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Space Shower Music Awards

Space Shower Music Awards (old name: SPACE SHOWER Music Video Awards, abbr. to SPACE SHOWER MVA) are an annual set of music awards sponsored by Japanese Space Shower TV.[1] The prizes have been awarded since 1996.[2]

Space Shower Music Video Awards
Sponsored bySpace Shower TV
CountryJapan
First awarded1996
Websiteawards.spaceshower.jp

Winners in main categories

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Best Video of the Year

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Nr. Year Winning song Artist Director
1 1996 "Gattsudaze!!" Ulfuls Tetsurō Takeuchi
2 1997 "Shangri-La" Denki Groove Hiroyuki Itaya, Pierre Taki
3 1998 "Pink Spider" hide with Spread Beaver Shuichi Tan
4 1999 "Pieces" L'Arc-en-Ciel Masahiro Takada
5 2000 "Stay Away" Taku Ueda, Taku Tada
6 2002 "Traveling" Hikaru Utada Kazuaki Kiriya
7 2003 "Tokyo" Keisuke Kuwata Mitsuo Shindō
8 2004 "Kurumi" (くるみ) Mr. Children Kōki Tange
9 2005 "Galaxy" Rip Slyme Kōichirō Tsujikawa
10 2006 "Joy" Yuki Tsuyoshi Nakamura
11 2007 "Shirushi" (しるし) Mr. Children Kōki Tange
12 2008 "Hana no Na" Bump of Chicken Shuichi Bamba
13 2009 "Mononoke Dance" (モノノケダンス) Denki Groove Masakazu Amahisa
14 2010 "Fast Car" Namie Amuro Shigeaki Kubo
15 2011 "Aruku Around" Sakanaction Kazuaki Seki
16 2012 "Bach no Senritsu o Yoru ni Kiita Sei Desu" Yūsuke Tanaka
17 2013 "Tsukematsukeru" Kyary Pamyu Pamyu Jun Tamukai
18 2014 "Yoshū Fukushū" Maximum the Hormone Minami Kantō Gyakkyō-kai Neo
(南関東逆境会Neo)
19 2015 Liberty & Gravity Quruli Jun Tamukai
20 2016 "Owaranai Uta" (終わらない歌) Yuzu Sojiro Kamatani
21 2017 "Koi" Gen Hoshino Kazuaki Seki
22 2018 "Non-fiction" (ノンフィクション) Ken Hirai Hidenobu Tanabe
23 2019 "Catharsist" Radwimps Kensaku Kakimoto
24 2020 "Aurora" Bump of Chicken kyotaro hayashi
25 2021 "Kanden" Kenshi Yonezu Yoshiyuki Okuyama
26 2022 "Fushigi" (不思議) Gen Hoshino Kyotaro Hayashi

Best Artist / Best Director

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Nr. Year Best Artist Best Director
1 1996 Shūichi Tan
2 1997 Eiki Takahashi
3 1998 Hideyuki Tanaka
4 1999 Hideaki Sunaga
5 2000 Suguru Takeuchi
6 2002 Kōki Tange
7 2003 not disclosed
(according to the winner's wish)
8 2004 Ugichin
9 2005 Koichiro Tsujikawa
10 2006 Yasuyuki Yamaguchi
11 2007 Yūsuke Tanaka
12 2008 Yuichi Kodama
13 2009 Namie Amuro
14 2010 Ringo Sheena
15 2011 Kaela Kimura Kazuaki Seki
16 2012 Tokyo Incidents Yasuhiko Shimizu
17 2013 Sakanaction Hidenobu Tanabe
18 2014 Yuzu Jun Tamukai
19 2015 Sekai no Owari Sojiro Kamatani
20 2016 Dreams Come True Atsunori Toshi
21 2017 Radwimps Hidenobu Tanabe
22 2018 Yuzu Kento Yamada
23 2019 Gen Hoshino Tomokazu Yamada
24 2020 One Ok Rock Kyotaro Hayashi
25 2021 Official Hige Dandism Takuto Shinbo
26 2022 YOASOBI Spikey John

Best Your Choice

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Nr. Year Winning song Artist Director
1 1996 "Gattsudaze!!" (ガッツだぜ!!) Ulfuls Tetsurō Takeuchi
2 1997 "Loop Slider" (ループスライダー) Magokoro Brothers Tarō Mitsuoka
3 1998 "Natsuiro" (夏色) Yuzu Yohito Teraoka
4 1999 "Sentimental" (センチメンタル) Masaki Ōkita
5 2000 "Tobenai Tori" (飛べない鳥) Eiki Takahashi
6 2002 "Pieces of a Dream" Chemistry Kōki Tange
7 2003 "Rakuen Baby" (楽園ベイベー) Rip Slyme Hiroshi Itō
8 2004 "Lost Man" Bump of Chicken Shūichi Banba, Harahitoshi Takano
9 2005 "Sharin no Uta" Shūichi Banba
10 2006 "Konayuki" Remioromen Shūichi Tan
11 2007 "Stand by Me" Tomoo Noda
12 2008 "Hana no Na" Bump of Chicken Shūichi Banba
13 2009 "Order Made" Radwimps Yuichi Kodama
14 2010 "Oshakashama" Yasunori Kakegawa, Tetsuya Nagato
15 2011 "Manifest" (マニフェスト) Jika
16 2012 "Maximum the Hormone" Maximum the Hormone Yasuhiko Shimizu
17 2013 "The Beginning" One Ok Rock Maxilla
18 2014 "Niji o Matsu Hito" (虹を待つ人) Bump of Chicken Shūichi Banba
19 2015 "ray" Atsunori Toshi

People's Choice

Nr. Year Artist
20 2016 Bump of Chicken
21 2017 Alexandros
22 2018 Gen Hoshino
23 2019
24 2020 Uverworld
25 2021 BTS
26 2022 Fujii Kaze

Album & Song of the Year

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Nr. Year Album (artist) Song (artist)
22 2018 The Gift (Hi-Standard) Uchiage Hanabi (Daoko with Kenshi Yonezu)
23 2019 Pop Virus (Gen Hoshino) Lemon (Kenshi Yonezu)
24 2020 9999 (The Yellow Monkey) Pretender (Official Hige Dandism)
25 2021 Stray Sheep (Kenshi Yonezu) "Yoru ni Kakeru" (Yoasobi)
26 2022 Editorial (Official Hige Dandism) Dry Flower (Yuuri)


Other Awards for Artists

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Year Best Breakthrough Artist Best Male Artist Best Female Artist Best Group Artist Best International Artist Best Respect Artist Best Rock Artist
2016 Wanima Gen Hoshino Ringo Sheena Sekai no Owari Adele Eikichi Yazawa Alexandros
2017 Suchmos Yu Takahashi Hikaru Utada Perfume Bruno Mars The Yellow Monkey Radwimps
2018 Daoko Kenshi Yonezu Namie Amuro One Ok Rock Ed Sheeran Elephant Kashimashi Suchmos
2019 Nulbarich Hikaru Utada Alexandros Ariana Grande Southern All Stars Wanima
2020 SIRUP Aimyon One Ok Rock Billie Eilish TSPO King Gnu
2021 Fujii Kaze Aimyon Man with a Mission BTS Scha Dara Parr
2022 Hentai Shinshin Club Fujii Kaze millennium parade BTS Asian Kung-Fu Generation Macaroni Enpitsu

Special Award

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Nr. Year Artist
1 1996 Motoharu Sano, Takei Goodman
2 1997 Tatsuya Ishii, Bonnie Pink, Eastern Youth, Mitsuhiro Oikawa
3 1998 Southern All Stars, Hiroyuki Nakano & Tomoyasu Hotei, Blankey Jet City
6 2002 Cornelius, Daft Punk
8 2004 Thee Michelle Gun Elephant
9 2005 Glay
10 2006 Mr. Children, Kōki Tange
11 2007 M-FloMinmi, Kumi Koda, The Birthday, By Phar the Dopest, Miki Furukawa
13 2009 Ukawanimation!, Maximum the Hormone
14 2010 Keisuke Kuwata
15 2011 Hikaru Utada
16 2012 Androp, Kyary Pamyu Pamyu
17 2013 Androp, Momoiro Clover Z (for "Saraba, Itoshiki Kanashimitachi yo"[3])
18 2014 AKB48, Kyary Pamyu Pamyu
19 2015 Ken Hirai, OK Go
21 2017 Boom Boom Satellites

Most wins overall

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Updated till 2020.

Rank 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th
Artist Ringo Sheena (with Tokyo Jihen)
RADWIMPS
Mr.Children
Gen Hoshino
Hikaru Utada Denki Groove
Bump of Chicken
Ken Hirai
Namie Amuro
Kyary Pamyu Pamyu
Yuzu
ONE OK ROCK
Kenshi Yonezu
L'Arc-en-Ciel
Total awards 11 10 9 7 6 5

References

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  1. ^ "ナタリー - スペシャ「MVA」栄冠はホルモン、ゆず、BUMPの手に" (in Japanese). Natalie. 2014-03-07. Retrieved 2014-03-10.
  2. ^ "SPACE SHOWER MUSIC VIDEO AWARDS、年間最優秀ミュージックビデオ&アーティスト発表". Rockin'on Japan (in Japanese). 2014-03-07. Retrieved 2014-03-10.
  3. ^ Director: Hideki Kuroda.
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