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The Osaka Culture Prize (大阪文化賞, Osaka Bunka Shou) is an annual award presented by the Osaka prefectural government to groups or individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the arts and the improvement and promotion of Osaka's art culture.[1]
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Osaka Culture Prize | |
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Country | Japan |
Presented by | Osaka Prefecture |
First awarded | 1963 |
Website | https://www.osaka-bunka.jp/index.html |
Since 2009, it has been presented to one individual or group each year. Prior to 2008, it was divided into five arts and culture subcategories. No prize was awarded in 2008.[2]
Year | Recipient |
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2019 | Masayuki Toyoshima |
2018 | Makate Asai |
2017 | Michiyoshi Inoue |
2016 | Yasumasa Morimura |
2015 | Yūkichi Matsumoto |
2014 | Marutaka Akio |
2013 | Kataoka Ainosuke VI |
2012 | Kiritake Kanjuro |
2011 | Hiroshi Ishiguro |
2010 | Yuta Iyama |
2009 | Kenji Yanobe |
2007 | Keiko Nakamura |
2006 | Nobuaki Kumagai |
Year | Recipient |
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2007 | Nizaemon Kataoka |
2006 | Toshizo Namba |
Year | Recipient |
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2006 | Katsura Bunshi VI |
Year | Recipient |
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2007 | Machie Oguri |
2006 | Eiji Oue |
Year | Recipient |
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2007 | Naomi Fujiyama |
2006 | Sakata Tōjūrō IV |
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