International award · Japan · 1957
Good Design Award (G-Mark)
submission guide.
A Japanese design award rooted in real life, examining how products and services create value for people, society and the environment.
Visit official siteJury dimensions
- — Humanity
- — Truthfulness
- — Creativity
- — Realization and return
- — Originality
- — Harmony
Submission route
From fit to submission,
keep the evidence clear.
- 01
Confirm eligibility and register
- 02
Submit first-stage information in Japanese or English as allowed
- 03
Prepare for second-stage physical or on-site review where required
- 04
Confirm results and exhibition or communication opportunities
Categories
Materials and physical review
- Product, service and scenario images
- Japanese or English project explanation
- Dimensions, materials, manufacturing and market information
- Sustainability, social-impact and research evidence
Physical requirements: Many product categories may involve a second-stage physical or on-site review; service and system entries can differ.
FAQs
What kind of project fits G-Mark?+
Projects grounded in real life, user relationships and social value are often a natural fit.
Can a non-Japanese project apply?+
Many projects can use English materials, but language and category rules should be checked for the current edition.
