Awards for Japanese Dramas

maui wrote:
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Erika Sawajiri [Taiyou no Uta]

Wasn't she the MAIN person in this drama?

maui wrote:TV Navi Award 2006
(includes all dramas in 2006)

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: Erika Sawajiri [Taiyou no Uta]

i remember someone said that the lead was Yamada Takayuki. maybe the just wanted to give an award to Taiyou no Uta, i mean, if i were the judges, i wouldn't give some lame fruityboy an award.

i have a different question. why is she up here winning something???

:hehe: i just somehow like the movie much much better

It looks like they wanted to share the awards around a bit.

monta wrote:

i remember someone said that the lead was Yamada Takayuki. maybe the just wanted to give an award to Taiyou no Uta, i mean, if i were the judges, i wouldn't give some lame fruityboy an award....

Yup. It's because she had better chances of winning as a supporting actress than lead. Call it marketing. :crazy2:

Wynter wrote:

Wasn't she the MAIN person in this drama?

Was confused about that too. But when you watch it, you'd feel that Chiaki had more character development than Nodame. They should've renamed it to Chiaki Cantabile! Haha!

Result of Drama Academy Awards Winter 2007

Best Drama:

Hana Yori Dango 2 (TBS)

2. Karei Naru Ichizoku (TBS)
3. Haken No Hinkaku (NTV)
4. Haikei, Chichiuesama (Fuji)
5. Hagetaka (NHK)

By mag readers:
1. Hana Yori Dango 2
2. Karei Naru Ichizoku
3. Haken No Hinkaku
4. Himitsu No Hanazono
5. Haikei, Chichiuesama

by Juries:
1. Karei Naru Ichizoku
2. Haikei, Chichiuesama
3. Haken No Hinkaku
3. Hana Yori Dango 2

by TV Staff Reporters:
1. Haken No Hinkaku
2. Hana Yori Dango 2
2. Karei Naru Ichizoku
2. Haikei, Chichiuesama

Best Actor:

Kimura Takuya (Karei naru Ichizoku)

2. Ninomiya Kazuya (Haikei, Chichiuesama)
3. Oomori Nao (Hagetaka)

by mag readers:
1. Kimura Takuya
2. Ninomiya Kazuya
3. Hayami Mokomichi
4. Mizutani Yutaka
5. Yusuke Santa Maria

by Juries:
1. Kimura Takuya
2. Ninomiya Kazuya
3. Oomori Nao

by TV Staff Reporters:
1. Ninomiya Kazuya
2. Kimura Takuya
3. Oomori Nao

Best Actress:

Shinohara Ryoko (Haken no Hinkaku)

2. Inoue Mao (Hana Yori Dango 2)
3. Fujiyama Naomi (Imo Takonankin)

by mag readers:
1. Inoue Mao
2. Shinohara Ryoko
3. Fujiyama Naomi
4. Shaku Yumiko
5. Amami Yuki

by Juries:
1. Shinohara Ryoko
2. Inoue Mao
3. Fujiyama Naomi
3. Nakama Yukie

by TV Staff/Reporters:
1. Shinohara Ryoko
2. Inoue Mao
3. Nakama Yukie

Best Supporting Actor:

Kitaoji Kinya (Karei Naru Ichizoku, as Manpyo Daisuke)

2. Matsumoto Jun (Hana Yori Dango 2)
3. Ooizumi You (Haken no Hinkaku)

by mag reders:
1. Matsumoto Jun
2. Oguri Shun
3. Kitaoji Kinya
4. Ooizumi You
5. Yamamoto Kouji (Manpyou Ginpei in Karei Naru Ichizoku)

by Juries:
1. Kitaoji Kinya
2. Matsumoto Jun
3. Ooizumi You

by TV Staff/Reporters:
1. Kitaoji Kinya
2. Ooizumi You
3. Koizumi Koutaro

Best Supporting Actress

Suzuki Kyouka (Karei Naru Ichizoku, as Takasu Aiko)

2. Kato Natsuki (Hana Yori Dango 2)
3. Maya Miki (Himitsu No Hanazono)

by mag readers:
1. Suzuki Kyouka
2. Kato Natsuki
3. Kato Ai
4. Matsushima Nanako
5. Maya Miki

by Juries:
1. Suzuki Kyouka
2. Takashima Reiko
3. Kuriyama Chiaki
3. Kato Ai
3. Harada Mieko (Teppeifs mother in Karei Naru Ichizoku)
3. Baishou Mitsuko
3. Kashii Yuu

by TV Staff/Reporters:
1. Suzuki Kyouka
2. Maya Miki
3. Takashima Reiko
3. Yachigusa Kaoru

Best Newcomer:
Not listed (did they scrap it off??)

Best Music Director:
Not listed

Best Directing:
Not listed

Best Titleback:
Not listed

The Television Special Awards to:

Karei Naru Ichizokufs Art Staff

Translation credits: Siantut of http://www.s-projects.org/wordpress/?p=20#more-20

Nikkansports Best Actor award were given to Ninomiya Kazunari for Haikei Chichiuesama. I don't have the actual link but just a scan of the article from arashivox

If anybody have the full list, do post please.

oiemedetoo kimurakun ..u deserves it :applaud: :applaud: :applaud: too bad kareinaru not win !! but satisfied win by juries

:victory:

ainangst wrote:Nikkansports Best Actor award were given to Ninomiya Kazunari for Haikei Chichiuesama. I don't have the actual link but just a scan of the article from arashivox

If anybody have the full list, do post please.

Nikkan Sports has posted the winners of its 10th Drama Grand Prix. This year, a total of 14,252 votes were cast, with a vast majority of females (11,750). Most voters were in their 20s or 30s.

Kazunari Ninomiya won Best Actor for his role in "Haikei, Chichiue-sama." "Hana Yori Dango 2" demonstrated its popularity by being named Best Drama, as well as earning Mao Inoue the title of Best Actress and co-star Jun Matsumoto the title of Best Supporting Actor. Best Supporting Actress went to Kyoka Suzuki in "Karei Naru Ichizoku."
Source: Nikkan Sports

maui wrote:

Nikkan Sports has posted the winners of its 10th Drama Grand Prix. This year, a total of 14,252 votes were cast, with a vast majority of females (11,750). Most voters were in their 20s or 30s.

Kazunari Ninomiya won Best Actor for his role in "Haikei, Chichiue-sama." "Hana Yori Dango 2" demonstrated its popularity by being named Best Drama, as well as earning Mao Inoue the title of Best Actress and co-star Jun Matsumoto the title of Best Supporting Actor. Best Supporting Actress went to Kyoka Suzuki in "Karei Naru Ichizoku."
Source: Nikkan Sports

ooo.. so the ladies like my Kazu more than Kimura-san.

maui wrote:
, with a vast majority of females (11,750).

Hmmmm.

co-star Jun Matsumoto the title of Best Supporting Actor.

Hmmm. Shouldn't that be "Most Popular Fruityboy" ? :crazy:

japinoy wrote:

Was confused about that too. But when you watch it, you'd feel that Chiaki had more character development than Nodame. They should've renamed it to Chiaki Cantabile! Haha!

I think Wynter was referring to Sawajiri Erika/Taiyou no Uta, not Nodame Cantabile. :sweat:

japinoy wrote:Was confused about that too. But when you watch it, you'd feel that Chiaki had more character development than Nodame. They should've renamed it to Chiaki Cantabile! Haha!

Like I told Wynter-chan, it's not always who has the most screen time, but who is the most significant: without Nodame presence, Chiaki NEVER would've grown.

That's why she's the key/focus to the drama, not Chiaki.

Isn't that a spoiler?

Anyway, agreed. Nodame is the key character, even if the story isn't directly focused on her.

thtl wrote:

I think Wynter was referring to Sawajiri Erika/Taiyou no Uta, not Nodame Cantabile. :sweat:

Yup! I didn't mention Nodame at all... :sweat: Erika was a main character in Taiyou no Uta, so I don't understand who she got the supporting role. That's all I had said... :sweat:

Anime Dad wrote:Isn't that a spoiler?

I made the adjustment... :ashamed:

Anyway, agreed. Nodame is the key character, even if the story isn't directly focused on her.

Right on. :thumbsup:

1.kurosagi
2.hana yori dango 2
3.ikiburkuro west gate park
4.hana yori dango
5.nobuta wo produce :victory: :woot:

news_lover1 wrote:1.kurosagi
2.hana yori dango 2
3.ikiburkuro west gate park
4.hana yori dango
5.nobuta wo produce :victory: :woot:

Uh, this thread is for actual awards, not your persional picks. :shakehead:

oh im so sorry :bonk:

44th Galaxy Awards announced

The non-profit Japan Council for Better Radio and Television has announced the winners of its 44th Galaxy Awards, which covers the broadcast period of April 1, 2006 to March 31, 2007.

In the television category, the Grand Prix was awarded to NHK's special program, "Working Poor ~Hataraitemo Hataraitemo Yutaka ni Narenai" (broadcast on July 23, 2006). The Special Award was given to the production team of Fuji TV's "Dr. Coto's Clinic" drama series, and the Individual Award went to actress Ryoko Shinohara for multiple roles.

In the other spectrum, MBS Radio's "Tokushuu 1179" took the Grand Prix for its February 17 broadcast. Announcer Hiroshi Kume received the DJ Personality Award.

A Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks ad received the CM Grand Prix, and Kagoshima Yomiuri Television earned the News Grand Prix for its coverage of the Shibushi incident.

Additionally, this year saw the first My Best TV Award, which was determined by viewer votes. NHK's short series "Hagetaka" won the prize.
Source: Japan Council for Better Radio and Television