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(Top) 1 Award winners 1.1 Japan Record Award 1.2 Best Album Award 1.3 Best Singer Award 1.4 Best Newcomer Award 1.5 Composition Award 1.6 Lyricist Award 1.7 Arrangement Award 1.8 Tadashi Yoshida Award 1.9 Gold Medal 1.10 New Face Award 1.11 Planning Award 1.12 Distinguished Service Award 1.13 Special Prize 1.14 Special Award 1.15 Special Achievement Award 2 External links 3 References

43rd Japan Record Awards

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Date

December 31, 2001

Venue

TBS B-Studio, Tokyo

Hosted by

Masaaki Sakai, Ryoko Yonekura

Television/radio coverage

Network

TBS

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The 43rd Annual Japan Record Awards took place on December 31, 2001, starting at 6:00PM JST. The primary ceremonies were televised in Japan on TBS. ^[1]

Award winners[edit]

Japan Record Award[edit]

"Dearest" by Ayumi Hamasaki (Composer: D.A.I and Ayumi Hamasaki; Lyrics: Ayumi Hamasaki; Arrangement: Naoto Suzuki; Producer: Max Matsuura)

Arrangement Award[edit]

Megumi Wakakusa for "Yume no Hate ~Meridian Dream~" by Sachiko Kobayashi

Tadashi Yoshida Award[edit]

Masato Sugimoto

Gold Medal[edit]

"Fragile" by Every Little Thing (Composer: Kazuhito Kikuchi; Lyrics: Kaori Mochida; Arrangement: Ichiro Ito, Genya Kuwashima, and Kazuhito Kikuchi)
"Taiga no Nagare" by Miyuki Kawanaka (Producer: Yasuhiro Senga; Composer: Tetsuya Gen; Lyrics: Osamu Yoshioka; Arrangement: Toshiaki Maeda)
"Always and Again and Again" by Yumi Kimura (Composer: Yumi Kimura; Lyrics: Wakako Kaku; Producer: Joe Hisaishi)
"White Lovers" by Keisuke Kuwata (Composers, lyrics, and arrangement: Keisuke Kuwata and Ken Shima)
"Uminari" by Toshimi Tagawa (Composer: Jun Suzuki; Lyrics: Keiko Yuki; Arrangement: Toshiaki Maeda; Producer: Kunio Saito)
"Steppin' and Shakin'" by DA PUMP (Composer, arrangement, and producer: Akio Togashi; Lyrics: mcA T & KEN)
"Spring Has Come" by Yoshimi Tendo (Composer: Koji Tokuhisa; Lyrics: Hajime Tateishi; Arrangement: Takaharu Ikeda; Producer: Jun Ikeda)
"Dearest" by Ayumi Hamasaki (Composer: D.A.I and Ayumi Hamasaki; Lyrics: Ayumi Hamasaki; Arrangement: Naoto Suzuki; Producer: Max Matsuura)
"Because It's the First Time in Three Years" by Yuri Harada (Composer: Shunichi Makaino; Lyrics: Yomi Asako; Arrangement: Tatsuya Nango; Producer: Kenji Oku)
"Oi Chasing Otojiro" by Kiyoshi Hikawa (Composer: Hideo Mizumori; Lyrics: Yurio Matsui; Arrangement: Norio Ito; Producer: Kunio Saito)
"IS IT YOU?" by Hitomi (Composer: Kosuke Morimoto; Lyrics: Hitomi; Arrangement and producer: Zentaro Watanabe)
"Your innocence" by Hiro (Composer, lyrics, and arrangement: Takusuke Hayama)