People’s Honour Award

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The People’s Honour Award is a prestigious Japanese government commendation given to individuals or groups who have made widely admired achievements that inspire society and bring hope to the public.

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People’s Honour Award canonical 2

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instanceOf Japanese government award
civilian honor
awardedFor achievements that bring hope to the public
achievements that inspire society
widely admired achievements
awardingCriteria contribution to national morale
degree of public admiration
national impact of achievement
awardType medal and certificate
ceremonyLocation Tokyo
country Japan
distinctFrom Medal of Honor (Japan)
Order of Culture
eligibility groups
individuals
field culture
entertainment
other widely admired public achievements
sports
firstAwarded 1977
firstRecipient Sadaharu Oh NERFINISHED
frequency irregular
hasOfficialWebsite Cabinet Office of Japan website
inception 1977
JapaneseName 国民栄誉賞
languageOfName Japanese
locationCountry Japan
notableRecipient Chiyonofuji Mitsugu
Hibari Misora
Hideki Matsui
Hideo Nomo
Ichiro Suzuki
Momoe Yamaguchi
Naomi Osaka
Rikidōzan
Sadaharu Oh NERFINISHED
Shigeo Nagashima NERFINISHED
Yasuhiro Yamashita NERFINISHED
Yuzuru Hanyu
presentedBy Government of Japan
Prime Minister of Japan
purpose to commend individuals or groups whose achievements are widely admired by the public
to honor achievements that give society bright hope and inspiration
relatedTo Japanese honors system
RomanizedName Kokumin Eiyoshō
selectionBy Cabinet of Japan
selectionProcess decided by the Prime Minister with Cabinet approval
status currently awarded
symbolizes gratitude of the Japanese people
targetAudience general public of Japan

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Shigeo Nagashima awardReceived People’s Honour Award
Japanese honors system includes People’s Honour Award