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Events in the year 2014 in Japan.
Additional early elections may be caused by resignations, deaths, recalls, no-confidence votes, etc.
For events in anime, see 2014 in anime. For events in manga, see 2014 in manga. For events in music, see 2014 in Japanese music. For events in television, see 2014 in Japanese television. For Japanese films released this year, see List of Japanese films of 2014 and for films that reached number-one at the Japanese box office, see List of 2014 box office number-one films in Japan.
For the Japanese participation in the 2014 Winter Olympics, see Japan at the 2014 Winter Olympics.
Yoshiko Tanaka was a Japanese actress. She was also famous as a member of the pop group Candies. While a member of Candies, Tanaka was known by the nickname "Sue". Still at the height of its popularity, the group disbanded in 1978. Tanaka was also the sister-in-law of the well-known actress Masako Natsume.
Yukihiro Takiguchi was a Japanese actor, singer, and model affiliated with Stardust Promotion. After modeling in various campaigns, he made his acting debut in the 2004 television series Water Boys 2 and later appeared as Fumizō Sōma from Tadashii Ōji no Tsukurikata, Shōzō Akaike from the Takumi-kun film adaptation series, and Akira Hayase from Kamen Rider Drive.
Ritsuko Matsumoto, known by the pseudonym Hinako Ashihara, was a Japanese manga artist.
This article lists events in 2011 in Japan.
Shūichi Higurashi (日暮修一) was a Japanese manga illustrator and magazine artist. Higurashi was the cover artist for Big Comic, a Japanese manga magazine, for more than forty years, from 1970 until fall 2011.
Yanwari Kazama was a Japanese manga artist.
Events in 2016 in Japanese television.
Ritsuo Horimoto was a Japanese baseball pitcher.
Takashi Inoue was a Japanese actor.
Susumu Takita, known by the stage name Yūsuke Takita, was a Japanese actor. He was born in Kitazawa, Setagaya, Ehara, Tokyo Prefecture. He formerly belonged to Gekidan Haiyūza.
Events in 2018 in Japanese television.
Events in 2019 in Japanese television.
Jun'ya Yokota was a Japanese science fiction writer and a researcher of Meiji era cultural history. He is the winner of multiple Taisho Awards, the Ozaki Memorial Prize, and the Mystery Writers of Japan Award.
Events in 2020 in Japanese television.
Below is a list of events affecting Japanese television in 2022.
Yōko Abe, born Yōko Kishi, 11 June 1928 – 4 February 2024) was a Japanese calligrapher.
Below is a list of events affecting Japanese television in 2023.
Below is a list of events associated with and affecting Japanese television in 2024.
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