Английская Википедия:Fukuoka Prize

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The Шаблон:Nihongo is an award established by the city of Fukuoka and the Fukuoka City International Foundation (formerly The Yokatopia Foundation) to honor the outstanding work of individuals or organizations in preserving or creating Asian culture. There are three prize categories: Grand Prize, Academic Prize, and Arts and Culture Prize.

In 1989, Fukuoka held the Asia-Pacific Exposition (referred to as "Yokatopia") with the concept of interaction between the Asia-Pacific region. The prize program was inaugurated in the following year to carry on the spirit of the Expo, and ever since then, the prizes have been given annually and the related official events including the award ceremony and the public forums by the prize winners have been held in every September, also known as "Asian Party" in Fukuoka. In 1999, the school visits were added into the program to give a special lecture to children by the prize winners.

Prize categories

Grand Prize

To be presented to an individual or an organization in either the field of academics or arts and culture. The laureate must have made outstanding contributions to the preservation and creation of Asian culture and have exhibited the significance of Asian culture to the world. The prize is endowed with 5 million yen.

Academic Prize

To be presented to one or two individuals or organizations that have made outstanding achievements in the field of Asian studies, such as social and human sciences, contributing to the world’s understanding of Asia. The prize is endowed with 3 million yen.

Arts and Culture Prize

To be presented to one or two individuals or organizations who have made outstanding contributions in the diverse arts and culture of Asia. The category includes a wide range of fields such as the fine arts, literature, music, drama, dance, film, architecture, and so forth. The prize is endowed with 3 million yen.

Geographical focus

It is limited to East, South, and Southeast Asia.

List of recipients

Year	Category	Name	Nationality	Occupation
1990	Special	Ba Jin	China	Writer
		Akira Kurosawa	Japan	Film director
		Joseph Needham	UK	Scholar of Chinese science history
		Kukrit Pramoj	Thailand	Writer, statesman
1991	Grand	Ravi Shankar	India	Sitar player
	Academic	Taufik Abudullah	Indonesia	Historian, social scientist
		Chie Nakane	Japan	Social anthropologist
	Arts & Culture	Donald Keene	USA	Scholar of Japanese literature & culture
1992	Grand	Kim Won-yong	South Korea	Archaeologist
	Academic	Clifford Geertz	USA	Anthropologist
		Minoru Takeuchi	Japan	Anthropologist
	Arts & Culture	Leandro V. Locsin	Philippines	Architect
1993	Grand	Fei Xiaotong	China	Sociologist, Anthropologist
	Academic	Ungku Abdul Aziz	Malaysia	Economist
		Jiro Kawakita	Japan	Scholar of ethnogeography
	Arts & Culture	Namjilyn Norovbanzad	Mongolia	Vocalist
1994	Grand	Manna Dey	India	Musician
	Academic	Wang Gungwu	Australia	Historian
		Yoneo Ishii	Japan	Scholar of Southeast Asian studies
	Arts & Culture	Padma Subrahmanyam	India	Traditional dancer
1995	Grand	Koentjaraningrat	Indonesia	Anthropologist
	Academic	Hahn Kiun	South Korea	Scholar of education
		Noboru Karashima	Japan	Historian
	Arts & Culture	Nam June Paik	USA	Video artist
1996	Grand	Wang Zhongshu	China	Archaeologist
	Academic	Phan Huy Lê	Vietnam	Historian
		Shinkichi Eto	Japan	Scholar of relations
	Arts & Culture	Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan	Pakistan	Qawwali singer
1997	Grand	Chheng Phon	Cambodia	Dramatist, artist
	Academic	Romila Thapar	India	Historian
		Шаблон:Interlanguage link	Japan	Archaeologist
	Arts & Culture	Im Kwon-taek	South Korea	Film director
1998	Grand	Lee Ki-moon	South Korea	Linguist
	Academic	Stanley Jeyaraja Tambiah	USA	Anthropologist
		Masaaki Ueda	Japan	Historian
	Arts & Culture	R. M. Soedarsono	Indonesia	Dancer, scholar of dance
1999	Grand	Hou Hsiao-hsien	Taiwan	Film director
	Academic	Taryo Obayashi	Japan	Ethnologist
		Nidhi Eoseewong	Thailand	Historian
	Arts & Culture	Tang Da Wu	Singapore	Visual artist
2000	Grand	Pramoedya Ananta Toer	Indonesia	Writer
	Academic	Than Tun	Myanmar	Historian
		Benedict Anderson	Ireland	Scholar of politics
	Arts & Culture	Hamzah Awang Amat	Malaysia	Shadow play master
2001	Grand	Muhammad Yunus	Bangladesh	Economist
	Academic	Yujiro Hayami	Japan	Economist
	Arts & Culture	Thawan Duchanee	Thailand	Painter
		Marilou Diaz-Abaya	Philippines	Film director
2002	Grand	Zhang Yimou	China	Film director
	Academic	Kingsley Muthumuni De Silva	Sri Lanka	Historian
		Anthony Reid	Australia	Historian
	Arts & Culture	Lat	Malaysia	Cartoonist
2003	Grand	Shuzen Hokama	Japan	Scholar of Okinawan studies
	Academic	Reynaldo C. Ileto	Philippines	Historian
	Arts & Culture	Xu Bing	China	Artist
		Dick Lee	Singapore	Singer-songwriter
2004	Grand	Amjad Ali Khan	India	Sarod Maestro
	Academic	Li Yining	China	Economist
		Ram Dayal Rakesh	Nepal	Scholar of folk culture studies
	Arts & Culture	Sembukuttiarachilage Roland Silva	Sri Lanka	Conservator
2005	Grand	Im Dongkwon	South Korea	Folklorist
	Academic	Thaw Kaung	Myanmar	Librarian
	Arts & Culture	Douangdeuane Bounyavong	Laos	Textile researcher
		Tashi Norbu	Bhutan	Traditional Musician
2006	Grand	Mo Yan	China	Writer
	Academic	Shagdaryn Bira	Mongolia	Historian
		Takeshi Hamahita	Japan	Historian
	Arts & Culture	Uxi Mufti	Pakistan	Culture expert
2007	Grand	Ashis Nandy	India	Social and cultural critic
	Academic	Srisakra Vallibhotama (Шаблон:Lang-th)	Thailand	Anthropologist, archaeologist
	Arts & Culture	Ju Ming	Taiwan	Sculptor
		Kim Duk-soo	South Korea	Traditional performing artist
2008	Grand	Ann Hui	Hong Kong	Film
	Academic	Savitri Goonesekere	Sri Lanka	Law
		Shamsul Amri Baharuddin	Malaysia	Social anthropology
	Arts & Culture	Farida Parveen	Bangladesh	Music
2009	Grand	Augustin Berque	France	Cultural geography
	Academic	Partha Chatterjee	India	Political science, history
	Arts & Culture	Minoru Miki	Japan	Music composition
		Cai Guo-Qiang	China	Contemporary art
2010	Grand	Hwang Byungki	South Korea	Music
	Academic	James C. Scott	USA	Political science, anthropology
		Kazuko Mori	Japan	Area studies (contemporary China)
	Arts & Culture	Ong Keng Sen	Singapore	Contemporary performance
2011	Grand	Ang Choulean	Cambodia	Ethnology
	Academic	Cho Dong-il	South Korea	Literature
	Arts & Culture	Niels Gutschow	Germany	Architecture
2012	Grand	Vandana Shiva	India	Environmental philosophy
	Academic	Charnvit Kasetsiri	Thailand	History, politics
	Arts & Culture	Kidlat Tahimik	Philippines	Film
		G.R.Ay. Koes Moertiyah Paku Buwono	Indonesia	Dance
2013	Grand	Tetsu Nakamura	Japan	Cross-cultural understanding, international and grassroots cooperation
	Academic	Tessa Morris-Suzuki	Australia	Asian studies
	Arts & Culture	Nalini Malani	India	Contemporary art
		Apichatpong Weerasethakul	Thailand	Film, visual arts
2014	Grand	Ezra F. Vogel	USA	Sociology
	Academic	Azyumardi Azra	Indonesia	History
	Arts & Culture	Danny Yung	Hong Kong	Theater
2015	Grand	Thant Myint-U	Myanmar	History
	Academic	Ramachandra Guha	India	History, Sociology
	Arts & Culture	Đặng Thị Minh Hạnh	Vietnam	Fashion
2016	Grand	A. R. Rahman	India	Music
	Academic	Ambeth R. Ocampo	Philippines	History
	Arts & Culture	Yasmeen Lari	Pakistan	Architecture
2017	Grand	Pasuk Phongpaichit and Chris Baker	Thailand and UK	Economics and History
	Academic	Wang Ming	China	Public Management
	Arts & Culture	Kong Nay	Cambodia	Music
2018	Grand	Jia Zhangke	China	Film
	Academic	Akira Suehiro	Japan	Economics, Area Studies (Thailand)
	Arts & Culture	Teejan Bai	India	Music
2019	Grand	Randy David	Philippines	Sociology
	Academic	Leonard Blussé	Netherlands	Asian-European Relations since Early Modern time
	Arts & Culture	Makoto Satō	Japan	Theater
2021	Grand	Palagummi Sainath	India	Journalism
	Academic	Kishimoto Mio	Japan	History
	Arts & Culture	Prabda Yoon	Thailand	Creative Arts
2022	Grand	Hayashi Eitetsu	Japan	Music
	Academic	Timon Screech	UK	Art History
	Arts & Culture	Shahzia Sikander	USA	Art
2023	Grand	Thongchai WINICHAKUL	Thailand	History
	Academic	Khatharya UM	U.S.A.	Political Science
	Arts & Culture	ZHANG Lu	China	Film
Source:Fukuoka Prize Website

External links

• Шаблон:Official website