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MTV Video Music Awards Japan
Awarded forMusic videos and pop culture
CountryJapan
Presented byMTV Japan
First award2002
WebsiteOfficial website

TheMTV Video Music Awards Japan (MTV VMAJ for short) are the Japanese version of theMTV Video Music Awards.

Like theMTV Video Music Awards in the United States, in this event artists are awarded for their songs and videos through online voting from the same channel viewers. Initially Japan was part of theMTV Asia Awards, which included all Asian countries, but because of the musical variety existent in Japan, in May 2002 began to hold their own awards independently.

On June 25, 2011, MTV Video Music Japan changed the 2011 ceremony to MTV Video Music Aid Japan 2011 as a charity event for the2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami.

Since 2017 the winners have been announced by the official Instagram account[1] without previous nominations.

Host cities

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EditionDateVenueCityHost
1stMay 24, 2002Tokyo International ForumTokyoLondon Boots Ichi-gō Ni-gō
2ndMay 25, 2003Saitama Super ArenaSaitamaZeebra andNana Katase
3rdMay 23, 2004Tokyo Bay NK HallUrayasuTomomitsu Yamaguchi
4thMay 29, 2005Takashi Fujii andMegumi
5thMay 27, 2006Yoyogi National GymnasiumTokyoMokomichi Hayami andMasami Hisamoto
6thMay 26, 2007Saitama Super ArenaSaitamaMisaki Ito and Hidehiko Ishizuka
7thMay 31, 2008Cyril
8thMay 30, 2009Gekidan Hitori
9thMay 29, 2010Yoyogi National GymnasiumTokyoN/a
10thJune 25, 2011Makuhari MesseChibaAKB48
11thJune 23, 2012Perfume
12thJune 22, 2013Nobuaki Kaneko andAtsuko Maeda
13thJune 14, 2014Maihama AmphitheaterSayumi Michishige
14thNovember 26, 2015act*squareTokyoVerbal
15thOctober 26, 2016Shinkiba STUDIO COASTRip Slyme
16thSeptember 27, 2017Ken Ayuga and JOANN
17thOctober 10, 2018
18thSeptember 18, 2019Hinatazaka46
19thOctober 29, 2020Bish
20thDecember 18, 2021Akari Kitō and Ken Ayugai
21stNovember 2, 2022Musashino Forest Sport PlazaIwai Yuki, Mukai Satoshi and Yuka Sagai
22ndNovember 22, 2023K ArenaYokohamaRyota Yamasato and Sachi Fujii
23rdMarch 19, 2025hiccorohee andSeiya (Shimofuri Myojo)

Awards categories

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Annual awards

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YearArtist
2018Daichi Miura
2019One Ok Rock
2020Daiki Tsuneta
2021Yoasobi
2022Vaundy
2023Mrs. Green Apple
  • Song of the Year (2019–present)
YearArtistSong
2019Official Hige Dandism"Pretender"
2020Yoasobi"Yoru ni Kakeru"
2021Yuuri"Dry Flower"
2022Ado"New Genesis"
2023Yoasobi"Idol"
YearArtist
2022Sakurazaka46
2023Be First
2024SixTones[2][3]

Video awards

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  • Best Solo Artist Video (2021–present)
YearJapanInternational
ArtistSongArtistSong
2021Gen Hoshino"Fushigi"Billie Eilish"Happier Than Ever"
2022Aimer"Zankyōsanka"Harry Styles"As It Was"
2023Aiko"Hateshinai Futari"Olivia Rodrigo"Vampire"
YearArtistSong
2017Rekishi"Katoku"
2018Dean Fujioka"Echo"
2019Bish"Stereo Future"
2020millenium parade"Fly with me"
2021Zutomayo"Kuraku Koruku"
2022Momoiro Clover Z"Mysterion"
2023Mrs. Green Apple"Magic"
YearArtistSong
2022CreepHyp"Night on the Planet"
2023Macaroni Enpitsu"Kanashimi wa Bus ni Notte"
  • Best Animation Video (2023–present)
YearArtistSong
2023Yoasobi"Idol"
  • Best Art Direction Video (2018, 2020–present)
YearArtistSong
2018Gen Hoshino"Idea"
2020Generations from Exile Tribe"One in a Million -Kiseki no Yoru ni-"
2021Hinatazaka46"Tteka"
2022King Gnu"Sakayume"
2023Aina the End"Red:Birthmark"
  • Best Cinematography (2018, 2020–present)
YearArtistSong
2018Little Glee Monster"Sekai wa Anata ni Waraikakete Iru"
2020Bish"Letters"
2021Aina the End"Kinmokusei"
2022Radwimps"Ningen Gokko"
2023Hinatazaka46"Am I Ready?"
  • Best Visual Effects (2021–present)
YearArtistSong
2021Vaundy"Shiwaawase"
2022Fujii Kaze"Damn"
2023Mrs. Green Apple"Que Sera Sera"

Special awards

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  • Inspiration Award Japan (2014, 2016–2017, 2020, 2022)
YearArtist
2014Glay
2016The Yellow Monkey
2017Buck-Tick
2020E-girls
2022Bish
  • MTV the World Award (2019, 2021–2022)
YearArtistAward
2019GlayMTV Rock the World Award
2021Nogizaka46MTV Pop the World Award
2022Takanori IwataMTV Dance the World Award
  • Best Live Performance (2015, 2022)
YearArtist
2015Basement Jaxx
2022JO1
  • MTV Breakthrough Song (2019–2022)
YearArtistSong
2019Foorin"Paprika"
2020Eito"Kōsui"
2021Ado"Usseewa"
2022Da-iCE"Star Mine"
  • Best Buzz Award (2017, 2019–present)
YearArtist
2017Keyakizaka46
2019BTS
2020Dish
2021NiziU
2022Ive
2023NewJeans
2025&TEAM
  • Rising Star Award (2019–present)
YearArtist
2019Ballistik Boyz from Exile Tribe
The Boyz
2020JO1
2021Be First
2022XG
2023Wolf Howl Harmony
  • Daisy Bell Award (2021–present)
YearArtistSong
2021Hiiragi Kirai"Love ka?"
2022Balloon"Pamela"
2023Marasy, Jin, Shōta Horie (kemu)"Shinjinrui"
  • Global Icon Award (2023–present)
YearArtist
2023Cha Eun-woo
  • Best Asia Celebrity (2023–present)
YearArtist
2023Bright
  • Best Asia Group (2023–present)
YearArtist
2023The Boyz
  • Upcoming Dance & Vocal Group (2023–present)
YearArtist
2023DXTEEN
Lil League from Exile Tribe

Discontinued award categories

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YearArtistSong
2021The Rampage from Exile Tribe"Heatwave"
  • Best Metal Video (2015–2017)
YearArtistSong
2015Babymetal
2016"Karate"
2017Metallica"Hardwired"
YearArtistSong
2014Kana Nishino"Believe"
  • Best Teen Choice Artist (2016)
YearArtist
2016Sakura Fujiwara
  • SAS Lifetime Achievement Award Japan (2018)
YearArtist
2018SAS
  • Special Achievement Award (2014)
YearArtist
2014Exile Hiro

Most wins

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Most wins in a single night

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ArtistYearNumber of awardsMusic video
Mrs. Green Apple20234"Que Sera Sera" (2); "Magic" (1); Artist of the Year (for Mrs. Green Apple)
Gen Hoshino20173"Family Song"(2),Koi
Lady Gaga2011"Born This Way"
Exile2010"Futatsu no Kuchibiru" (1);Aisubeki Mirai e (1); MTV Icon Award (for Exile)
2009"Ti Amo (Chapter2)" (2); Best Choreography Award (for Exile)
2008"I Believe" (1);Exile Love (1); "Toki no Kakera" (1)
Kumi Koda2007"Yume No Uta" (2); Best Stylish Artist in a Video (1)
2006"Butterfly" (2); "Trust You" (1)
Orange Range2005"Hana" (1);MusiQ (1); "Rocoroshon" (1)
Ayumi Hamasaki2004"Because of You" (1); "No Way to Say" (1); Best Live Performance (for Ayumi Hamasaki)
Rip Slyme2003"Rakuen Baby" (2); "Funkastic" (1)

Most wins overall

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Updated till 2020.

Rank1st2nd3rd4th5th6th
ArtistNamie AmuroExileGen HoshinoHikaru Utada
Kumi Koda
Rip Slyme		Daichi Miura

Lady Gaga

Ken Hirai

Orange Range
One Ok Rock
Total awards14118765

References

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  1. ^"MTV Japan (@mtvjapan) • Instagram photos and videos".www.instagram.com. RetrievedSeptember 7, 2018.
  2. ^"出演アーティスト最終発表！ LIVE ACTにSixTONES、ゲストに千葉雄喜、GEMN、澤村光彩、TM NETWORKが決定！".VMAJ official site (in Japanese). February 28, 2025. Archived fromthe original on February 28, 2025. RetrievedFebruary 28, 2025.
  3. ^"SixTONESら「MTV VMAJ」出演アーティスト最終発表 特別賞はaespa・JO1らが受賞【受賞作品一覧】".Model Press (in Japanese). February 28, 2025. Archived fromthe original on February 28, 2025. RetrievedFebruary 28, 2025.

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