The FX series 'Shōgun' made history at the 2024 Emmy Awards, securing a record total of 18 wins, including Outstanding Drama Series, Outstanding Lead Actor for Hiroyuki Sanada, and Outstanding Lead Actress for Anna Sawai. This marked a significant achievement as it became the first show to win 14 Emmys at the Creative Arts ceremony and set the record for most wins in a single season. The series, which depicts feudal Japan amid civil war, garnered 25 nominations, the second-highest in Emmy history. FX, fueled by 'Shōgun' and 'The Bear,' emerged as the top network, claiming 36 total wins, the first time it surpassed Netflix and HBO in over 15 years. The success of 'Shōgun' has sparked anticipation for a second season, given its critical acclaim and audience reception. During acceptance speeches, both Sanada and Sawai emphasized the collaborative efforts that made the series a remarkable cross-cultural project.