Japan Open Women

The tournament was first held in 1989, and has featured on the ITTF World Tour's schedule every year since the Tour's inception in 1996.

Sweden's Jan-Ove Waldner and Germany's Timo Boll jointly hold the record for most men's singles tournament wins, with three each, while Wang Nan of China holds the record for most women's singles tournament wins, with four.

In August 2016, it was announced by the ITTF that Tokyo has been chosen as one of six cities to host a "World Tour Platinum" event in 2017. These events will replace the Super Series as the top tier of the ITTF World Tour.

Date	R	Gazde v Oaspeti	-
06/16 07:00	1	Shiwen Liu v Yingsha Sun	3-4
06/16 01:50	2	Miu Hirano v Shiwen Liu	1-4
06/16 01:00	2	Yingsha Sun v Meng Chen	4-1
06/15 08:40	3	Manyu Wang v Yingsha Sun	0-4
06/15 07:00	3	Hitomi Sato v Miu Hirano	0-4
06/15 03:20	3	Fei Liu v Shiwen Liu	1-4
06/15 03:20	3	Yuting Gu v Meng Chen	3-4
06/14 09:30	4	Fei Liu v Sakura Mori	4-3
06/14 09:30	4	Yuting Gu v Zhuojia He	4-2
06/14 09:30	4	Manyu Wang v Xingtong Chen	4-0
06/14 09:30	4	Miu Hirano v Miyu Nagasaki	4-1
06/14 09:30	4	Ho Ching Lee v Meng Chen	0-4
06/14 09:30	4	Jihee Jeon v Shiwen Liu	2-4
06/14 09:30	4	Ning Ding v Hitomi Sato	2-4
06/14 09:30	4	Yingsha Sun v Kasumi Ishikawa	4-0
06/14 05:10	5	Sakura Mori v Saki Shibata	4-3
06/14 05:10	5	Manyu Wang v Yang Wu	4-2
06/14 05:10	5	Hoi Kem Doo v Ho Ching Lee	0-4
06/14 05:10	5	Xiaoxi Che v Xingtong Chen	3-4
06/14 05:10	5	Hina Hayata v Meng Chen	2-4
06/14 05:10	5	Mima Ito v Yuting Gu	2-4
06/14 05:10	5	I-Ching Cheng v Fei Liu	1-4
06/14 05:10	5	Ning Ding v Rui Zhang	4-0
06/14 03:30	5	Zhuojia He v Tianwei Feng	4-2
06/14 03:30	5	Haeun Yang v Shiwen Liu	0-4
06/14 03:30	5	Jihee Jeon v Hsien-Tzu Cheng	4-2
06/14 03:30	5	Ssu-Hua Chiu v Hitomi Sato	1-4
06/14 03:30	5	Miyuu Kihara v Kasumi Ishikawa	0-4
06/14 03:30	5	Miyu Nagasaki v Yuling Zhu	4-1
06/14 03:30	5	Hyowon Suh v Yingsha Sun	0-4

Japan Open Women

Teams

Wikipedia - Japan Open (table tennis)

History