Japan Open 2014 - ITTF World Tour

TableTennisDaily · Jun 15, 2014

GAC Group 2014 ITTF World Tour, Japan Open (Super) 18 June 2014 - 22 June 2014, Yokohama, Japan

The Gac Group 2014 ITTF World Tour, Japan Open will commence this week on the 18th June and will be held in city of Yokohama. Chinese Taipei's Chuang Chih Yuan leads the Men's Singles Seedings.

Total number of entries so far is: 160

Main Draw

Men's Singles
Women's Singles
Men's Doubles
Women's Doubles

Live matches from the Japan Open can be watched in the ITTF Live Streaming which has playback on demand with integrated chat with TableTennisDaily members!

Chinese Taipei's Chuang Chih Yuan, the World #7 has entered the Japan Open as the #1 seed.

Chuang Chih Yuan no.1 seed - Photo by: ITTF Facebook Page

Men's Singles Seeds

Host Nations Jun Mizutani enters the tournament as the #2 seed - Photo by: Getty Images

01) Chuang Chih-Yuan
02) Jun Mizutani
03) Koki Niwa
04) Chen Chien-An
05) Tang Peng
06) Kenta Matsudaira
07) Andrej Gacina
08) Masato Shiono
09) Patrick Franziska
10) Seiya Kishikawa
11) Jung Youngsik
12) Taku Takakiwa
13) Sharath Kamal Achanta
14) Adrien Mattenet
15) Zhan Jian
16) Wong Chun Ting

For full Men's entries click here.

Women Singles Seeds

Feng Tianwei enters the tournament as the #1 seed - Photo by: gettyimages

01) Feng Tianwei
02) Kasumi Ishikawa
03) Ai Fukuhara
04) Yu Mengyu
05) Sayaka Hirano
06) Li Fen ^
07) Hu Melek
08) Yuka Ishigaki
09) Yu Fu ^
10) Cheng I-Ching
11) Miu Hirano
12) Misaki Morizono
13) Lee I-Chen
14) Misako Wakamiya
15) Yi-Hua Huang
16) Yui Hamamoto

For full Women's entries click here.

Live matches from the Japan Open can be watched in the ITTF Live Streaming which has playback on demand with integrated chat with TableTennisDaily members!

We can use this thread as a means to display all the latest results, videos and news from this spectacular World Tour event! What are your predictions from each event.

Butt Stallion · Jun 16, 2014

is there gonna be a winning price again? I hope an other Stiga Emerald...

agold · Jun 16, 2014

I'm for Mizutani here

dici · Jun 16, 2014

Hope chen chien an will do good

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Sali · Jun 16, 2014

Do not forget about only one chinese playing here Liang Jingkun, he can be very dangerous, at least quaterfinals for him, depends on the schedule.
My vote goes for Masato Shiono, he is really not easy to beat. I think only Chuang can do it.

megabajsaren8 · Jun 16, 2014

Sali said:
Do not forget about only one chinese playing here Liang Jingkun, he can be very dangerous, at least quaterfinals for him, depends on the schedule.
My vote goes for Masato Shiono, he is really not easy to beat. I think only Chuang can do it.

There is many more chinese players then Liang jingkun

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sukrugul45 · Jun 16, 2014

Go Shiono!

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pingpingpongpong · Jun 16, 2014

Tang Peng because only he has a recent victory against a Chinese player. He defeated Yan An at the recent China Open.

underlaydisk · Jun 16, 2014

Cheering for Masato!

perniciousnc · Jun 16, 2014

obviously the top seeded, Chuang Chih-Yuan, Jun Mizutani have high chance.

but I think one of the chinese youngsters might win as wekk, i only watched xx v.s. YU Ziyang, and he obviously lacks experience, but fundamental techniques are real good. these 1996 - 1998 generation is pretty damn good, and these are the few chances they can shine, since there are no chinese senior, and they don't have much pressure right now.

For Fang Bo, I genuinely didn't think fang bo will have many chances after his yesterday defeat in korea open. he probably won't have chance in wttc, and any big tournaments later, except the (1) chinese trial route or by (2) winning lots of world tour tournaments (unlikely). Both his forehand and backhand fundamental technique is not as strong as his colleagues. even without the next generation, zhou yu, xu chenhao, and others will rise above fang bo.

so sad, i predict that fang bo will probably end up being a trainer with the top guns.

bachikho · Jun 16, 2014

dont forget Fang Bo already had a world tour title and he was former world junior champion while Zhou Yu didn't

Alborz · Jun 16, 2014

Chuang Chih-Yuan is going to take it. Jun will have good chance too but i think CCY is going to win this one.

mistreaver · Jun 17, 2014

Go Kenta, i hope you can improve your form in contrast to WTTC here.

ankor24 · Jun 17, 2014

Jun Mizutani will win the Japan Open 2014 !

tan.theveteran · Jun 17, 2014

Finally! Ai fukuhara will be in action!

mahomedy13 · Jun 17, 2014

tan.theveteran said:
Finally! Ai fukuhara will be in action!

What happened to her in the korea open?wasnt she supposed to play in it?

mahomedy13 · Jun 17, 2014

mizutani for the title!go jun!you missed the german title by a hair-length cos you were not feeling well,but now is your chance to claim a title

dici · Jun 18, 2014

mahomedy13 said:
What happened to her in the korea open?wasnt she supposed to play in it?

suppose haven't recovered from ankle injury

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darkky65 · Jun 18, 2014

MJ all the way!

pingpingpongpong · Jun 18, 2014

Ho Kwan Kit undefeated on first day.

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