M-1 Grand Prix
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Summary
M-1 Grand Prix is a television program[1]. It ranks in the top 7% of television program entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (17,190 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- Winner: Nakagawake[3], Masudaokada[4], Football Hour[5], Untouchable[6], BLACK MAYONNAISE[7], Tutorial[8], Sandwichman[9], Non Style[10], PUNK BOOBOO[11], Waraimeshi[12], Trendy Angel[13], Gin Shari[14], Toro Salmon[15], Shimofuri Myōjō[16]
- Instance of: comedy competition[17], award[18]
- Genre: variety show[19], owarai bangumi[20], talent show[21]
- Production company: Asahi Television Broadcasting Corporation[22], Yoshimoto kogyo[23], ウインズウイン[24]
- Original language of film or TV show: Japanese[25]
- Presenter: Shinsuke Shimada[26], Kiyoshi Nishikawa[27], Kōji Imada[28], Aya Ueto[29]
- Language of work or name: Japanese[30]
- Original broadcaster: TV Asahi Network[31]
- Country of origin: Japan[32]
- Start time: December 25, 2001[33]
- Organizer: Asahi Television Broadcasting Corporation[34], Yoshimoto kogyo[35]
- Official website: https://www.m-1gp.com/[36]
- Topic's main category: Q9422764[37]
- Topic has template: Q22815839[38]
- Title: M-1グランプリ[39]
- Broadcast by: Asahi Television Broadcasting Corporation[40]
- Social media followers: 278,000[41], 405,000[42], 536,000[43], 607,000[44], 718,000[45]
- Official shop URL: https://shop.fany.lol/shops/m-1gp[46], https://chance.fany.lol/lotteries/1166[47]
Why It Matters
M-1 Grand Prix is known by 11 alternative names across languages and contexts.[48]
FAQs
What awards did M-1 Grand Prix receive?
Honors received include Nakagawake[3], Masudaokada[4], Football Hour[5], and Untouchable[6].