List of awards and nominations received by Yoasobi

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Yoasobi awards and nominations
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Wins41
Nominations62
Note
  1. ↑ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They recognize several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

Japanese duo Yoasobi has received numerous accolades, including ten Japan Gold Disc Awards, five CD Shop Awards, four MTV Video Music Awards Japan, three Space Shower Music Awards, two Japan Record Awards, one Noma Publishing Culture Award, and one Crunchyroll Anime Award, among others.

Awards and nominations

Name of the award ceremony, year presented, award category, nominee(s) of the award, and the result of the nomination
Award ceremonyYearCategoryNominee(s)/work(s)ResultRef.
AMD Award 2020Digital Contents of the Year Yoasobi Won [1]
Anan Award 2020Trend CultureWon [2]
AnimaniA Awards 2024Best Anime Song"Idol"Pending [3]
"Yūsha"Pending
Anime Grand Prix 2023Best Anime Song"Shukufuku"2nd place [4]
Anime Trending Awards2022Ending Theme Song of the Year"Yasashii Suisei"Nominated [5]
2023Opening Theme Song of the Year"Shukufuku"Nominated [6]
2024"Idol"Won [7]
Asian Pop Music Awards 2023Best OST"Yūsha"Nominated [8]
CD Shop Awards 2022Grand Prize (Red) The Book Nominated [9]
Finalist AwardWon
Special AwardWon
Grand Prize (Red) The Book 2 Nominated
Finalist AwardWon
Special AwardWon
2024Grand Prize (Red) The Book 3 Nominated [10]
Finalist AwardWon
Crunchyroll Anime Awards 2022 Best Opening Sequence"Kaibutsu"Nominated [11]
Best Ending Sequence"Yasashii Suisei"Nominated
2024 Best Anime Song"Idol"Won [12]
Best Opening SequenceNominated
Dime Trend Award 2021Best Character AwardYoasobiWon [13]
Japan Anime Record Awards 2023Anime Song Award"Idol"Won [14]
Japan Gold Disc Award 2021Best 5 New ArtistYoasobiWon [15]
2022Song of the Year by Download (Japan)"Kaibutsu"Won [16]
Best 5 Songs by DownloadWon
Song of the Year by Streaming (Japan)Won
Best 5 Songs by StreamingWon
Special AwardYoasobiWon
2024Song of the Year by Download (Japan)"Idol"Won [17]
Best 3 Songs by DownloadWon
Song of the Year by Streaming (Japan)Won
Best 5 Songs by StreamingWon
Japan PR Awards 2023Person of the YearYoasobiWon [18]
Japan Record Awards 2021 Special Achievement AwardWon [19]
2023Special International Music AwardWon [20]
JC / JK Buzzword Award2020Best Person (first half year)Won [21]
Line News Awards 2023Popular Award – ArtistWon [22]
MTV Video Music Awards Japan 2020 Song of the Year"Yoru ni Kakeru"Won [23]
2021 Artist of the YearYoasobiWon [24]
2023 Video of the Year "Idol"Nominated [25]
Best Animation VideoWon [26]
Song of the YearWon
Newtype Anime Awards 2023Best Theme Song2nd place [27]
"Shukufuku"3rd place
Noma Publishing Culture Awards 2021Noma Publishing Culture AwardsYoasobiWon [28]
Pen Creator Awards 2023Creator AwardWon [29]
Reiwa Anisong Awards 2021Best Work Award"Kaibutsu"Nominated [30]
Best Artist Song AwardWon [31]
2022Best Work Award"Shukufuku"Nominated [32]
2023"Idol"Won [33]
Best Anime Song AwardWon [34]
Space Shower Music Awards 2021Song of the Year"Yoru ni Kakeru"Won [35]
2022Best Pop ArtistYoasobiWon [36]
Artist of the YearWon
TikTok Trend Awards 2023Best Music"Idol"Won [37]
Tokio Hot 100 Award 2023Best Performance – JapanYoasobiNominated [38]
Best BuzzNominated
Tokyo Anime Award Festival 2024Best MusicWon [39]
U-Can New Words and Buzzword Awards 2023New Words and Buzzwords Awards
Nominated [40]
Yahoo! Japan Search Awards 2023Best Music"Idol"Won [41]

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