2012 MTV Video Music Awards Japan

2012 MTV Video Music Awards Japan
DateJune 23, 2012
LocationMakuhari Messe
Hosted byPerfume
Television/radio coverage
NetworkMTV Japan
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The 2012 MTV Video Music Awards Japan was held in Chiba on June 23, 2012, at the Makuhari Messe and was hosted by Japanese trio Perfume. The nominees were announced on March 21, 2012.[1]

Awards

Video of the Year

Exile — "Rising Sun"

Album of the Year

Girls' Generation — Girls' Generation

  • Coldplay — Mylo Xyloto
  • Juju — You
  • Kara — Super Girl
  • Lady Gaga — Born This Way

Best Male Video

Bruno Mars — "It Will Rain"

Best Female Video

Namie Amuro — "Love Story"

Best Group Video

2PM — "I'm Your Man"

Best New Artist

2NE1 — "I Am The Best"

Best Rock Video

One Ok Rock — "Answer Is Near"

Best Pop Video

Sandaime J Soul Brothers — "Fighters"

Best R&B Video

Miliyah Kato — "Yūsha-Tachi"

Best Hip-Hop Video

Kreva — "Kijun"

Best Reggae Video

Sean Paul — "She Doesn't Mind"

Best Dance Video

Perfume — "Laser Beam"

Best Video from a Film

Bump of Chicken — "Good Luck" (from Always Sanchōme no Yūhi '64)

  • Bruno Mars — "It Will Rain" (from The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn – Part 1)
  • Foo Fighters — "Walk" (from Thor)
  • Ziyoou-Vachi — "Disco" (from Moteki)
  • Superfly — "Ai wo Kurae" (from Smuggler)

Best Collaboration

Namie Amuro featuring After School — "Make It Happen"

Best Choreography

Perfume — "Laser Beam" (choreography by Mikiko)

  • Beyoncé — "Run the World (Girls)" (choreography by Frank Gatson, Sheryl Murakami and Jeffrey Page)
  • Chris Brown — "Yeah 3x"
  • LMFAO — "Party Rock Anthem" (choreography by Hokuto Konishi)
  • Shinee — "Lucifer" (choreography by Rino Okinawa and Jaewon Dancing)

Best Karaokee! Song

Sonar Pocket — "365 Nichi no Love Story."

Live performances

Guest celebrities

References

  1. ^ "Award show to be held on Saturday June 23, 2012 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba Prefecture, Japan" (in Japanese). MTV Asia. 2012-03-21. Archived from the original on 2016-01-21. Retrieved 2010-03-27.

External links

  • MTV Video Music Awards Japan website