Miscellaneous Japanese Manga Awards
Including some non-Japanese awards for Japanese manga
1991 Nakayoshi magazine's "New Face" Manga award
Megumi Tachikawa (Mink, Saint Tail, Hot Typhoon), for [title?]
Nakayoshi New manga-ka ("manga artist") award
Naoko Takeuchi, for Love Call (Nakayoshi) (pub. 1986)
2nd Nakayoshi New Writer award
Nekobe Neko, for First Date
Anime Expo 2002, Best U.S. Manga Release
Love Hina, by Akamatsu Ken (TokyoPop)
SPJA Anime Award for best translated manga
Appleseed, by Masamune Shirow (Dark Horse/Studio Proteus)
1986 Galaxy Award, for best science-fiction comic
Appleseed, by Masamune Shirow (Seishinsha)
1983 Fourth Japan Culture Design Award
Osamu Tezuka, for the significant effect that his works, especially
"Astro Boy", have had on Japanese peoples' view of robots
1988 Asahi Award
Osamu Tezuka, for his creative contribution to postwar manga and the
animation industry.
1975 Fourth Japan Manga Association Award, Special Excellence Award
Black Jack [Burakku Jyakku], by Osamu Tezuka
1990 19th Japan Manga Association Award, Ministry of Education Award
Osamu Tezuka, for his lifelong accomplishments
1975 21st Bungei Shunju Manga Award
Buddha, and Essay in Insects, by Osamu Tezuka
1979 Second Iwaya Konami Bungei Award
Osamu Tezuka, for his new developments for children's Manga and other
accomplishments.
[year?] 10th Yamamoto Shugoro Award (run by Shincho Bungei Shinkokai)
Gosaintan, by Shinoda Setsuko (Futabasha)
2002 Tanimoto Kiyoshi Peace Prize
Nakazawa Keiji, for the anti-war message of Barefoot Gen [Hadashi no
Gen]
1982 4th Japanese Science Fiction Award
A Child's Dream [Domu], by Katsuhiro Otomo
[year?] Big Comic Original Award
Like Shooting Stars in the Twilight, by Hirokane Kenshi
1997 Bungeishunju Manga Awards
Shin Sen Gumi, by Hiroshi Kurogane
1998 Manga Festival in France, Best French Edition Of Foreign Material
Gon, by Masashi Tanaka
1998 11th Shibata Renzaburo Award
Kamigami no Itadaki, by Baku Yumemakura
1997 Asian Manga Academy Grand Prize
Shotaro Ishinomori
Atsuka Awards
(Sponsored by Shueisha Publishing)
2003 (59th) [No Award]
Worldwide Manga Reader Awards (Japan)
(Sponsored by Core Mix; began in 2002)
2002 Grand Prize: [name?], for [Encounter-Encounter] (Weekly Comic Banti)
2002 Second Prize: Osamu [name?], for [title?] (Weekly Comic Banti)
2002 Judges' Special Prize: Tetuya Hasegawa, for [title?] (Weekly Comic Banti)
2002 Four-panel cartoon category: Hiroshi [name?] for [Hot blooded man] (Weekly Comic Banti)
2002 Acceptance: Hidaka [name?], for [Full stomach boxer Tokugawa] (Weekly Comic Banti)
2002 Acceptance: Onishi [name?], for [The hang-up of 142 cm] (Weekly Comic Banti)
2002 Acceptance: [name?], for [Scene of flying military officer] (Weekly Comic Banti)
2002 Acceptance: Hayama [name?], for [Princess Blackbird] (Weekly Comic Banti)
2002 Acceptance: Noda [name?], for [It escapes!!!] (Weekly Comic Banti)
2002 Acceptance: Takayuki Eguti, for [Town of grey] (Weekly Comic Banti)
Lightning Game Manga Awards
(Sponsored by Mediaworks)
Grand Prize: [No Award]
Gold Prize: [name?] Okuda, for [From Chestnut]
Silver Prize: Hisashi [name?], for [Shade Cat Teacher]
Member's Selection Special Prize: PANDEM., for Babel
Member's Selection Encouragement Prize: [name?] Kotaro, for All Pro
Yomiuri International Manga Award
(Sponsored by Yomiuri Newspaper)
Grand Prize (Free section): [name?], for [It certainly keeps striking]
Kondo Hidezo Prize (Free section): [name?], for [Night 2020]
Gold Prize (Free section): [name?], for [Last Iceberg]
Gold Prize (Topic section): [name?], for [Theme: Beauty Care Gymnastics]
Junior Excellence Prize (Elementary school student category): Ayako Honda, for [It is finished!]
Junior Excellence Prize (Junior high school student category): Yukiko Kato, for [Condensation trail]
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