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Japanese duo Yoasobi has received numerous accolades, including ten Japan Gold Disc Awards, five CD Shop Awards, four MTV Video Music Awards Japan, three Reiwa Anisong Awards, three Space Shower Music Awards, two Japan Record Awards, one Noma Publishing Culture Award, and one Crunchyroll Anime Award, among others.
Yoasobi's debut single "Yoru ni Kakeru", which met commercial successful in Japan and worldwide in 2020, was awarded Song of the Year from the MTV Video Music Awards Japan and Space Shower Music Awards at that year, and resulted in winning Best 5 New Artist at the 35th Japan Gold Disc Award. In 2021, Yosobi received Noma Publishing Culture Awards by Kodansha in honors of excellent contributions to publishing, regardless of its forms, Artist of the Year at the 2021 MTV Video Music Awards Japan and Space Shower Music Awards, and Special Achievement Award at the 63rd Japan Record Awards. The duo's 2021 single "Kaibutsu" won Song of the Year on both Download and Streaming categories for Japanese song at the 36th Japan Gold Disc Award and was nominated for Best Opening Sequence at the 6th Crunchyroll Anime Awards, along with "Yasashii Suisei" for Best Ending Sequence.
In 2023–2024, Yoasobi's most successful single to date "Idol" won numeruos industry awards, including Best Animation Video and Song of the Year at the 2023 MTV Video Music Awards Japan, Best Work and Best Anime Song Awards at 5th Reiwa Anisong Awards, Best Anime Song at the 8th Crunchyroll Anime Awards, Special International Music Award at the 65th Japan Record Awards, Best Music at Line News, TikTok Trend, and Yahoo! Japan Search Awards, and was nominated alongside the anime series Oshi no Ko for U-Can New Words and Buzzword Awards. Furthermore, the duo's EPs The Book , The Book 2 (both 2021), and The Book 3 were nominated for Grand Prize (Red) at the CD Shop Awards.
Award ceremony | Year | Category | Nominee(s)/work(s) | Result | Ref. |
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AMD Award | 2020 | Digital Contents of the Year | Yoasobi | Won | [1] |
Anan Award | 2020 | Trend Culture | Won | [2] | |
AnimaniA Awards | 2024 | Best Anime Song | "Idol" | Nominated | [3] |
"Yūsha" | Nominated | ||||
Anime Grand Prix | 2023 | Best Anime Song | "Shukufuku" | 2nd place | [4] |
2024 | "Idol" | 2nd place | [5] | ||
"Yūsha" | 6th place | ||||
Anime Trending Awards | 2022 | Ending Theme Song of the Year | "Yasashii Suisei" | Nominated | [6] |
2023 | Opening Theme Song of the Year | "Shukufuku" | Nominated | [7] | |
2024 | "Idol" | Won | [8] | ||
2025 | "Yūsha" | Pending | [9] | ||
Asian Pop Music Awards | 2023 | Best OST | Nominated | [10] | |
CD Shop Awards | 2022 | Grand Prize (Red) | The Book | Nominated | [11] |
Finalist Award | Won | ||||
Special Award | Won | ||||
Grand Prize (Red) | The Book 2 | Nominated | |||
Finalist Award | Won | ||||
Special Award | Won | ||||
2024 | Grand Prize (Red) | The Book 3 | Nominated | [12] | |
Finalist Award | Won | ||||
Crunchyroll Anime Awards | 2022 | Best Opening Sequence | "Kaibutsu" | Nominated | [13] |
Best Ending Sequence | "Yasashii Suisei" | Nominated | |||
2024 | Best Anime Song | "Idol" | Won | [14] | |
Best Opening Sequence | Nominated | ||||
Dime Trend Award | 2021 | Best Character Award | Yoasobi | Won | [15] |
Japan Anime Record Awards | 2023 | Anime Song Award | "Idol" | Won | [16] |
Japan Expo Awards | 2024 | Daruma for Best Opening | Won | [17] | |
Japan Gold Disc Award | 2021 | Best 5 New Artist | Yoasobi | Won | [18] |
2022 | Song of the Year by Download (Japan) | "Kaibutsu" | Won | [19] | |
Best 5 Songs by Download | Won | ||||
Song of the Year by Streaming (Japan) | Won | ||||
Best 5 Songs by Streaming | Won | ||||
Special Award | Yoasobi | Won | |||
2024 | Song of the Year by Download (Japan) | "Idol" | Won | [20] | |
Best 3 Songs by Download | Won | ||||
Song of the Year by Streaming (Japan) | Won | ||||
Best 5 Songs by Streaming | Won | ||||
Japan PR Awards | 2023 | Person of the Year | Yoasobi | Won | [21] |
Japan Record Awards | 2021 | Special Achievement Award | Won | [22] | |
2023 | Special International Music Award | Won | [23] | ||
JC / JK Buzzword Award | 2020 | Best Person (first half year) | Won | [24] | |
Line News Awards | 2023 | Popular Award – Artist | Won | [25] | |
MTV Video Music Awards Japan | 2020 | Song of the Year | "Yoru ni Kakeru" | Won | [26] |
2021 | Artist of the Year | Yoasobi | Won | [27] | |
2023 | Video of the Year | "Idol" | Nominated | [28] | |
Best Animation Video | Won | [29] | |||
Song of the Year | Won | ||||
Newtype Anime Awards | 2023 | Best Theme Song | 2nd place | [30] | |
"Shukufuku" | 3rd place | ||||
Noma Publishing Culture Awards | 2021 | Noma Publishing Culture Awards | Yoasobi | Won | [31] |
Pen Creator Awards | 2023 | Creator Award | Won | [32] | |
Reiwa Anisong Awards | 2021 | Best Work Award | "Kaibutsu" | Nominated | [33] |
Best Artist Song Award | Won | [34] | |||
2022 | Best Work Award | "Shukufuku" | Nominated | [35] | |
2023 | "Idol" | Won | [36] | ||
Best Anime Song Award | Won | [37] | |||
Space Shower Music Awards | 2021 | Song of the Year | "Yoru ni Kakeru" | Won | [38] |
2022 | Best Pop Artist | Yoasobi | Won | [39] | |
Artist of the Year | Won | ||||
TikTok Trend Awards | 2023 | Best Music | "Idol" | Won | [40] |
Tokio Hot 100 Award | 2023 | Best Performance – Japan | Yoasobi | Nominated | [41] |
Best Buzz | Nominated | ||||
Tokyo Anime Award Festival | 2024 | Best Music | Won | [42] | |
U-Can New Words and Buzzword Awards | 2023 | New Words and Buzzwords Awards |
| Nominated | [43] |
Yahoo! Japan Search Awards | 2023 | Best Music | "Idol" | Won | [44] |
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