Japan Lyricists Association

The Japan Lyricists Association (日本にっぽん作詩さくし家か協会きょうかい, Nihon Sakushi Kakyōkai) abbr. as JLA is an organization of Japanese lyricists, established in June 1965.^[1] Since 1968 it holds the annual Japan Lyricist Awards.^[2]

Presidents[edit]

Hachirō Satō (1967–1975)
Kō Fujiura (1975–1984)
Sō Nishizawa (1984–1988)
Miyuki Ishimoto (1988–1996)
Tetsurō Hoshino (1996–2008)
Reiko Yukawa (2008–2012)
Ryūichi Satomura (2012–)

Between 1965 and 1967, Tetsurō Fujima was the organization's representative.

Selected list of vice presidents[edit]

Osamu Yoshioka

References[edit]

^ "作詩さくし家か協会きょうかいとは". Japan Lyricists Association official site. Retrieved 2014-03-15.
^ "『第だい46回かい日本にっぽん作詩さくし大賞たいしょう』レーモンド松屋まつやが受賞じゅしょう". Oricon Style. 2013-12-06. Retrieved 2014-03-14.
"森もり昌子まさこが生放送なまほうそうで27年ねんぶりの着物きもの姿すがたを披露ひろう！『第だい46回かい日本にっぽん作詩さくし大賞たいしょう』今夜こんや放送ほうそう". Ameba News. 2013-12-05.

External links[edit]

Japan Lyricists Association official website (in Japanese)

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[1] "作詩さくし家か協会きょうかいとは". Japan Lyricists Association official site. Retrieved 2014-03-15.

[2] "『第だい46回かい日本にっぽん作詩さくし大賞たいしょう』レーモンド松屋まつやが受賞じゅしょう". Oricon Style. 2013-12-06. Retrieved 2014-03-14.
"森もり昌子まさこが生放送なまほうそうで27年ねんぶりの着物きもの姿すがたを披露ひろう！『第だい46回かい日本にっぽん作詩さくし大賞たいしょう』今夜こんや放送ほうそう". Ameba News. 2013-12-05.

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Selected list of vice presidents[edit]

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