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The 63rd NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen (第63回NHK紅白歌合戦), referred to from hereon as "Kōhaku", aired December 31, 2012 from NHK Hall in Japan beginning from 7:15 p.m. JST.
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63rd NHK Kōhaku Uta Gassen | |
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Also known as | 63th Kouhaku Utagassen: Uta de Aitai[1] |
Created by | Tsumoru Kondo |
Presented by | Yumiko Udō |
Starring | Arashi Maki Horikita |
Theme music composer | Kenji Kawai |
Opening theme | "Meet the Music" |
Ending theme | "Hotaru no Hikari" |
Composer | Tsunaki Mihara & The New Bleed |
Production | |
Production locations | NHK Hall Tokyo, Japan |
Running time | 1st Half: 100 minutes 2nd Half: 165 minutes |
Production company | NHK |
Original release | |
Network | NHK-G NHK World Premium |
Release | December 31, 2012 |
On December 18, 2012, NHK announced it will broadcast Kōhaku live using ultra-high-definition television technology from two locations: Tokyo Tower and at NHK's Yokohama station.[2] NHK first used UHDTV for a Kōhaku during its 57th event in 2006.
Debuting or returning artists are in bold.
Red Team | White Team | ||||||
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Order | Singer/Group | Appearances | Song | Order | Singer/Group | Appearances | Song |
First Part | |||||||
1 | Ayumi Hamasaki | 14 | 2012 A Special Medley[upper-roman 1] | 2 | NYC | 4 | NYC Kōhaku Medley[upper-roman 2] |
3 | SKE48 | Debut | "Pareo wa Emerald" | 4 | Golden Bomber | Debut | "Memeshikute" |
6 | Mika Nakashima | 9 | "Hatsukoi" | 5 | AAA | 3 | "777 (We Can Sing a Song!)" |
8 | Nana Mizuki | 4 | "Bright Stream" | 7 | Sandaime J Soul Brothers | Debut | "Hanabi" |
"Uta de Aitai" Special Project: Dream Stage[upper-roman 3] | |||||||
10 | Ayako Fuji | 18 | "Wasurenai" | 9 | Funky Monkey Babys | 4 | "Sayonara Janai" |
12 | Kaori Mizumori | 10 | "Hitori Nagaragawa" | 11 | HY | 2 | "Ichiban Chikaku ni" |
14 | Koda Kumi | 8 | "Go to the Top" | 13 | Naoto Inti Raymi | Debut | "Brave" |
16 | Kaori Kozai | 16 | "Sake no Yado" | 15 | Takashi Hosokawa | 36 | "Naniwabushi dayo Jinsei wa" |
18 | Kana Nishino | 3 | "Go For It!!" | 17 | Porno Graffitti | 11 | "Kageboushi" |
20 | Natsuko Godai | 19 | "Koi Zange" | 19 | Hiroshi Tachi | 2 | "Arashi o Yobu Otoko" |
22 | Ayaka | 6 | "Hajimari no Toki" | 21 | Shinichi Mori | 45 | "Fuyu no Riviera" |
"Uta de Aitai" Special Project: Maki Horikita Presents Tōhoku Earthquake Recovery Support Song "Hana wa saku" | |||||||
Second Part | |||||||
24 | Momoiro Clover Z | Debut | Momoiro Kōhaku da Z!![upper-roman 4] | 23 | Kanjani Eight | Debut | Hatsu Kōhaku!! Zenryoku Zenshin Jajajajān!!![upper-roman 5] |
26 | Perfume | 5 | "Spring of Life" | 25 | Tokio | 19 | "Kibou" |
28 | AKB48 | 5 | AKB48 Kōhaku 2012 SP ~Chapter 2~[upper-roman 6] | 27 | Kobukuro | 7 | "Kami Hikōki" |
30 | Aiko | 11 | "Kuchibiru" | 29 | Hiromi Go | 25 | "Denjarā☆" |
32 | Kyary Pamyu Pamyu | Debut | Kōhaku 2012 Kyary Pamyu Pamyu Medley[upper-roman 7] | 31 | Hiroshi Itsuki | 42 | "Yoake no Blues" |
"Uta de Aitai" Special Project: Nippon no Arashi "Furusato"[11] | |||||||
34 | Saori Yuki | 13 | "Yoake no Skirt" | 33 | Hideaki Tokunaga | 7 | "Ue o Muite Arukou" |
36 | Yoshimi Tendo | 17 | "Sōran Matsuri-Bushi" | 35 | Kazuyoshi Saito | Debut | "Yasashiku Naritai" |
37 | Yui | Debut | "Good-bye Days" | 38 | Kiyoshi Hikawa | 13 | "Sakura" |
39 | Fuyumi Sakamoto | 24 | "Yozakura Oshichi" | 40 | Arashi | 4 | New Year's Eve Medley 2012[upper-roman 8] |
42 | Akiko Wada | 36 | "Ai, Todokimasuka" | 41 | Akihiro Miwa | Debut | "Yoitomake no Uta" |
"Uta de Aitai" Special Project Red Team Special Guest: Misia, White Team Special Guest: Eikichi Yazawa[upper-roman 9] | |||||||
44 | Yuki | Debut | "Prism" | 43 | Exile | 8 | "Rising Sun" |
46 | Princess Princess | Debut | "Diamonds" | 45 | Masaharu Fukuyama | 5 | "Beautiful Life" |
47 | Sayuri Ishikawa | 35 | "Amagi-goe" | 48 | Saburō Kitajima | 49 | "Fūsetsu Nagare Tabi" |
49 | Ikimono-gakari | 5 | "Kaze ga Fuiteiru" | 50 | SMAP | 20 | SMAP 2012'SP[upper-roman 10] |
The 63rd event is faced with controversy over the non-existence of acts from South Korea[16] In one source, it is suspected that government-funded NHK avoided inviting Korean acts because of the territorial disputes over Liancourt Rocks between the South Korean and Japanese governments. Sports Chosun reported on a statement made by an NHK representative. "The fact that President Lee Myung Bak has demanded an apology is a great factor. After this incident occurred, there have been more and more hallyu stars who have stated that 'Dokdo is ours.' Considering this, viewers might have ill feelings about the K-pop stars appearing," said the NHK representative.[17]
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