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- Notable winners
- See also
- References
- External links
The {{nihongo|Bungei Prize|文藝賞|Bungeishō}} is a Japanese literary award given by publishing company Kawade Shobō Shinsha. It was first awarded in 1962. The award is intended to recognize new writers, and several famous Japanese writers have won the award, but many Bungei Prize winners have not achieved any further literary recognition.[1] Notable winnersKawade Shobō Shinsha maintains a complete official list of winning works.[2] {{Expand list|date=September 2018}} Number
(Eligible Year) | Winner | Winning Work | Author later won | | 1st (1962) | Kazumi Takahashi | {{nihongo | Hinoutsuwa} | | Meisei Goto | Honorable mention for {{nihongo | Kankei} | Tanizaki Prize | | 2nd (1963) | Kazuko Saegusa | Honorable mention for {{nihongo | Sōsō no asa} | Izumi Kyōka Prize for Literature | | 16th (1979) | Katsusuke Miyauchi | {{nihongo | Nanpū} | Yomiuri Prize, Itō Sei Literary Prize | | 17th (1980) | Yasuo Tanaka | {{nihongo | Nantokunaku, kurisutaru} | | 20th (1983) | Masayo Yamamoto | {{nihongo | Ōi tantanroku} | Mishima Yukio Prize | | 22nd (1985) | Amy Yamada | {{nihongo>Bedtime Eyes|ベッドタイムアイズ|}} | Naoki Prize, Izumi Kyōka Prize for Literature, Yomiuri Prize, Tanizaki Prize | | 24th (1987) | Jūgi Hisama | {{nihongo>Money Game|マネーゲーム|}} | Mishima Yukio Prize | | 25th (1988) | Mayumi Nagano | {{nihongo | Shōnen Arisu} | Izumi Kyōka Prize for Literature, Noma Literary Prize | | 26th (1989) | Sunao Ashihara | YES・YES・YES | Naoki Prize | | 32nd (1995) | Takami Itō | {{nihongo | Joshuseki nite, guruguru dansu o odotte} | Akutagawa Prize | | 34th (1997) | Seigō Suzuki | {{nihongo>Radio Days|ラジオデイズ | } | Mishima Yukio Prize | | Tomoyuki Hoshino | {{nihongo | Saigo no toiki} | Mishima Yukio Prize, Noma Literary New Face Prize | | 35th (1998) | Maki Kashimada | {{nihongo | Nihiki} | Mishima Yukio Prize, Noma Literary New Face Prize, Akutagawa Prize | | 37th (2000) | Akira Kuroda | {{nihongo>Made in Japan|メイドインジャパン|}} | | 38th (2001) | Risa Wataya | {{nihongo>Install|インストール|}} | Akutagawa Prize | | 40th (2003) | Keisuke Hada | {{nihongo>黒冷水|黒冷水|Kokureisui}} | Akutagawa Prize | | 41st (2004) | Nao-Cola Yamazaki | {{nihongo | Hito no sekkusu o warauna} | Shimase Award for Love Stories | | 42nd (2005) | Nanae Aoyama | {{nihongo | Mado no akari} | Akutagawa Prize | | 54th (2017) | Chisako Wakatake | {{nihongo | Ora ora de hitori igumo} | Akutagawa Prize | |
See also- List of Japanese literary awards
References1. ^{{cite magazine|url=https://www.jef.or.jp/journal/pdf/culture_0601.pdf|title=Bungei Prize is Springboard to Literary Success|magazine=Japan Spotlight|department=Culture|publisher=Japan Economic Foundation|date=2006|page=50|number=2006/1|access-date=September 17, 2018}}
2. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.kawade.co.jp/bungeiawardn.html|language=japanese|title=文藝賞受賞作|trans-title=Bungei Prize Winning Works|publisher=Kawade Shobō Shinsha|access-date=September 17, 2018}}
External links - {{official|http://www.kawade.co.jp/bungeiaward.html}} {{ja-icon}}
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