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The Yamaha Popular Song Contest (ヤマハポピュラーソングコンテスト, Yamaha Popyurā Songu Kontesuto), generally known as Popcon (ポプコン, Popukon), was a Japanese popular music contest which ran from 1969 to 1986. It was sponsored by the Yamaha Music Foundation and was held annually (later, twice a year) at the Yamaha Resort Tsumagoi in Kakegawa, Shizuoka, Japan.
The grand prix winners were to be qualified for the World Popular Song Festival.
The following professional singers have won in some division of awards.
At the Nemu no Sato Yamaha Music Hall, on November 23, 1969.
At the Nemu no Sato Indoor Hall, on November 5, 1970[2]
At the Nemu no Sato Outdoor Hall, on October 9, 1971[3]
At the Nemu no Sato Outdoor Hall, on October 8, 1972[4]
At the Nemu no Sato Outdoor Hall, on May 20, 1973[5]
At the Nemu no Sato Outdoor Hall, on October 13, 1973[6]
At the Nemu no Sato Outdoor Hall, on October 14, 1973[7]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on May 5, 1974[8]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on October 13, 1974[9]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on May 18, 1975[10]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on October 12, 1975[11]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on May 16, 1976[12]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on October 3, 1976[13]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on May 8, 1977[14]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on October 2, 1977[15]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on May 7, 1978[16]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on October 1, 1978[17]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on May 6, 1979[18]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on October 7, 1979[19]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on May 11, 1980[20]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on October 5, 1980[21]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on May 10, 1981[22]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on October 4, 1981[23]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on May 16, 1982[24]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on October 3, 1982[25]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on May 15, 1983[26]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on October 2, 1983[27]
At the Nakano Sun Plaza, on May 13, 1984[28]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on October 7, 1984[29]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on May 12, 1985[30]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on October 6, 1985[31]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on May 11, 1986[32]
At the Tsumagoi Exhibition Hall, on September 29, 1986[33]
