2015 MTV Video Music Awards Japan | |
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Date | November 26, 2015 |
Location | Act Square, Tokyo |
Country | Japan |
Hosted by | Verbal |
Most awards | Namie Amuro (3) |
Website | MTV VMAJ 2015 |
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Network | MTV Japan |
The 2015 MTV Video Music Awards Japan was held in Tokyo on November 26, 2015 and was hosted by Verbal from m-flo. [1]
Winners are highlighted in bold. [3] [4]
Video of the Year | Best Male Video – Japan |
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Best Male Video – International | Best Female Video – Japan |
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Best Female Video – International | Best Group Video – Japan |
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Best Group Video – International | Best New Artist Video – Japan |
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Best New Artist Video – International | Best Collaboration |
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Best Rock Artist | Best Hip Hop Artist |
Best R&B Artist | Best Dance Artist Artist |
Best Metal Artist | Best Creativity |
Best Live Performance | Next Break Artist |
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Contribution to Entertainment Award | |
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