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| 6th Japan Record Awards | |
|---|---|
| Date | December 26, 1964 |
| Venue | Hibiya Public Hall |
| Website | http://www.jacompa.or.jp/reco6.html  |
The 6th Japan Record Award was held on December 26, 1964. [1]
Takayuki Akutagawa
Japan Record Award
Vocalist Award
New Artist Award
Composer Award
Arranger Award
Lyricist Award
Special Award
Planning Award
Children's Song Award
| Song | Singer | Votes |
|---|---|---|
| Ai To Shi O Mitsumete | Kazuko Aoyama | Not mentioned. |
| Koi Wo Surunara | Yukio Hashi | Not mentioned, had a close vote number in runner-up. |
| Yoake No Uta | Youko Kishi | |
| Una Sera Di Tokyo | The Peanuts | Not mentioned. |
| Hiroshi Wada & Mahina Stars | ||
| Osaka Gurashi | Frank Nagai | |
| Tokyo Blues | Sachiko Nishida | |
| Ozashiki Kouta | Hiroshi Wada & Mahina Stars |
Male
| Singer | Votes |
|---|---|
| Teruhiko Saigō | Not mentioned |
| Hachirou Izawa | |
| Mitsuo Kaji |
Female
| Singer | Votes |
|---|---|
| Harumi Miyako | Not mentioned |
| Yumiko Kokonoe | |
| Teruko Hino |
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