Se han anunciado los ganadores de los japoneses premios Seiun de este año, son los siguientes:
Mejor novela traducida
- Ganador: Project Hail Mary, Andy Weir, traducido por Kazuko Onoda (Hayakawa)
- No Enemy but Time, Michael Bishop, traducido por Yutaka Oshima (Takeshobo)
- This Is How You Lose the Time War, Amal El-Mohtar & Max Gladstone, traducido por Kazuko Yamada (Hayakawa)
- The Fated Sky, Mary Robinette Kowal, traducido por Akinobu Sakai (Hayakawa)
- Death’s End, Cixin Liu, traducido por Nozomi Omori, Wan Chai, Sakura Mitsuyoshi & Ko Tomari (Hayakawa)
- Children of Time, Adrian Tchaikovsky, traducido por Masayuki Uchida (Takeshobo)
- Network Effect, Martha Wells, traducido por Naoya Nakahara (Tokyo Sogensha)
- The Man with the Compound Eyes, Wu Ying-Mi, traducido por Satoshi Oguriyama (Kadokawa)
Mejor relato traducido
- Ganador: “The One With the Interstellar Group Consciousnesses”, James Alan Gardner, traducido por Chiori Sada (Federations)
- “The King of Time,” Baoshu, traducido por Kosaku Ai (Hayakawa SF 10/21)
- “A Witch’s Guide to Escape: A Practical Compendium of Portal Fantasies,” Alix. E Harrow, traducido por Fumiyo Harashima (Hayakawa SF 8/21)
- “Power Armor: A Love Story,” David Barr Kirtley, traducido por Naoya Nakahara (Armored)
- “The Man Who Ended History: A Documentary,” Ken Liu, traducido por Yoshimichi Furusawa (Spring of the Universe)
- “Nomad,” Karin Lowachee, traducido por Naoya Nakahara (Armored)
- “Mother Tongues,” S. Qiouyi Lu, traducido por Umiyuri Katsuyama (Shimi no Techou 12/21)
- “Yakiniku Planet,” Liang Qingshan, traducido por Keita Kojima (Chinese & American Enigmatic SF)
Mejor novela japonesa
- Ganador[empate]: Man Kind, Taiyo Fujii (Hayakawa SF)
- Ganador [empate]: Tsuki to Raika to Nosferatu [Irina: The Vampire Cosmonaut], Keisuke Makino (Gagaga Bunko)
- Shūmatsu Nani Shitemasu ka? Mō Ichido dake, Aemasu ka? [What Will You Be Doing at the End? Can I See You Just One More Time?], Akira Kareno (Kadokawa Sneaker Bunko)
- Aoi no Suehime [The Youngest Princess in Blue], Mitsuhiro Monden (Sōgen Suiri Bunko)
- Toukeigai Jitai [A Situation Beyond Statistics], Yuri Shibamura (Hayakawa Bunko JA)
- Uchuu Senkan Yamato: Reimei-hen Aquarius Algorithm [Space Battleship Yamato: Dawn Chapter, Aquarius Algorithm], Yuya Takashima (Kadokawa)
- Kiryu Keisatsu: Hakkotsu Kaidou [Kiryu Police: White Bone Road], Ryoe Tsukimura (Hayakawa Shobō)
- JAGAE Oda Nobunaga Den Kidou [JAGAE Eccentric Legend of Oda Nobunaga], Baku Yumemakura (Shodensha)
Mejor relato corto japonés
- Ganador: “SF Sakka no Taoshikata” [“How to Defeat a Science Fiction Writer”], Satoshi Ogawa (Anomalous Papers 10/19)
- “Shukansha“ [“The Subjectivist”], Koichi Harukure (Hayakawa SF 8-10/21)
- “UchiAka-shic Record” [“Anonymous Akashic Records”], Yuba Isukari (Hayakawa SF 6/21)
- “Nana Okunin no Pessimist” [“Seven Billion Pessimists”], Nirou Katase (Hayakawa SF 8/21)
- “Souji to Souji Yougu no Jinruishi” [“A Human History of Cleaning & Cleaning Equipment”], Yuri Matsuzaki (Anomalous Papers 10/19)
- “Shintai wo Uru Koto” [“Selling The Body”], Miyuki Ono (Hayakawa SF 8/21)
- “Musekitsui-doubutsu no Souzouryoku to Souzousei ni Tsuite” [“On the Imagination and Creativity of Invertebrates], Yuichi Sakanaga (Kawade Shobo Shinsha NOVA 2021 Summer Issue, 4/6)
- “Kisho ga Watashi wo Ningen ni Shitekureta” [“You Made Me Human”], Todoki Uka (Hayakawa SF 2/21)
¡Enhorabuena a los ganadores!