nishimoto (1981). Ten players have won the Japan Series MVP in the same season in which they won the NPB MVP: Betto (1950), Bessho (1952),Kazuhisa Inao (1958),Tadashi Sugiura (1959),Shigeo Nagashima (1963), Stanka (1964),Hisashi Yamada (1977),Randy Bass (1985),Tom O'Malley (1995), Furuta (1997) and Matsui (2000).^[5]^[6]

Five players have won the award multiple times. Nagashima has won the most Japan Series MVP awards with four wins (1963, 1965, 1969–1970). The remaining four players all won the award twice: Bessho (1952, 1955), Horiuchi (1972–1973),Kimiyasu Kudoh (1986–1987),Koji Akiyama (1991–1999) and Furuta (1997, 2001); Akiyama is the only player to have won the award with different teams. There has been one occasion on which multiple winners were awarded in the same Japan Series:Masayuki Dobashi andMasayuki Tanemo in 1962.

Pitchers have been named Series MVP 21 times, 13 of which appeared in bothstarting and relief roles in the Series.

Winners

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Key
Year	Links to the article about that corresponding Japan Series
§	Member of theJapanese Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
†	Active player
^	Indicates multiple award winners in the same Japan Series
(#)	Indicates number of times winning Japan Series MVP at that point (if he won multiple times)

Year	Player	Team	Position	Selected statistics	Note
1950	Kaoru Betto^§	Mainichi Orions	Outfielder	.500batting average 12hits 3runs batted in	^[7]
1951	Yuko Minamimura	Yomiuri Giants	Outfielder	.563batting average 9hits 4runs batted in	^[8]
1952	Takehiko Bessho^§	Yomiuri Giants	Pitcher	3–0record in 3 appearances (2complete game starts) 4earned runs allowed in 22innings pitched 10strikeouts	^[9]
1953	Tetsuharu Kawakami^§	Yomiuri Giants	First baseman	.556batting average 15hits 5runs batted in	^[10]
1954	Shigeru Sugishita^§	Chunichi Dragons	Pitcher	3–1record in 5 appearances (4complete game starts) 6earned runs allowed in38+2⁄3innings pitched 28strikeouts	^[11]
1955	Takehiko Bessho^§ (2)	Yomiuri Giants	Pitcher	3–1record in 5 appearances (3starts); 2complete games 4earned runs allowed in30+2⁄3innings pitched 9strikeouts	^[12]
1956	Yasumitsu Toyoda^§	Nishitetsu Lions	Shortstop	.458batting average 11hits 4runs batted in	^[13]
1957	Hiroshi Ohshita^§	Nishitetsu Lions	Outfielder	.389batting average 7hits 3runs batted in	^[14]
1958	Kazuhisa Inao^§	Nishitetsu Lions	Pitcher	4–2record in 6 appearances (5starts); 4complete games 8earned runs allowed in 47innings pitched 32strikeouts	^[15]
1959	Tadashi Sugiura^§	Nankai Hawks	Pitcher	4–0record in 4 appearances (3starts); 2complete games 5earned runs allowed in 32innings pitched 20strikeouts	^[16]
1960	Akihito Kondo	Taiyō Whales	Second baseman	.200batting average 3hits 2runs batted in	^[17]
1961	Andy Miyamoto	Yomiuri Giants	Outfielder	.409batting average 9hits 7runs batted in	^[18]
1962^{^}	Masayuki Dobashi	Toei Flyers	Pitcher	2–1record in 6 appearances (2starts) 4earned runs allowed in20+2⁄3innings pitched 12strikeouts	^[19]
1962^{^}	Masayuki Tanemo	Toei Flyers	Catcher	.357batting average 5hits 5runs batted in	^[19]
1963	Shigeo Nagashima^§	Yomiuri Giants	Third baseman	.360batting average 3home runs 7runs batted in	^[20]
1964	Joe Stanka	Nankai Hawks	Starting pitcher	3–1record in 4games started; 3complete games 4earned runs allowed in29+1⁄3innings pitched 21strikeouts	^[21]
1965	Shigeo Nagashima^§ (2)	Yomiuri Giants	Third baseman	.381batting average 8hits 6runs batted in	^[22]
1966	Isao Shibata	Yomiuri Giants	Outfielder	.565batting average 13hits 7runs batted in	^[23]
1967	Masaaki Mori^§	Yomiuri Giants	Catcher	.273batting average 6hits 4runs batted in	^[24]
1968	Shigeru Takada	Yomiuri Giants	Outfielder	.385batting average 10hits 8runs	^[25]
1969	Shigeo Nagashima^§ (3)	Yomiuri Giants	Third baseman	.409batting average 4home runs 6runs batted in	^[26]
1970	Shigeo Nagashima^§ (4)	Yomiuri Giants	Third baseman	.421batting average 4home runs 6runs batted in	^[27]
1971	Toshimitsu Suetsugu	Yomiuri Giants	Outfielder	.368batting average 7hits 7runs	^[28]
1972	Tsuneo Horiuchi^§	Yomiuri Giants	Pitcher	2–1record in 4 appearances (2starts); 1complete game 7earned runs allowed in16+2⁄3innings pitched 11strikeouts	^[29]
1973	Tsuneo Horiuchi^§ (2)	Yomiuri Giants	Pitcher	2–0record in 3 appearances (1complete game start) 2earned runs allowed in16+1⁄3innings pitched 10strikeouts	^[30]
1974	Sumio Hirota	Lotte Orions	Outfielder	.400batting average 10hits 7runs batted in	^[31]
1975	Takashi Yamaguchi	Hankyu Braves	Pitcher	1–0record and 2saves in 6 appearances (1complete game start) 6earned runs allowed in24+2⁄3innings pitched 21strikeouts	^[32]
1976	Yutaka Fukumoto^§	Hankyu Braves	Outfielder	.407batting average 11hits 6runs batted in	^[33]
1977	Hisashi Yamada^§	Hankyu Braves	Pitcher	2–0record and 1save in 3 appearances (1complete game start) 3earned runs allowed in 15innings pitched 10strikeouts	^[34]
1978	Katsuo Osugi^§	Yakult Swallows	First baseman	.310batting average 4Home runs 10runs batted in	^[35]
1979	Yoshihiko Takahashi	Hiroshima Toyo Carp	Shortstop	.444batting average 12hits 2runs batted in	^[36]
1980	Jim Lyttle	Hiroshima Toyo Carp	Outfielder	.400batting average 3Home runs 6runs batted in	^[37]
1981	Takashi Nishimoto	Yomiuri Giants	Starting pitcher	2–0record in 2complete game starts 1earned run allowed in 18innings pitched 14strikeouts	^[38]
1982	Osamu Higashio^§	Seibu Lions	Relief pitcher	2–1record and 1save in 4 appearances 0earned runs allowed in13+2⁄3innings pitched 6strikeouts	^[39]
1983	Takuji Ota	Seibu Lions	Outfielder	.429batting average 12hits 3runs batted in	^[40]
1984	Kiyoyuki Nagashima	Hiroshima Toyo Carp	Outfielder	.333batting average 3Home runs 10runs batted in	^[41]
1985	Randy Bass^§	Hanshin Tigers	First baseman	.368batting average 3Home runs 9runs batted in	^[42]
1986	Kimiyasu Kudoh^§	Seibu Lions	Pitcher	1–1record and 2saves in 4 appearances (1start) 2earned runs allowed in 15innings pitched 17strikeouts	^[43]
1987	Kimiyasu Kudoh^§ (2)	Seibu Lions	Pitcher	2–0record and 1save in 3 appearances (2complete game starts) 1earned runs allowed in18+2⁄3innings pitched 13strikeouts	^[44]
1988	Hiromichi Ishige	Seibu Lions	Shortstop	.389batting average 3Home runs 6runs batted in	^[45]
1989	Norihiro Komada	Yomiuri Giants	First baseman	.522batting average 12hits 5runs batted in	^[46]
1990	Orestes Destrade	Seibu Lions	First baseman	.375batting average 6hits 8runs batted in	^[47]
1991	Koji Akiyama^§	Seibu Lions	Outfielder	.276batting average 4Home runs 8runs batted in	^[48]
1992	Takehiro Ishii	Seibu Lions	Starting pitcher	2–0record in 2complete game starts 1earned runs allowed in 19innings pitched 18strikeouts	^[49]
1993	Kenjiro Kawasaki	Yakult Swallows	Starting pitcher	2–0record in 2games started 2earned runs allowed in 15innings pitched 12strikeouts	^[50]
1994	Hiromi Makihara	Yomiuri Giants	Starting pitcher	2–0record in 2complete game starts 1earned runs allowed in 18innings pitched 16strikeouts	^[51]
1995	Tom O'Malley	Yakult Swallows	First baseman	.529batting average 9hits 4runs batted in	^[52]
1996	Troy Neel	Orix BlueWave	Infielder	.176batting average 3hits 6runs batted in	^[53]
1997	Atsuya Furuta^§	Yakult Swallows	Catcher	.316batting average 6hits 3runs batted in	^[54]
1998	Takanori Suzuki	Yokohama BayStars	Outfielder	.480batting average 12hits 8runs batted in	^[55]
1999	Koji Akiyama^§ (2)	Fukuoka Daiei Hawks	Outfielder	.300batting average 6hits 2Home runs	^[56]
2000	Hideki Matsui^§	Yomiuri Giants	Outfielder	.381batting average 3Home runs 8runs batted in	^[57]
2001	Atsuya Furuta^§ (2)	Yakult Swallows	Catcher	.500batting average 7hits 3runs batted in	^[58]
2002	Tomohiro Nioka	Yomiuri Giants	Shortstop	.474batting average 9hits 5runs batted in	^[59]
2003	Toshiya Sugiuchi	Fukuoka Daiei Hawks	Starting pitcher	2–0record in 2games started 1earned runs allowed in 15innings pitched 9strikeouts	^[60]
2004	Takashi Ishii	Seibu Lions	Starting pitcher	2–0record in 2games started 0earned runs allowed in 13innings pitched 8strikeouts	^[61]
2005	Toshiaki Imae	Chiba Lotte Marines	Third baseman	.667batting average 10hits 4runs batted in	^[62]
2006	Atsunori Inaba	Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters	Outfielder	.353batting average 6hits 7runs batted in	^[63]
2007	Norihiro Nakamura	Chunichi Dragons	Third baseman	.444batting average 8hits 4runs batted in	^[64]
2008	Takayuki Kishi^†	Saitama Seibu Lions	Pitcher	2–0record in 2 appearances (1complete game start) 0earned runs allowed in14+2⁄3innings pitched 16strikeouts	^[65]
2009	Shinnosuke Abe	Yomiuri Giants	Catcher	.304batting average 7hits 5runs batted in	^[66]
2010	Toshiaki Imae (2)	Chiba Lotte Marines	Third baseman
2011	Hiroki Kokubo	Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks	First baseman
2012	Tetsuya Utsumi	Yomiuri Giants	Starting pitcher
2013	Manabu Mima^†	Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles	Starting pitcher
2014	Seiichi Uchikawa	Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks	Outfielder
2015	Dae-ho Lee	Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks	First baseman		^[67]
2016	Brandon Laird	Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters	Third baseman		^[68]
2017	Dennis Sarfate	Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks	Pitcher		^[69]
2018	Takuya Kai^†	Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks	Catcher		^[70]
2019	Yurisbel Gracial	Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks	Outfielder	.375 average, three home runs, six RBIs	^[71]
2020	Ryoya Kurihara^†	Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks	Catcher
2021	Yuhei Nakamura^†	Tokyo Yakult Swallows	Catcher		^[72]
2022	Yutaro Sugimoto^†	Orix Buffaloes	Outfielder		^[73]
2023	Kōji Chikamoto^†	Hanshin Tigers	Outfielder		^[74]
2024	Masayuki Kuwahara^†	Yokohama DeNA BayStars	Outfielder		^[75]
2025	Hotaka Yamakawa^†	Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks	First baseman		^[76]

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v t e Japan Series
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1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989
1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
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v t e Japan Series MVP Award
1950:Betto 1951:Minamimura 1952:Bessho 1953:Kawakami 1954:Sugishita 1955:Bessho 1956:Toyoda 1957:Ohshita 1958:Inao 1959:Sugiura 1960:Kondo 1961:Miyamoto 1962:Dobashi 1962:Tanemo 1963:S. Nagashima 1964:Stanka 1965:S. Nagashima 1966:Shibata 1967:Mori 1968:Takada 1969:S. Nagashima 1970:S. Nagashima 1971:Suetsugu 1972:Horiuchi 1973:Horiuchi 1974:Hirota 1975:Yamaguchi 1976:Fukumoto 1977:Yamada 1978:Osugi 1979:Y. Takahashi 1980:Lyttle 1981:Nishimoto 1982:Higashio 1983:Ota 1984:K. Nagashima 1985:Bass 1986:Kudō 1987:Kudō 1988:Ishige 1989:Komada 1990:Destrade 1991:Akiyama 1992:Take. Ishii 1993:Kawasaki 1994:Makihara 1995:O'Malley 1996:Neel 1997:Furuta 1998:Taka. Suzuki 1999:Akiyama 2000:Matsui 2001:Furuta 2002:Nioka 2003:Sugiuchi 2004:Taka. Ishii 2005:Imae 2006:Inaba 2007:N. Nakamura 2008:Kishi 2009:Abe 2010:Imae 2011:Kokubo 2012:Utsumi 2013:Mima 2014:Uchikawa 2015:Lee Dae-ho 2016:Laird 2017:Sarfate 2018:Kai 2019:Gracial 2020:Kurihara 2021:Y. Nakamura 2022:Sugimoto 2023:Chikamoto 2024:Kuwahara 2025:Yamakawa

Japan Series MVP Award

1950:Betto
1951:Minamimura
1952:Bessho
1953:Kawakami
1954:Sugishita
1955:Bessho
1956:Toyoda
1957:Ohshita
1958:Inao
1959:Sugiura
1960:Kondo
1961:Miyamoto
1962:Dobashi
1962:Tanemo
1963:S. Nagashima
1964:Stanka
1965:S. Nagashima
1966:Shibata
1967:Mori
1968:Takada
1969:S. Nagashima
1970:S. Nagashima
1971:Suetsugu
1972:Horiuchi
1973:Horiuchi
1974:Hirota
1975:Yamaguchi
1976:Fukumoto
1977:Yamada
1978:Osugi
1979:Y. Takahashi
1980:Lyttle
1981:Nishimoto
1982:Higashio
1983:Ota
1984:K. Nagashima
1985:Bass
1986:Kudō
1987:Kudō
1988:Ishige
1989:Komada
1990:Destrade
1991:Akiyama
1992:Take. Ishii
1993:Kawasaki
1994:Makihara
1995:O'Malley
1996:Neel
1997:Furuta
1998:Taka. Suzuki
1999:Akiyama
2000:Matsui
2001:Furuta
2002:Nioka
2003:Sugiuchi
2004:Taka. Ishii
2005:Imae
2006:Inaba
2007:N. Nakamura
2008:Kishi
2009:Abe
2010:Imae
2011:Kokubo
2012:Utsumi
2013:Mima
2014:Uchikawa
2015:Lee Dae-ho
2016:Laird
2017:Sarfate
2018:Kai
2019:Gracial
2020:Kurihara
2021:Y. Nakamura
2022:Sugimoto
2023:Chikamoto
2024:Kuwahara
2025:Yamakawa

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Schedule	All-Star Series Interleague play Seasons World Baseball Classic
Postseason	Climax Series Japan Series
Awards	Eiji Sawamura Award Most Valuable Player Comeback Player of the Year Rookie of the Year Japan Series Most Valuable Player Award Best Nine Award Golden Spirit Award Matsutaro Shoriki Award Hall of Fame
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