M-1 Grand Prix

Summary

M-1 Grand Prix is a television program^[1]. It is known by 8 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]

Key Facts

• M-1 Grand Prix won the Nakagawake^[3].
• M-1 Grand Prix won the Masudaokada^[4].
• M-1 Grand Prix won the Football Hour^[5].
• M-1 Grand Prix won the Untouchable^[6].
• M-1 Grand Prix won the BLACK MAYONNAISE^[7].
• M-1 Grand Prix won the Tutorial^[8].
• M-1 Grand Prix's instance of is recorded as television program^[9].
• M-1 Grand Prix's instance of is recorded as comedy competition^[10].
• M-1 Grand Prix's instance of is recorded as award^[11].
• M-1 Grand Prix's genre is variety show^[12].
• M-1 Grand Prix's genre is owarai bangumi^[13].
• M-1 Grand Prix's genre is talent show^[14].
• M-1 Grand Prix's production company is recorded as Asahi Television Broadcasting Corporation^[15].
• M-1 Grand Prix's production company is recorded as Yoshimoto kogyo^[16].
• M-1 Grand Prix's production company is recorded as Q11288391^[17].
• The original language of M-1 Grand Prix was Japanese^[18].
• M-1 Grand Prix's presenter is recorded as Shinsuke Shimada^[19].
• M-1 Grand Prix's presenter is recorded as Kiyoshi Nishikawa^[20].
• M-1 Grand Prix's presenter is recorded as Kōji Imada^[21].
• M-1 Grand Prix's presenter is recorded as Aya Ueto^[22].
• M-1 Grand Prix's language of work or name is recorded as Japanese^[23].
• M-1 Grand Prix's original broadcaster is recorded as TV Asahi Network^[24].
• M-1 Grand Prix's country of origin is recorded as Japan^[25].
• M-1 Grand Prix began on December 25, 2001^[26].
• M-1 Grand Prix's organizer is recorded as Asahi Television Broadcasting Corporation^[27].

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Publication

The original language of M-1 Grand Prix was Japanese^[18]. Its language of work or name is recorded as Japanese^[23]. Genres include variety show^[12], owarai bangumi^[13], and talent show^[14].

Reception

Wins include Nakagawake^[3], a double act^[28], founded in 1992^[29]; Masudaokada^[4], a double act^[30], in Japan^[31]; Football Hour^[5], a double act^[32]; Untouchable^[6], a double act^[33]; BLACK MAYONNAISE^[7], a double act^[34]; and Tutorial^[8], a double act^[35], founded in 1998^[36].

Why It Matters

M-1 Grand Prix is known by 8 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[2]

FAQs

What awards did M-1 Grand Prix receive?

Honors received include Nakagawake^[3], Masudaokada^[4], Football Hour^[5], and Untouchable^[6].