Kyoto Prize
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The Kyoto Prize is a prestigious international award from Japan that honors individuals worldwide for outstanding contributions to science, technology, arts, and philosophy.
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| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
international award
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science and culture award → |
| administeredBy |
Inamori Foundation Board of Directors
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| awardedBy |
Kyoto Prize Selection Committee
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| awardedFor |
global contributions to arts
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global contributions to philosophy → global contributions to science → global contributions to technology → |
| awardedIn |
Japan
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| category |
Kyoto Prize in Advanced Technology
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Kyoto Prize in Arts and Philosophy → Kyoto Prize in Basic Sciences → |
| ceremonyMonth |
November
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| countryOfOrigin |
Japan
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| field |
advanced technology
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arts and philosophy → basic sciences → |
| firstAwarded |
1985
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| foundedBy |
Kazuo Inamori
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| founderOccupation |
entrepreneur
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philanthropist → |
| foundingPurpose |
to contribute to the progress of civilization
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| frequency |
annual
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| hasLanguage |
English
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Japanese → |
| hasMediaType |
laureate lectures
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medal design → |
| hasMotto |
for the betterment of humanity
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| headquartersLocation |
Kyoto
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| inception |
1984
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| includes |
diploma
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medal → |
| locationOfCeremony |
Kyoto
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| monetaryAward |
significant cash prize
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| namedAfter |
Kyoto
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| numberOfCategories |
3
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| officialWebsite |
https://www.kyotoprize.org/
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| presentedBy |
Inamori Foundation
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| purpose |
to honor individuals for outstanding contributions to science, technology, arts, and philosophy
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| recognizes |
creative contributions to culture
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lifetime achievements → pioneering research → |
| regionServed |
worldwide
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| relatedTo |
Nobel Prize
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| scope |
international
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| selectionCriteria |
outstanding contributions to the scientific, cultural, and spiritual betterment of humankind
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| sponsor |
Inamori Foundation
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| status |
one of the most prestigious international awards from Japan
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Referenced by (15)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Charles Taylor
("Kyoto Prize in Arts and Philosophy")
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Donald E. Knuth → Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak ("Kyoto Prize in Arts and Philosophy") → John McCarthy → Martha Nussbaum ("Kyoto Prize in Arts and Philosophy") → Pierre Boulez ("Kyoto Prize in Arts and Philosophy") → Shinya Yamanaka → |
awardReceived |
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Kyoto Prize
("Kyoto Prize in Arts and Philosophy")
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category |
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Kazuo Inamori
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Inamori Foundation
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founderOf |
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Inamori Foundation
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hasAward |
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Kyoto Prize in Advanced Technology
("Kyoto Prize medal")
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hasPart |
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Kyoto Prize in Advanced Technology
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namedAfter |
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Kyoto Prize in Advanced Technology
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partOf |
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Kyoto Prize in Advanced Technology
("Kyoto Prize in Arts and Philosophy")
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sisterAward |