Naoki Prize

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The Naoki Prize is a prestigious Japanese literary award given semiannually to outstanding works of popular fiction.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Japanese literary award
literary prize
alsoKnownAs Naoki Sanjugo Prize NERFINISHED
awardComponents commemorative plaque
monetary prize
awardedFor novellas
novels
outstanding works of popular fiction
short stories
awardFrequency semiannual
contrastWith Akutagawa Prize NERFINISHED
country Japan
culturalSignificance major marker of success in Japanese popular fiction
eligibility works first published in Japan
works written in Japanese
establishedBy Bungeishunjū NERFINISHED
field literature
firstAwarded 1935
focusComparedToAkutagawaPrize popular literature
founder Kan Kikuchi NERFINISHED
frequencyPerYear 2
genreFocus popular fiction
inception 1935
languageOfWorks Japanese
location Tokyo
namedAfter Naoki Sanjugo NERFINISHED
namedForOccupationOfEponym novelist
notableFor promoting emerging popular fiction writers
pairedWith Akutagawa Prize NERFINISHED
presentedBy Bungeishunjū NERFINISHED
publicationPartner Bungeishunjū magazine NERFINISHED
region East Asia
selectionBody committee of authors and critics
selectionMethod jury deliberation
sponsor Bungeishunjū NERFINISHED
status one of Japan's most prestigious literary awards
typicalAnnouncementMonth January
July
typicalRecipientProfile writers of popular and entertaining fiction GENERATED

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Akutagawa Prize comparedTo Naoki Prize
Akutagawa Prize distinguishedFrom Naoki Prize