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Dramas are rigorously selected from the viewpoint of "a drama that I, as a Japanese person, would like the world to see", and "a drama that will be accepted and do well throughout the world." More specifically, values are placed on 1) a drama that will represent Japan in terms of quality, 2) a highly entertaining drama, which will do well abroad, and 3) a drama which mirrors Japanese society appropriately.
 
Dramas are rigorously selected from the viewpoint of "a drama that I, as a Japanese person, would like the world to see", and "a drama that will be accepted and do well throughout the world." More specifically, values are placed on 1) a drama that will represent Japan in terms of quality, 2) a highly entertaining drama, which will do well abroad, and 3) a drama which mirrors Japanese society appropriately.
  
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==2011 Tokyo Drama Awards (July 2010 - June 2011)==
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==4th, 2011 Tokyo Drama Awards (July 2010 - June 2011)==
 
'''Grand Prix (Renzoku): '''
 
'''Grand Prix (Renzoku): '''
 
*[[Freeter, Ie o Kau.]] (Fuji TV)
 
*[[Freeter, Ie o Kau.]] (Fuji TV)

Revision as of 16:29, 16 November 2011

About

The awards are held annually as part of the International Drama Festival. The winners are selected firstly by members of the All Nippon Producers Association, then selected by the "screening committee" consisting of newspaper publishers and broadcasters, and finally selected by the "Competition Jury" consisting of key figures.

Dramas are rigorously selected from the viewpoint of "a drama that I, as a Japanese person, would like the world to see", and "a drama that will be accepted and do well throughout the world." More specifically, values are placed on 1) a drama that will represent Japan in terms of quality, 2) a highly entertaining drama, which will do well abroad, and 3) a drama which mirrors Japanese society appropriately.

4th, 2011 Tokyo Drama Awards (July 2010 - June 2011)

Grand Prix (Renzoku):

Best Drama (Renzoku):

Grand Prix (Tanpatsu):

Best Drama (Tanpatsu):

Asia Award

Local Production Drama

  • My Strange Hometown (NHK Fukuoka)
  • They Call Me a Fake Doctor (Yomiuri)

Individual Awards

Special Awards

  • JIN Production Staff

2010 Tokyo Drama Awards (July 2009 - June 2010)

Grand Prix (Renzoku):

Best Drama (Renzoku):

Grand Prix (Tanpatsu):

Best Drama (Tanpatsu):

  • Toomawari no Ame (Nippon TV)
  • Shoeshine Boy (TV Tokyo)

Asia Award

Local Production Drama

  • MIERUHI Coming Home (Hokkaido Television)
  • Kakasan-e (Dear Mother) (NHK Fukuoka)

Individual Awards

Special Awards

2nd Tokyo Drama Awards (July 2008 - June 2009)

1st Tokyo Drama Awards (July 2007 - June 2008)

External Links

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