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Naoki Prize
直木なおき三十五さんじゅうご賞しょう (Naoki Sanjūgo Shō)
Awarded forBest work of popular literature by rising author
DateAugust 10, 1935 (1935-08-10)
CountryJapan
Presented bySociety for the Promotion of Japanese Literature
First awarded1935
Websitewww.bunshun.co.jp/shinkoukai/award/naoki/

The Naoki Prize, officially Naoki Sanjugo Prize (直木なおき三十五さんじゅうご賞しょう, Naoki Sanjūgo Shō), is a Japanese literary award presented biannually. It was created in 1935 by Kikuchi Kan, then editor of the Bungeishunjū magazine, and named in memory of novelist Naoki Sanjugo.[1] Sponsored by the Society for the Promotion of Japanese Literature, the award recognizes "the best work of popular literature in any format by a new, rising, or (reasonably young) established author."[2] The winner receives a watch and one million yen.[3]

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

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Bungeishunjū maintains the official archive of past Naoki Prize winners.[5]

1st–100th

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1935 1 Matsutarō Kawaguchi Tsuruhachi Tsurujirō (鶴づる八はち鶴次郎つるじろう),
Fūryū Fukagawa Uta (風流ふうりゅう深川ふかがわ唄うた, lit. Song of the Refined Fuka River),
Meiji Ichidai Onna (明治めいじ一いち代だい女おんな, lit. Meiji Era Woman)
2 Uko Washio Yoshinochō Taiheiki (吉野よしの朝ちょう太平たいへい記き, lit. Chronicles of the Yoshino Era of Peace), etc.
1936 3 Chōgorō Kaionji Tenshō Onna Gassen (天正てんしょう女おんな合戦かっせん, lit. Tenshō Women's Battle),
Budō Denraiki (武道ぶどう傳來でんらい記き, lit. Martial Arts Chronicles)
4 Takatarō Kigi Jinsei no Ahō (人生じんせいの阿呆あほう, lit. A Fool's Life)
1937 5 No prize awarded
6 Masuji Ibuse John Manjirō Hyōryūki (ジョン萬次郎じょんまんじろう漂流ひょうりゅう記き, lit. The Drifting Chronicles of John Manjirō), etc.
1938 7 Sotoo Tachibana Narin-denka e no Kaisō (ナリン殿下でんかへの回想かいそう, lit. Recollections of His Highness Narin)
8 Tadao Ooike Kabuto (兜首かぶとくび, lit. Helmet),
Akitaguchi no Kyōdai (秋田あきた口こうの兄弟きょうだい, lit. The Akitaguchi Siblings)
1939 9 No prize awarded
10 No prize awarded
1940 11 Chiyo Tsutsumi
Sensuke Kawachi 		Koyubi (小指こゆび, lit. Pinky Finger), etc.
Gunji Yuubin (軍事ぐんじ郵便ゆうびん, lit. Military Postal Service)
12 Genzō Murakami Kazusa Fudoki (上総かずさ風土記ふどき), etc.
1941 13 Sōjū Kimura Unnan Shubihei (雲南うんなん守備しゅび兵へい, lit. Guards of the Southern Clouds)
14 No prize awarded
1942 15 No prize awarded
16 Norio Taoka
Takio Kanzaki 		Gōjō Ichigo (強情ごうじょういちご, lit. Stubborn Ichigo), etc.
Kanyō (寛容かんよう, lit. Generosity), etc.
1943 17 No prize awarded (Shūgorō Yamamoto's Nihon Fudōki (日本にっぽん婦道ふどう記き, lit. Chronicles of a Japanese Woman's Duties) was chosen, but he declined the prize.)
18 Sōichi Mori Yamahata (山やま畠ばたけ),
Ga to Sasabune (蛾がと笹舟ささぶね, lit. The Moth and the Toy Boat)
1944 19 Seizō Okada Nyū Giniya Sangakusen (ニューギニヤ山岳さんがく戦せん, lit. New Guinea Mountain War)
20 No prize awarded
1949 21 Tsuneo Tomita Omote (面めん, lit. Face),
Irezumi (刺青しせい, lit. Tattoo)
22 Katsurō Yamada Umi no Haien (海うみの廃園はいえん, lit. Abandoned Garden of the Sea)
1950 23 Hidemi Kon
Itoko Koyama 		Tennō no Bōshi (天皇てんのうの帽子ぼうし, lit. The Emperor's Hat)
Shikkō Yūyo (執行しっこう猶予ゆうよ, lit. Stay of Execution)
24 Kazuo Dan Chōgonka (長恨ちょうこん歌か, lit. Chōgon Song)
Shinsetsu Ishikawa Goemon (真しん説せつ石川いしかわ五右衛門ごえもん, lit. True Theory Ishikawa Goemon)
1951 25 Keita Genji Eigoya-san (英語えいご屋やさん, lit. Mr. English Shop),
Taifū-san (颱風たいふうさん, lit. Mr. Typhoon),
Gokurōsan (御ご苦労くろうさん, lit. I Appreciate Your Hard Work)
26 Juran Hisao
Renzaburō Shibata 		Suzuki Mondo (鈴木すずき主しゅ水みず)
Iesu no Ei (イエスの裔, lit. Descendant of Jesus)
1952 27 Shinji Fujiwara Tsumina Onna (罪つみな女おんな, lit. Sinful Woman), etc.
28 Nobuyuki Tateno Hanran (叛乱はんらん, lit. Insurrection)
1953 29 No prize awarded
30 No prize awarded
1954 31 Yorichika Arima Shūshin Miketsushū (終身しゅうしん未決囚みけつしゅう, lit. Unconvicted Prisoner For Life)
32 Haruo Umezaki
Yukio Togawa 		Boroya no Shunjū (ボロ家かの春秋しゅんじゅう, lit. Spring and Autumn of the Scrap Merchant)
Takayasu Inu Monogatari (高安たかやす犬いぬ物語ものがたり, lit. Takayasu Dog Story)
1955 33 No prize awarded
34 Jirō Nitta
Eikan Kyū 		Gōrikiden (強力きょうりょく伝でん, lit. The Life of A Mountain Carrier)
Honkon (香港ほんこん, lit. Hong Kong)
1956 35 Norio Nanjō
Kanichi Kon 		Tōdaiki (燈台とうだい鬼おに, lit. Lighthouse Demon)
Kabe no Hana (壁かべの花はな, lit. Wallflower)
36 Tōkō Kon
Miharu Hozumi 		Ogin-sama (お吟ぎんさま)
Kachigarasu (勝かち烏がらす, lit. Victory Crows)
1957 37 Masanori Esaki Ruson no Tanima (ルソンの谷間たにま, lit. Valley of the Luzon)
38 No prize awarded
1958 39 Toyoko Yamasaki
Eiji Shinba 		Hana Noren (花はなのれん, lit. Flower Shop Sign)
Akai Yuki (赤あかい雪ゆき, lit. Red Snow)
40 Saburō Shiroyama
Kyō Takigawa 		Sōkaiya Kinjō (総会そうかい屋や錦城きんじょう, lit. Extortionist Kinjō)
Ochiru (落おちる, lit. Fall Down)
1959 41 Kieko Watanabe
Yumie Hiraiwa 		Mabechigawa (馬淵川まべちがわ)
Taganeshi (鏨師, lit. Master Engraver)
42 Ryōtarō Shiba
Yasuji Toita 		Fukurō no Shiro (梟ふくろうの城しろ, Owls' Castle)
Danjūrō Seppuku Jiken (團だん十郎じゅうろう切腹せっぷく事件じけん, lit. The Danjūrō Seppuku Incident)
1960 43 Shōtarō Ikenami Sakuran (錯乱さくらん, lit. Confusion)
44 Daikichi Terauchi
Jūgo Kuroiwa 		Hagure Nenbutsu (はぐれ念仏ねんぶつ, lit. Stray Prayer)
Haitoku no Mesu (背徳はいとくのメス, lit. Invitation to Corruption)
1961 45 Tsutomu Minakami The Temple of the Wild Geese (雁かりの寺てら, Gan no tera)
46 Keiichi Itō Hotaru no Kawa (螢ぼたるの河かわ, lit. River of Fireflies)
1962 47 Hisahide Sugimori Tensai to Kyōjin no Aida (天才てんさいと狂人きょうじんの間あいだ, lit. Between a Genius and a Madman)
48 Hitomi Yamaguchi
Sonoko Sugimoto 		Eburiman-shi no Yūgana Seikatsu (江こう分ぶん利り満みつる氏しの優雅ゆうがな生活せいかつ, lit. The Elegant Lives of the Everyman Family)
Koshū no Kishi (孤こ愁の岸きし, lit. Lonely Contemplation on the Shore)
1963 49 Tokuji Satō Onna no Ikusa (女おんなのいくさ, lit. The Women's War)
50 Tsuruo Andō
Yoshie Wada 		Kōdan Honmokutei (巷談こうだん本牧亭ほんもくてい, lit. Talking about Honmokutei)
Chiri no Naka (塵ちりの中なか, lit. In the Dust)
1964 51 No prize awarded
52 Michiko Nagai
Atsuko Anzai 		Enkan (炎ほのお環たまき, lit. Ring of Fire)
Chanshaoshu no Hanashi (張ちょう少子しょうしの話はなし, lit. The Story of Zhang Shaozi)
1965 53 Shigeo Fujii Niji (虹にじ, lit. Rainbow)
54 Yūkichi Shinbashi
Jihei Chiba 		Yaochō (八百長やおちょう, lit. Rigged Game)
Toriko Shū-ki (虜とりこ愁記, lit. Sad Tale of a Prisoner)
1966 55 Masaaki Tachihara Shiroi Keshi (白しろい罌粟げし, lit. White Poppy)
56 Hiroyuki Itsuki Aozameta Uma wo Miyo (蒼あおいざめた馬ばを見みよ, lit. See the Pale Horse)
1967 57 Jirō Ikushima Oitsumeru (追おいつめる, lit. Cornered)
58 Akiyuki Nosaka[6]
Tooru Miyoshi 		American Hijiki (アメリカひじき, Amerika Hijiki), A Grave of Fireflies (火垂ほたるの墓はか, Hotaru no Haka)
Hijiri Shōjo (聖せい少女しょうじょ, lit. Holy Girl)
1968 59 No prize awarded
60 Shunshin Chin
Mitsugu Saotome 		Seigyoku Shishi Kōro (青玉せいぎょく獅子じし香炉こうろ, lit. Sapphire Shishi Incense Burner)
Kyōjin no Ori (僑人の檻おり)
1969 61 Aiko Satō Tatakai Sunde Hi ga Kurete (戦たたかいすんで日びが暮くれて, lit. The Day of Battle's End Draws to a Close)
62 No prize awarded
1970 63 Junichi Watanabe[7]
Yūki Shōji 		Hikari to Kage (光ひかりと影かげ, lit. Light and Shadow)
Gunki Hatameku Shita ni (軍旗ぐんきはためく下したに, lit. Beneath the Fluttering Battle Flag)
64 Jō Toyoda Nagaragawa (長良川ながらがわ, lit. Nagara River)
1971 65 No prize awarded
66 No prize awarded
1972 67 Hisashi Inoue
Kenjō Tsunabuchi 		Tegusari Shinjū (手鎖てじょう心中しんちゅうの, lit. Shackled Double Suicide)
Zan (斬き, lit. Beheading)
68 No prize awarded
1973 69 Shuhei Fujisawa[8]
Hideo Osabe 		Ansatsu no Nenrin (暗殺あんさつの年輪ねんりん, lit. Annals of Assassination)
Tsugaru Yosare Bushi (津軽つがる世よ去され節ふし), Tsugaru Jonkara Bushi (津軽つがるじょんから節ふし)
70 No prize awarded
1974 71 Giichi Fujimoto Oni no Uta (鬼おにの詩し, lit. Song of Demons)
72 Ryō Hanmura
Magoroku Ide 		Ame Yadori (雨あめやどり, lit. Shelter From the Rain)
Atorasu Densetsu (アトラス伝説でんせつ, lit. The Legend of Atlas)
1975 73 No prize awarded
74 Ryuzo Saki Fukushū suru wa Ware ni ari (復讐ふくしゅうするは我がにあり, lit. Vengeance is Mine)
1976 75 No prize awarded
76 Kyōzō Miyoshi Kosodate Gokko (子育こそだてごっこ, lit. Playing at Raising Children)
1977 77 No prize awarded
78 No prize awarded
1978 79 Yō Tsumoto
Takehiro Irokawa 		Jinjū no Umi (深ふか重おもの海うみ, lit. Jinjū's Sea)
Rikon (離婚りこん, lit. Divorce)
80 Tomiko Miyao
Natsuo Ariake 		Ichigen no Koto (一いち絃の琴きん, lit. One-Stringed Harp)
Dai Naniwa Morobito Ourai (大浪おおなみ花はな諸人もろびと往来おうらい, lit. The Comings and Goings of the Many People of Great Naniwa)
1979 81 Takashi Atōda[9]
Komimasa Tanaka 		Napoleon Crazy (ナポレオン狂きょう, Naporeon Kyō)
Rōkyoku-shi Asahimaru no Hanashi (浪曲ろうきょく師し朝日あさひ丸まるの話はなし, lit. The Tales of Master Storyteller Asahimaru), Mimi no Koto (ミミのこと, lit. Matters of the Ear)
82 No prize awarded
1980 83 Kuniko Mukōda
Kageki Shimoda 		Hana no Namae (花はなの名前なまえ, lit. Name of the Flower), Kawauso (かわうそ, lit. Otter), Inugoya (犬いぬ小屋こや, lit. Dog House)
Kiiroi Kiba (黄色きいろい牙きば, lit. Yellow Fang)
84 Masanori Nakamura Genshu no Muhon (元首げんしゅの謀叛ぼうほん, lit. Sovereign's Rebellion)
1981 85 Yukio Aoshima Ningen Banji Saiō ga Hinoeuma (人間にんげん万事ばんじ塞ふさが翁おうが丙午ひのえうま, lit. Everything Happens Unpredictably in the Year of the Horse)
86 Kôhei Tsuka
Akira Mitsuoka 		Kamata Kōshinkyoku (蒲田かまた行進曲こうしんきょく, lit. Kamata March)
Kirai (機雷きらい, lit. Sea Mine)
1982 87 Yūsuke Fukada
Tomomi Muramatsu 		En'netsu Shōnin (炎熱えんねつ商人しょうにん, lit. Unbearable Heat Merchant)
Jidai-ya no Nyōbō (時代じだい屋やの女房にょうぼう, lit. Wife of the Shop Era)
88 No prize awarded
1983 89 Kōshi Kurumizawa Kuropan Furyo-ki (黒くろパン俘虜ふりょ記き, lit. Chronicle of the Brown Bread Prisoners)
90 Takurō Kanki
Osamu Takahashi 		Shiseikatsu (私生活しせいかつ, lit. Private Life)
Hiden (秘伝ひでん, lit. Mystery)
1984 91 Mikihiko Renjō
Toshizō Nanba 		Koibumi (恋文こいぶみ, lit. Love Letter)
Tennojimura (てんのじ村むら, lit. Tennoji Village)
92 No prize awarded
1985 93 Yōko Yamaguchi Enka no Mushi (演歌えんかの虫むし, lit. Enka Insects),
Rōbai (老ろう梅うめ, lit. Old Plum)
94 Seigo Morita
Mariko Hayashi 		Uogashi Monogatari (魚河岸うおがしものがたり, lit. Fish Market Story)
Saishuu-bin ni Maniaeba (最終さいしゅう便びんに間まに合あえば, lit. If I'm in Time for the Last Trip), Kyoto Made (京都きょうとまで, lit. Until Kyōto)
1986[10] 95 Hiroko Minagawa Koi Kurenai (恋こい紅べに, lit. Crimson Love)
96 Gō Ōsaka
Shinpei Tokiwa 		The Red Star of Cadiz (カディスの赤あかい星ほし, Kadisu no Akai Hoshi)
Tooi Amerika (遠とおいアメリカ, lit. Far Off America)
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 (海うみ狼おおかみ伝でん, lit. Legend of the Sea Wolf)
98 Makio Abe Sorezore no Tsuigakushō (それぞれの終おわり楽章がくしょう, lit. The End of Each Musical Movement)
1988 99 Tamio Kageyama
Masaaki Nishiki 		Tōi Umi kara Kita Coo (遠とおい海うみから来きたCOO, lit. From a Distant Ocean Came Coo)
Kooreru Hitomi (凍こおれる瞳ひとみ, lit. An Eye Freezing Over), Hashima no Onna (端はし島とうの女おんな, lit. The Hashima Woman)
100 Akiko Sugimoto
Shizuko Tōdō 		Tōkyō Shin Ōhashi Uchūzu (東京とうきょう新大橋しんおおはし雨中うちゅう図ず, lit. Tokyo New Big Bridge Path Plan)
Urete Yuku Natsu (熟なれてゆく夏なつ, lit. Ripening Summer)

101st to present

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1989 101 Nejime Shōichi
Akira Sasakura 		Kōenji Junjō Shōtengai (高円寺こうえんじ純情じゅんじょう商店しょうてん街がい, lit. Kōenji Purehearted Shopping District)
Tooi Kuni kara no Satsujinsha (遠とおい国くにからの殺人さつじん者しゃ, lit. Murderer from a Distant Land)
102 Seiji Hashikawa
Ryō Hara 		Kodenshō (小伝しょうでん抄しょう, lit. Precise Biographical Sketch)
Watashi ga Koroshita Shōjo (私わたしが殺ころした少女しょうじょ, lit. The Girl I Killed)
1990 103 Tsumao Awasaka Kage Kikyō (蔭かげ桔梗ききょう, lit. Shadow Bellflower)
104 Kaoru Furukawa Hyōhakusha no Aria (漂泊ひょうはく者しゃのアリア, lit. A Vagabond's Aria)
1991 105 Masamitsu Miyagitani
Sunao Ashihara 		Kaki Shunjyū (夏なつ姫ひめ春秋しゅんじゅう, lit. Summer Princess Spring and Autumn)
Seishun Dendekedekedeke (青春せいしゅんデンデケデケデケ, lit. Youth Dendekedekedeke)
106 Yoshio Takahashi
Katsuhiko Takahashi 		Ōkami Bugyō (狼おおかみ奉行ぶぎょう, lit. Wolf Magistrate)
Akai Kioku (緋ひい記憶きおく, lit. Red Memory)
1992 107 Shizuka Ijūin Uke Tsuki (受うけ月がつ, lit. Receiving Month)
108 Tatsurō Dekune Tsukudashima Futari Shobō (佃つくだ島とうふたり書房しょぼう, lit. Tsukuda Island Two Bookstores)
1993 109 Kaoru Takamura
Aiko Kitahara 		Mākusu no Yama (マークスの山やま, lit. Marks' Mountain)
The Budding Tree (恋こい忘わすれ草ぐさ, Koi Wasuregusa)
110 Arimasa Osawa
Masayoshi Satō 		Shinjuku Zame – Mugen Ningyō (新宿しんじゅく鮫さめ 無む間あいだ人形にんぎょう, lit. Shinjuku Sharks: Infinite Puppets)
Ebisu-ya Kihei Tebikae (恵比寿えびす屋や喜兵衛きへえ手控てびかえ, lit. Ebisu Shop Kihei Memorandum)
1994 111 Akihiko Nakamura
Yasuhisa Ebisawa 		Futatsu no Sanga (二ふたつの山河さんが, lit. Two Mountains and Rivers)
Kikyō (帰郷ききょう, lit. Homecoming)
112 No prize awarded
1995 113 Shun Akasegawa Hakkyū Zan'ei (白球はっきゅう残ざん映うつ)
114 Mariko Koike
Iori Fujiwara 		Koi (恋こい, lit. Love)
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 (凍こごえる牙きば, Kogoeru Kiba)
116 Masako Bandō Yamahaha (山やま妣, lit. Mountain Mother)
1997 117 Setsuko Shinoda
Jirō Asada 		Onnatachi no Jihaado (女おんなたちのジハード, lit. The Women's Jihad)
The Stationmaster (鉄道てつどう員いん, Poppoya)
118 No prize awarded
1998 119 Chōkitsu Kurumatani The Paradise Bird Tattoo (赤目四十八瀧あかめしじゅうはったき心中しんちゅうの未遂みすい, Akame Shijūya-taki Shinjū Misui)
120 Miyuki Miyabe Riyū (理由りゆう, lit. The Reason)
1999 121 Kenichi Satō
Natsuo Kirino 		Ōhi no Rikon (王妃おうひの離婚りこん, lit. The Queen's Divorce)
Yawaraka na Hoho (柔やわらかな頬ほお, lit. Soft Cheeks)
122 Rei Nakanishi Nagasaki Burabura Bushi (長崎ながさきぶらぶら節ふし, lit. Ballad of a Nagasaki Stroll)
2000 123 Yoichi Funado
Kazuki Kaneshiro 		May in the Valley of the Rainbow (虹にじの谷たにの五ご月がつ, Niji no Tani no Gogatsu)
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 (愛あいの領分りょうぶん, lit. Territory of Love)
126 Ichiriki Yamamoto
Kei Yuikawa 		Akanezora (あかね空そら, lit. A Deep-Red Sky)
Katagoshi no Koibito (肩かたごしの恋人こいびと, lit. Over-the-Shoulder Lover)
2002 127 Yuzaburō Otokawa Ikiru (生いきる, lit. To Live)
128 No prize awarded
2003 129 Ira Ishida
Yuka Murayama 		4-Teen (4TEEN フォーティーン)
Hoshiboshi no Fune (星ほし々の舟ふね, lit. Ship of Stars)
130 Kaori Ekuni
Natsuhiko Kyogoku 		Gokyu suru Junbi wa Dekiteita (号泣ごうきゅうする準備じゅんびはできていた, lit. Preparations for Crying Have Been Made)
Nochino Kōsetsu Hyaku Monogatari (後こう巷説こうせつ百ひゃく物語ものがたり, lit. Further Gossip Hundred Tales)
2004 131 Hideo Okuda
Tatsuya Kumagai 		Kūchū Buranko (空中くうちゅうブランコ, lit. Trapeze)
Kaikō no Mori (邂逅かいこうの森もり, lit. Forest of the Chance Meeting)
132 Mitsuyo Kakuta Taigan no Kanojo (対岸たいがんの彼女かのじょ, lit. The Woman on the Opposite Shore)
2005 133 Minato Shukawa Hana Manma (花はなまんま, lit. As a Flower)
134 Keigo Higashino The Devotion of Suspect X (容疑ようぎ者しゃXの献身けんしん, Yōgisha X no Kenshin)
2006 135 Shion Miura
Eto Mori 		Mahoro Ekimae Tada Benri-ken (まほろ駅前えきまえ多田おおた便利べんり軒のき, lit. The Convenience Shop Just Before Mahoro Station)
Kaze ni Maiagaru Binīru Shīto (風ふうに舞まいあがるビニールシート, lit. A Vinyl Sheet Dancing in the Wind)
136 No prize awarded
2007 137 Kesako Matsui Yoshiwara Tebikigusa (吉原よしはら手引てびき草そう, lit. Yoshiwara Handbook)
138[13] Kazuki Sakuraba Watashi no Otoko (私わたしの男おとこ, lit. My Man)
2008 139 Areno Inoue Kiriha e (切羽きりはへ, lit. To the Face)
140 Arata Tendo
Ken'ichi Yamamoto 		Itamu Hito (悼いたむ人ひと, lit. Mourned Person)
Rikyū ni Tazune yo (利休りきゅうにたずねよ, lit. Go Ask Rikyū)
2009 141 Kaoru Kitamura Sagi to Yuki (鷺さぎと雪ゆき, lit. Herons and Snow)
142 Jō Sasaki
Kazufumi Shiraishi 		Haikyo ni Kō (廃墟はいきょに乞こう, lit. An Invitation to the Ruins)
Hokanaranu Hito e (ほかならぬ人ひとへ, lit. To None Other Than)
2010 143 Kyōko Nakajima Chiisai O'uchi (小ちいさいおうち, lit. A Small House)
144 Nobori Kiuchi
Shūsuke Michio 		Hyōsa no Utau (漂砂のうたう, lit. The Singing of the Sands)
Tsuki to Kani (月つきと蟹かに, lit. The Moon and Crabs)
2011 145[14] Jun Ikeido Shitamachi Roketto (下町したまちロケット, lit. Shitamachi Rocket)
146[15] Rin Hamuro Higurashi no Ki (蜩ひぐらしノ記き, lit. Cicada Chronicles)
2012 147 Mizuki Tsujimura Kagi no nai Yume wo Miru (鍵かぎのない夢ゆめを見みる, lit. I Saw a Dream Without a Key)
148[16] Asai Ryo
Abe Ryutaro 		Nanimono (何者なにもの, lit. Who Is This?)
Tohaku (等伯とうはく)
2013 149[17] Shino Sakuragi Hotel Royal (ホテルローヤル)
150[18] Makate Asai
Kaoruko Himeno 		Renka (恋歌こいうた, lit. Love Song)
Shōwa no inu (昭和しょうわの犬いぬ, lit. Dog of Showa)
2014 151[19] Hiroyuki Kurokawa Hamon (破門はもん, lit. Expulsion)
152[20] Kanako Nishi Saraba! (サラバ!, lit. Farewell!)
2015 153 Akira Higashiyama Ryu (流ながれ, lit. Flow)
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 (海うみの見みえる理髪りはつ店てん, lit. The Barber Shop with an Ocean View)
156[21] Riku Onda Honeybees and Distant Thunder (蜜蜂みつばちと遠雷えんらい, Mitsubachi to Enrai)
2017 157[22] Shogo Sato Tsuki no Michikake (月つきの満みち欠かけ, lit. The Waxing and Waning of the Moon)
158[23] Yoshinobu Kadoi Gingatetsudo no Chichi (銀河ぎんが鉄道てつどうの父ちち, lit. Father of the Galaxy Railroad)
2018 159[24] Rio Shimamoto Fāsuto Rabu (ファーストラヴ, lit. First Love)
160[25] Junjō Shindō Takarajima (宝島たからじま, lit. Hero's Island)
2019 161[26] Masumi Oshima Uzu Imoseyama Onna Teikin Tamamusubi (渦うず　妹背山しはいやま婦女ふじょ庭訓ていきん魂たましい結むすび, lit. Whirlpool, Husband and Wife Mountains: A Mirror of Virtuous Women, Requiem)
162[27] Soichi Kawagoe Netsu Gen (熱源ねつげん, lit. Heat Source)
2020 163[28] Hase Seishū The Boy and the Dog (少年しょうねんと犬いぬ, Shonen to Inu)
164[29] Naka Saijo Kokoro(ura) sabishi kawa (心こころ（うら）淋さびし川かわ, lit. Lonely River)
2021 165[30] Toko Sawada
Norikazu Sato 		Hoshi ochite, nao (星ほし落おちて、なお, lit. The Stars Have Fallen)
Tezcatlipoca (テスカトリポカ)
166[31] Shogo Imamura
Honobu Yonezawa 		Saiō no Tate (塞ふさが王おうの楯だて, lit. Shield of the Fortress King)
The Samurai and the Prisoner (黒くろ牢ろう城じょう, Kokurōjō)
2022 167[32] Misumi Kubo Yoru ni Hoshi wo Hanatsu (夜よるに星ほしを放はなつ, lit. The Night of Shooting Stars)
168[33] Satoshi Ogawa
Akane Chihaya 		Chizu to Kobushi (地図ちずと拳こぶし, lit. Map and Fist)
Shirogane no Ha (しろがねの葉は, lit. Silver Leaf)
2023 169[34] Ryōsuke Kakine
Sayako Nagai 		Gokuraku Seii-taishōgun (極楽ごくらく征夷大将軍せいいたいしょうぐん, lit. General of the Paradise)
Kobiki-chō no Adauchi (木挽こびき町まちのあだ討うち, lit. Revenge in Kobikicho)
170[35] Akiko Kawasaki
Manabu Makime 		Tomogui (ともぐい)
Hachigatsu no Gosho-ground (八はち月がつの御所ごしょグラウンド, lit. The Imperial Palace Grounds in August)
2024 171[36] Michi Ichiho Tsumidemic (ツミデミック)

Winners available in English translation

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Current members of the selection committee

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(As of 2014)

See also

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References

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  1. ^ Mack, Edward (2004). "Accounting for Taste: The Creation of the Akutagawa and Naoki Prizes for Literature". Harvard Journal of Asiatic Studies. 64 (2): 291–340. doi:10.2307/25066744. JSTOR 25066744.
  2. ^ "Literary Awards, N-Z". JLit. Archived from the original on November 21, 2008. Retrieved August 8, 2018.
  3. ^ a b Fukue, Natsuko (February 14, 2012). "Literary awards run spectrum". The Japan Times. Retrieved August 8, 2018.
  4. ^ "Akutagawa Prize". Encyclopædia Britannica. Encyclopædia Britannica Online. Retrieved August 8, 2018.
  5. ^ "直木賞なおきしょう受賞じゅしょう者しゃ一覧いちらん" [Naoki Prize Winners List] (in Japanese). Bungeishunjū. Retrieved August 30, 2018.
  6. ^ "AnimeCornerStore.com: Grave of the Fireflies". Retrieved 2012-07-26.
  7. ^ "Jun'ichi Watanabe". Japanese Literature Publishing Project website. Japanese Literature Publishing and Promotion Center. Archived from the original on 2008-01-10. Retrieved 2009-05-26.
  8. ^ Embassy of Japan in the UK
  9. ^ – Kyoto SU
  10. ^ a b Museion site – winners to 2005
  11. ^ Kodansha
  12. ^ Announced July 18th 2001 Japan Weekly Monitor, Kyodo News International, Tokyo, Japan July 23rd 2001
  13. ^ "芥川賞あくたがわしょうに川上かわかみ未み映子えいこさん、直木賞なおきしょうは桜庭さくらば一樹かずきさん". Yomiuri Shimbun (in Japanese). January 16, 2008. Archived from the original on January 19, 2008. Retrieved August 30, 2018.
  14. ^ "Writer Ikeido wins Naoki Prize". The Japan Times. July 16, 2011. Retrieved August 30, 2018.
  15. ^ "Tanaka, Enjo win Akutagawa award; Hamuro gets Naoki". The Japan Times. January 19, 2012. Retrieved August 30, 2018.
  16. ^ "Top literature awards split by oldest, youngest novelists". The Japan Times. January 18, 2013. Retrieved January 18, 2013.
  17. ^ "Fujino wins Akutagawa award; Sakuragi gets Naoki prize". The Japan Times. July 17, 2013. Retrieved July 19, 2013.
  18. ^ "Literature prizes elevate women". The Japan Times. January 25, 2014. Retrieved July 18, 2014.
  19. ^ "Akutagawa, Naoki literary awards go to Shibasaki, Kurokawa". The Japan Times. July 17, 2014. Retrieved July 18, 2014.
  20. ^ "Ono wins Akutagawa literary award; Nishi wins Naoki Prize". The Japan Times. January 16, 2015.
  21. ^ "Sumito Yamashita claims 156th Akutagawa Prize". The Japan Times. January 20, 2017.
  22. ^ "First-time writer Shinsuke Numata wins prestigious Akutagawa Prize". The Japan Times. July 19, 2017.
  23. ^ "Chisako Wakatake and Yuka Ishii win Akutagawa literary award; Yoshinobu Kadoi bags Naoki Prize". The Japan Times. January 17, 2018. Retrieved January 19, 2018.
  24. ^ "Hiroki Takahashi wins Akutagawa literary award, while Rio Shimamoto bags Naoki Prize". The Japan Times. July 18, 2018. Retrieved July 20, 2018.
  25. ^ "古市ふるいち氏しは受賞じゅしょう逃のがす、芥川賞あくたがわしょうに上田うえだ岳たけし弘ひろし氏しと町屋まちや良平りょうへい氏し". Nikkan Sports (in Japanese). January 16, 2019. Retrieved January 16, 2019.
  26. ^ "Two women named for Japan's Akutagawa, Naoki literary awards". Kyodo News. July 17, 2019. Retrieved July 17, 2019 – via The Japan Times.
  27. ^ "Novelists Makoto Furukawa and Soichi Kawagoe to receive Japan's Akutagawa and Naoki literary prizes". Kyodo News. January 16, 2020. Retrieved January 16, 2020 – via The Japan Times.
  28. ^ "Novelists Takayama and Tono win Akutagawa awards; Hase wins Naoki Prize". The Japan Times. 16 July 2020. Retrieved 6 October 2020.
  29. ^ "第だい164回かい直木賞なおきしょう 西條さいじょう奈加さん『心しん淋さびし川かわ』の受賞じゅしょうが決きまる". bunshun.jp (in Japanese). 20 January 2021. Retrieved August 25, 2021.
  30. ^ "第だい165回かい芥川賞あくたがわしょうと直木賞なおきしょう それぞれ2作品さくひんが決きまる". NHK (in Japanese). 14 July 2021. Retrieved August 25, 2021.
  31. ^ "第だい166回かい「直木賞なおきしょう」"時代じだいもの"W受賞じゅしょう 『氷菓ひょうか』原作げんさく者しゃ・米澤よねざわ穂みのる信しん氏し『黒くろ牢ろう城じょう』 今村いまむら翔しょう吾われ氏し『塞ふさが王おうの楯だて』". Oricon (in Japanese). 19 January 2022. Retrieved January 20, 2022.
  32. ^ "第だい167回かい「芥川賞あくたがわしょう・直木賞なおきしょう」決定けってい 芥川賞あくたがわしょうは高瀬たかせ隼はやぶさ子こ氏し『おいしいごはんが食たべられますように』、直木賞なおきしょうは窪くぼ美よし澄きよし氏し『夜よるに星ほしを放はなつ』". Oricon. Retrieved July 26, 2022.
  33. ^ "第だい168回かい芥川賞あくたがわしょう・直木賞なおきしょうに4氏し決きまる". Sankei Shimbun. 19 January 2023. Retrieved January 20, 2023.
  34. ^ "芥川賞あくたがわしょうに市川いちかわ沙すな央ひさしさん 直木賞なおきしょうは垣根かきね涼介りょうすけさん、永井ながい紗しゃ耶子さん". Jiji.com. 19 July 2023. Retrieved July 19, 2023.
  35. ^ "直木賞なおきしょうに河崎かわさき秋子あきこさんと万城目まんじょうめ学まなぶさん、芥川賞あくたがわしょうに九きゅう段だん理江りえさん". Asahi Shimbun. 17 January 2024. Retrieved January 18, 2024.
  36. ^ "直木賞なおきしょう、一穂いちほミチさんの「ツミデミック」が受賞じゅしょう". Mainichi Shimbun. Retrieved July 17, 2024.
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