Naoki Prize
Naoki Prize | |
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Awarded for | Best work of popular literature by rising author |
Date | August 10, 1935 |
Country | Japan |
Presented by | Society for the Promotion of Japanese Literature |
First awarded | 1935 |
Website | www |
The Naoki Prize, officially Naoki Sanjugo Prize (
Kikuchi founded the Naoki Prize with the Akutagawa Prize, which targets a new or rising author of literary fiction. The two prizes are viewed as "two sides of the same coin" and inseparable from one another. Because of the prestige associated with the Naoki Prize and the considerable attention the winner receives from the media, it, along with the Akutagawa Prize, is one of Japan's most sought after literary awards of recognition.[3][4]
Winners
[edit]Bungeishunjū maintains the official archive of past Naoki Prize winners.[5]
1st–100th
[edit]1935 | 1 | Matsutarō Kawaguchi | Tsuruhachi Tsurujirō ( Fūryū Fukagawa Uta ( Meiji Ichidai Onna ( |
2 | Uko Washio | Yoshinochō Taiheiki ( | |
1936 | 3 | Chōgorō Kaionji | Tenshō Onna Gassen ( Budō Denraiki ( |
4 | Takatarō Kigi | Jinsei no Ahō ( | |
1937 | 5 | No prize awarded | |
6 | Masuji Ibuse | John Manjirō Hyōryūki ( | |
1938 | 7 | Sotoo Tachibana | Narin-denka e no Kaisō (ナリン |
8 | Tadao Ooike | Kabuto ( Akitaguchi no Kyōdai ( | |
1939 | 9 | No prize awarded | |
10 | No prize awarded | ||
1940 | 11 | Chiyo Tsutsumi Sensuke Kawachi |
Koyubi ( Gunji Yuubin ( |
12 | Genzō Murakami | Kazusa Fudoki ( | |
1941 | 13 | Sōjū Kimura | Unnan Shubihei ( |
14 | No prize awarded | ||
1942 | 15 | No prize awarded | |
16 | Norio Taoka Takio Kanzaki |
Gōjō Ichigo ( Kanyō ( | |
1943 | 17 | No prize awarded | (Shūgorō Yamamoto's Nihon Fudōki ( |
18 | Sōichi Mori | Yamahata ( Ga to Sasabune ( | |
1944 | 19 | Seizō Okada | Nyū Giniya Sangakusen (ニューギニヤ |
20 | No prize awarded | ||
1949 | 21 | Tsuneo Tomita | Omote ( Irezumi ( |
22 | Katsurō Yamada | Umi no Haien ( | |
1950 | 23 | Hidemi Kon Itoko Koyama |
Tennō no Bōshi ( Shikkō Yūyo ( |
24 | Kazuo Dan | Chōgonka ( Shinsetsu Ishikawa Goemon ( | |
1951 | 25 | Keita Genji | Eigoya-san ( Taifū-san ( Gokurōsan ( |
26 | Juran Hisao Renzaburō Shibata |
Suzuki Mondo ( Iesu no Ei (イエスの裔, lit. Descendant of Jesus) | |
1952 | 27 | Shinji Fujiwara | Tsumina Onna ( |
28 | Nobuyuki Tateno | Hanran ( | |
1953 | 29 | No prize awarded | |
30 | No prize awarded | ||
1954 | 31 | Yorichika Arima | Shūshin Miketsushū ( |
32 | Haruo Umezaki Yukio Togawa |
Boroya no Shunjū (ボロ Takayasu Inu Monogatari ( | |
1955 | 33 | No prize awarded | |
34 | Jirō Nitta Eikan Kyū |
Gōrikiden ( Honkon ( | |
1956 | 35 | Norio Nanjō Kanichi Kon |
Tōdaiki ( Kabe no Hana ( |
36 | Tōkō Kon Miharu Hozumi |
Ogin-sama (お Kachigarasu ( | |
1957 | 37 | Masanori Esaki | Ruson no Tanima (ルソンの |
38 | No prize awarded | ||
1958 | 39 | Toyoko Yamasaki Eiji Shinba |
Hana Noren ( Akai Yuki ( |
40 | Saburō Shiroyama Kyō Takigawa |
Sōkaiya Kinjō ( Ochiru ( | |
1959 | 41 | Kieko Watanabe Yumie Hiraiwa |
Mabechigawa ( Taganeshi (鏨師, lit. Master Engraver) |
42 | Ryōtarō Shiba Yasuji Toita |
Fukurō no Shiro ( Danjūrō Seppuku Jiken ( | |
1960 | 43 | Shōtarō Ikenami | Sakuran ( |
44 | Daikichi Terauchi Jūgo Kuroiwa |
Hagure Nenbutsu (はぐれ Haitoku no Mesu ( | |
1961 | 45 | Tsutomu Minakami | The Temple of the Wild Geese ( |
46 | Keiichi Itō | Hotaru no Kawa ( | |
1962 | 47 | Hisahide Sugimori | Tensai to Kyōjin no Aida ( |
48 | Hitomi Yamaguchi Sonoko Sugimoto |
Eburiman-shi no Yūgana Seikatsu ( Koshū no Kishi ( | |
1963 | 49 | Tokuji Satō | Onna no Ikusa ( |
50 | Tsuruo Andō Yoshie Wada |
Kōdan Honmokutei ( Chiri no Naka ( | |
1964 | 51 | No prize awarded | |
52 | Michiko Nagai Atsuko Anzai |
Enkan ( Chanshaoshu no Hanashi ( | |
1965 | 53 | Shigeo Fujii | Niji ( |
54 | Yūkichi Shinbashi Jihei Chiba |
Yaochō ( Toriko Shū-ki ( | |
1966 | 55 | Masaaki Tachihara | Shiroi Keshi ( |
56 | Hiroyuki Itsuki | Aozameta Uma wo Miyo ( | |
1967 | 57 | Jirō Ikushima | Oitsumeru ( |
58 | Akiyuki Nosaka[6] Tooru Miyoshi |
American Hijiki (アメリカひじき, Amerika Hijiki), A Grave of Fireflies ( Hijiri Shōjo ( | |
1968 | 59 | No prize awarded | |
60 | Shunshin Chin Mitsugu Saotome |
Seigyoku Shishi Kōro ( Kyōjin no Ori (僑人の | |
1969 | 61 | Aiko Satō | Tatakai Sunde Hi ga Kurete ( |
62 | No prize awarded | ||
1970 | 63 | Junichi Watanabe[7] Yūki Shōji |
Hikari to Kage ( Gunki Hatameku Shita ni ( |
64 | Jō Toyoda | Nagaragawa ( | |
1971 | 65 | No prize awarded | |
66 | No prize awarded | ||
1972 | 67 | Hisashi Inoue Kenjō Tsunabuchi |
Tegusari Shinjū ( Zan ( |
68 | No prize awarded | ||
1973 | 69 | Shuhei Fujisawa[8] Hideo Osabe |
Ansatsu no Nenrin ( Tsugaru Yosare Bushi ( |
70 | No prize awarded | ||
1974 | 71 | Giichi Fujimoto | Oni no Uta ( |
72 | Ryō Hanmura Magoroku Ide |
Ame Yadori ( Atorasu Densetsu (アトラス | |
1975 | 73 | No prize awarded | |
74 | Ryuzo Saki | Fukushū suru wa Ware ni ari ( | |
1976 | 75 | No prize awarded | |
76 | Kyōzō Miyoshi | Kosodate Gokko ( | |
1977 | 77 | No prize awarded | |
78 | No prize awarded | ||
1978 | 79 | Yō Tsumoto Takehiro Irokawa |
Jinjū no Umi ( Rikon ( |
80 | Tomiko Miyao Natsuo Ariake |
Ichigen no Koto ( Dai Naniwa Morobito Ourai ( | |
1979 | 81 | Takashi Atōda[9] Komimasa Tanaka |
Napoleon Crazy (ナポレオン Rōkyoku-shi Asahimaru no Hanashi ( |
82 | No prize awarded | ||
1980 | 83 | Kuniko Mukōda Kageki Shimoda |
Hana no Namae ( Kiiroi Kiba ( |
84 | Masanori Nakamura | Genshu no Muhon ( | |
1981 | 85 | Yukio Aoshima | Ningen Banji Saiō ga Hinoeuma ( |
86 | Kôhei Tsuka Akira Mitsuoka |
Kamata Kōshinkyoku ( Kirai ( | |
1982 | 87 | Yūsuke Fukada Tomomi Muramatsu |
En'netsu Shōnin ( Jidai-ya no Nyōbō ( |
88 | No prize awarded | ||
1983 | 89 | Kōshi Kurumizawa | Kuropan Furyo-ki ( |
90 | Takurō Kanki Osamu Takahashi |
Shiseikatsu ( Hiden ( | |
1984 | 91 | Mikihiko Renjō Toshizō Nanba |
Koibumi ( Tennojimura (てんのじ |
92 | No prize awarded | ||
1985 | 93 | Yōko Yamaguchi | Enka no Mushi ( Rōbai ( |
94 | Seigo Morita Mariko Hayashi |
Uogashi Monogatari ( Saishuu-bin ni Maniaeba ( | |
1986[10] | 95 | Hiroko Minagawa | Koi Kurenai ( |
96 | Gō Ōsaka Shinpei Tokiwa |
The Red Star of Cadiz (カディスの Tooi Amerika ( | |
1987[10] | 97 | Amy Yamada Ichirō Shiraishi |
Sōru Myūjikku Rabāzu Onrī (ソウル・ミュージック・ラバーズ・オンリー, lit. Soul Music Lovers Only) Kairōden ( |
98 | Makio Abe | Sorezore no Tsuigakushō (それぞれの | |
1988 | 99 | Tamio Kageyama Masaaki Nishiki |
Tōi Umi kara Kita Coo ( Kooreru Hitomi ( |
100 | Akiko Sugimoto Shizuko Tōdō |
Tōkyō Shin Ōhashi Uchūzu ( Urete Yuku Natsu ( |
101st to present
[edit]1989 | 101 | Nejime Shōichi Akira Sasakura |
Kōenji Junjō Shōtengai ( Tooi Kuni kara no Satsujinsha ( |
102 | Seiji Hashikawa Ryō Hara |
Kodenshō ( Watashi ga Koroshita Shōjo ( | |
1990 | 103 | Tsumao Awasaka | Kage Kikyō ( |
104 | Kaoru Furukawa | Hyōhakusha no Aria ( | |
1991 | 105 | Masamitsu Miyagitani Sunao Ashihara |
Kaki Shunjyū ( Seishun Dendekedekedeke ( |
106 | Yoshio Takahashi Katsuhiko Takahashi |
Ōkami Bugyō ( Akai Kioku ( | |
1992 | 107 | Shizuka Ijūin | Uke Tsuki ( |
108 | Tatsurō Dekune | Tsukudashima Futari Shobō ( | |
1993 | 109 | Kaoru Takamura Aiko Kitahara |
Mākusu no Yama (マークスの The Budding Tree ( |
110 | Arimasa Osawa Masayoshi Satō |
Shinjuku Zame – Mugen Ningyō ( Ebisu-ya Kihei Tebikae ( | |
1994 | 111 | Akihiko Nakamura Yasuhisa Ebisawa |
Futatsu no Sanga ( Kikyō ( |
112 | No prize awarded | ||
1995 | 113 | Shun Akasegawa | Hakkyū Zan'ei ( |
114 | Mariko Koike Iori Fujiwara |
Koi ( Terorisuto no Parasoru (テロリストのパラソル, lit. The Terrorist's Parasol) | |
1996[11] | 115 | Asa Nonami | The Hunter ( |
116 | Masako Bandō | Yamahaha ( | |
1997 | 117 | Setsuko Shinoda Jirō Asada |
Onnatachi no Jihaado ( The Stationmaster ( |
118 | No prize awarded | ||
1998 | 119 | Chōkitsu Kurumatani | The Paradise Bird Tattoo ( |
120 | Miyuki Miyabe | Riyū ( | |
1999 | 121 | Kenichi Satō Natsuo Kirino |
Ōhi no Rikon ( Yawaraka na Hoho ( |
122 | Rei Nakanishi | Nagasaki Burabura Bushi ( | |
2000 | 123 | Yoichi Funado Kazuki Kaneshiro |
May in the Valley of the Rainbow ( Go |
124 | Kiyoshi Shigematsu Fumio Yamamoto |
Bitamin F (ビタミンF, lit. Vitamin F) Puranaria (プラナリア, lit. Planaria) | |
2001 | 125 | Yoshinaga Fujita[12] | Ai no Ryōbun ( |
126 | Ichiriki Yamamoto Kei Yuikawa |
Akanezora (あかね Katagoshi no Koibito ( | |
2002 | 127 | Yuzaburō Otokawa | Ikiru ( |
128 | No prize awarded | ||
2003 | 129 | Ira Ishida Yuka Murayama |
4-Teen (4TEEN フォーティーン) Hoshiboshi no Fune ( |
130 | Kaori Ekuni Natsuhiko Kyogoku |
Gokyu suru Junbi wa Dekiteita ( Nochino Kōsetsu Hyaku Monogatari ( | |
2004 | 131 | Hideo Okuda Tatsuya Kumagai |
Kūchū Buranko ( Kaikō no Mori ( |
132 | Mitsuyo Kakuta | Taigan no Kanojo ( | |
2005 | 133 | Minato Shukawa | Hana Manma ( |
134 | Keigo Higashino | The Devotion of Suspect X ( | |
2006 | 135 | Shion Miura Eto Mori |
Mahoro Ekimae Tada Benri-ken (まほろ Kaze ni Maiagaru Binīru Shīto ( |
136 | No prize awarded | ||
2007 | 137 | Kesako Matsui | Yoshiwara Tebikigusa ( |
138[13] | Kazuki Sakuraba | Watashi no Otoko ( | |
2008 | 139 | Areno Inoue | Kiriha e ( |
140 | Arata Tendo Ken'ichi Yamamoto |
Itamu Hito ( Rikyū ni Tazune yo ( | |
2009 | 141 | Kaoru Kitamura | Sagi to Yuki ( |
142 | Jō Sasaki Kazufumi Shiraishi |
Haikyo ni Kō ( Hokanaranu Hito e (ほかならぬ | |
2010 | 143 | Kyōko Nakajima | Chiisai O'uchi ( |
144 | Nobori Kiuchi Shūsuke Michio |
Hyōsa no Utau (漂砂のうたう, lit. The Singing of the Sands) Tsuki to Kani ( | |
2011 | 145[14] | Jun Ikeido | Shitamachi Roketto ( |
146[15] | Rin Hamuro | Higurashi no Ki ( | |
2012 | 147 | Mizuki Tsujimura | Kagi no nai Yume wo Miru ( |
148[16] | Asai Ryo Abe Ryutaro |
Nanimono ( Tohaku ( | |
2013 | 149[17] | Shino Sakuragi | Hotel Royal (ホテルローヤル) |
150[18] | Makate Asai Kaoruko Himeno |
Renka ( Shōwa no inu ( | |
2014 | 151[19] | Hiroyuki Kurokawa | Hamon ( |
152[20] | Kanako Nishi | Saraba! (サラバ!, lit. Farewell!) | |
2015 | 153 | Akira Higashiyama | Ryu ( |
154 | Bunpei Aoyama | Tsuma wo Metorava (つまをめとらば, lit. If You Marry a Wife) | |
2016 | 155 | Hiroshi Ogiwara | Umi no Mieru Rihatsuten ( |
156[21] | Riku Onda | Honeybees and Distant Thunder ( | |
2017 | 157[22] | Shogo Sato | Tsuki no Michikake ( |
158[23] | Yoshinobu Kadoi | Gingatetsudo no Chichi ( | |
2018 | 159[24] | Rio Shimamoto | Fāsuto Rabu (ファーストラヴ, lit. First Love) |
160[25] | Junjō Shindō | Takarajima ( | |
2019 | 161[26] | Masumi Oshima | Uzu Imoseyama Onna Teikin Tamamusubi ( |
162[27] | Soichi Kawagoe | Netsu Gen ( | |
2020 | 163[28] | Hase Seishū | The Boy and the Dog ( |
164[29] | Naka Saijo | Kokoro(ura) sabishi kawa ( | |
2021 | 165[30] | Toko Sawada Norikazu Sato |
Hoshi ochite, nao ( Tezcatlipoca (テスカトリポカ) |
166[31] | Shogo Imamura Honobu Yonezawa |
Saiō no Tate ( The Samurai and the Prisoner ( | |
2022 | 167[32] | Misumi Kubo | Yoru ni Hoshi wo Hanatsu ( |
168[33] | Satoshi Ogawa Akane Chihaya |
Chizu to Kobushi ( Shirogane no Ha (しろがねの | |
2023 | 169[34] | Ryōsuke Kakine Sayako Nagai |
Gokuraku Seii-taishōgun ( Kobiki-chō no Adauchi ( |
170[35] | Akiko Kawasaki Manabu Makime |
Tomogui (ともぐい) Hachigatsu no Gosho-ground ( | |
2024 | 171[36] | Michi Ichiho | Tsumidemic (ツミデミック) |
Winners available in English translation
[edit]- 1961 (45th) - Tsutomu Mizukami, The Temple of the Wild Geese (In The Temple of the Wild Geese and Bamboo Dolls of Echizen, trans. Dennis C. Washburn, Dalkey Archive Press, 2008)
- 1967 (57th) - Akiyuki Nosaka, American Hijiki (In The Penguin Book of Japanese Short Stories, trans. Jay Rubin, Penguin Books, 2017) / A Grave of Fireflies (In Japan Quarterly, vol. 25, no. 4, trans. James R. Abrams, 1978)
- 1973 (69th) - Hideo Osabe, Tsugaru Jonkarabushi and Tsugaru Yosarebushi (In Voices from the Snow, trans. James N. Westerhoven, Hirosaki University Press, 2009)
- 1979 (81st) - Takashi Atōda, "Napoleon Crazy", "The Visitor", and "The Transparent Fish" (In Napoleon Crazy and other stories, trans. Stanleigh H. Jones, Kodansha International, 1986) / "Of Golf and Its Beginnings" and "A Treatise on Count St. German" (In The Square Persimmon and other stories, trans. Millicent M. Horton, Tuttle Publishing, 1991)
- 1986 (96th) - Go Osaka, The Red Star of Cadiz (trans. Usha Jayaraman, Kurodahan Press, 2008)
- 1993 (109th) - Aiko Kitahara, The Budding Tree (trans. Ian MacDonald, Dalkey Archive Press, 2008)
- 1996 (115th) - Asa Nonami, The Hunter (trans. Juliet Winters Carpenter, Kodansha International, 2006)
- 1997 (117th) - Jirō Asada, The Stationmaster (trans. Terry Gallagher, Viz Media, 2009)
- 1998 (119th) - Chōkitsu Kurumatani, The Paradise Bird Tattoo (trans. Kenneth J. Bryson, Counterpoint, 2010)
- 2000 (123rd)
- Yoichi Funado, May in the Valley of the Rainbow (trans. Eve Alison Nyren, Vertical, 2006)
- Kazuki Kaneshiro, Go (trans. Takami Nieda, AmazonCrossing, 2018)
- 2005 (134th) - Keigo Higashino, The Devotion of Suspect X (trans. Alexander O. Smith, Minotaur Books, 2011)
- 2016 (156th) - Riku Onda, Honeybees and Distant Thunder (trans. Philip Gabriel, Pegasus Books, 2023)
- 2020 (163rd) - Hase Seishū, The Boy and the Dog (trans. Alison Watts, Viking Press, 2022)
- 2021 (166th) - Honobu Yonezawa, The Samurai and the Prisoner (trans. Giuseppe di Martino, Yen Press, 2023)
Current members of the selection committee
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(As of 2014)
- Jirō Asada
- Mariko Hayashi (ja)
- Keigo Higashino
- Shizuka Ijūin (ja)
- Natsuo Kirino
- Kenzo Kitakata
- Miyuki Miyabe
- Masamitsu Miyagitani (ja)
- Kaoru Takamura (ja)
See also
[edit]References
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直木賞 受賞 者 一覧 " [Naoki Prize Winners List] (in Japanese). Bungeishunjū. Retrieved August 30, 2018. - ^ "AnimeCornerStore.com: Grave of the Fireflies". Retrieved 2012-07-26.
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芥川賞 に川上 未 映子 さん、直木賞 は桜庭 一樹 さん". Yomiuri Shimbun (in Japanese). January 16, 2008. Archived from the original on January 19, 2008. Retrieved August 30, 2018. - ^ "Writer Ikeido wins Naoki Prize". The Japan Times. July 16, 2011. Retrieved August 30, 2018.
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- ^ "First-time writer Shinsuke Numata wins prestigious Akutagawa Prize". The Japan Times. July 19, 2017.
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古市 氏 は受賞 逃 す、芥川賞 に上田 岳 弘 氏 と町屋 良平 氏 ". Nikkan Sports (in Japanese). January 16, 2019. Retrieved January 16, 2019. - ^ "Two women named for Japan's Akutagawa, Naoki literary awards". Kyodo News. July 17, 2019. Retrieved July 17, 2019 – via The Japan Times.
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第 164回 直木賞 西條 奈加さん『心 淋 し川 』の受賞 が決 まる". bunshun.jp (in Japanese). 20 January 2021. Retrieved August 25, 2021. - ^ "
第 165回 芥川賞 と直木賞 それぞれ2作品 が決 まる". NHK (in Japanese). 14 July 2021. Retrieved August 25, 2021. - ^ "
第 166回 「直木賞 」"時代 もの"W受賞 『氷菓 』原作 者 ・米澤 穂 信 氏 『黒 牢 城 』今村 翔 吾 氏 『塞 王 の楯 』". Oricon (in Japanese). 19 January 2022. Retrieved January 20, 2022. - ^ "
第 167回 「芥川賞 ・直木賞 」決定 芥川賞 は高瀬 隼 子 氏 『おいしいごはんが食 べられますように』、直木賞 は窪 美 澄 氏 『夜 に星 を放 つ』". Oricon. Retrieved July 26, 2022. - ^ "
第 168回 芥川賞 ・直木賞 に4氏 決 まる". Sankei Shimbun. 19 January 2023. Retrieved January 20, 2023. - ^ "
芥川賞 に市川 沙 央 さん直木賞 は垣根 涼介 さん、永井 紗 耶子さん". Jiji.com. 19 July 2023. Retrieved July 19, 2023. - ^ "
直木賞 に河崎 秋子 さんと万城目 学 さん、芥川賞 に九 段 理江 さん". Asahi Shimbun. 17 January 2024. Retrieved January 18, 2024. - ^ "
直木賞 、一穂 ミチさんの「ツミデミック」が受賞 ". Mainichi Shimbun. Retrieved July 17, 2024.
External links
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