2025 All Japan (Emperor's/Empress's Cup) 1/21-1/26

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Format is best of 5 for stage 1 and best of 7 for stage 2 (from R64 on when top players play)

Last year's winners were Tomokazu Harimoto and Hina Hayata. Who will take the title this year?

Live Stream

Men's Singles Draws

Women's Singles Draws

Junior Boys Singles Draws

Junior Girls Singles Draws

Match List by date/event/table

Schedule:
1/21 Men's and women's singles 1st round to 2nd round
1/22 Men's and women's singles 3rd round. Men's and women's juniors 1st to 2nd round
1/23 Men's and women's singles 4th round. Men's and women's juniors 3rd to 5th round
1/24 Men's and women's singles: 5th round (TOP 32) to 6th round . Junior men's and women's singles: 6th round (quarterfinals) to finals
1/25 Men's and Women's Singles Round 7 (Quarterfinals)
1/26 Men's and Women's Singles Semi-finals and Finals
 
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Hoping for togami and uda to perform well, navigating the website as a non japanese speaker is quite tough, is there a translated draw anywhere?
There are hundreds of participants. Hopefully, I did this right (zeio or Fixpoint feel free to correct me), but I used Google Translate to translate what I believe are the expected matchups in R16 (if these players don't get upset).

MEN

Tomokazu Harimoto
Taimu Arinobu

Yuto Muramatsu
Yuuta Tanaka

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Takagi Kazutaku
Akira Yokotani

Matsushima Sora
Maharu Yoshimura

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Hiroto Shinozuka
Shohei Onodera

Yoshiyama Ryoichi
Yukiya Uda

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Yuya Oshima
Masamoto Kayama

Koki Niwa
Shunsuke Togami



WOMEN

Hayata Hina
Asuka Sasao

Saki Shibata
Kihara Miyu

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Nagasaki Miyu
Odo Satsuki

Yurika Nanba
Yokoi Sakura

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Akae Kaho
Mima Ito

Honoka Hashimoto
Hirano Miu

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Kasumi Kimura
Hitomi Edahiro

Sato Hitomi
Harimoto Miwa
 
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Hoping for togami and uda to perform well, navigating the website as a non japanese speaker is quite tough, is there a translated draw anywhere?
Also, if you want to see everything, you can download the PDF files individually:
Save the PDF file, then go to translate.google.com , click on "Documents", click on "Browse your files", click on the downloaded PDF file, click "Translate", click "Open translation" (or Download translation if you want to keep it on your computer).
 
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There are hundreds of participants. Hopefully, I did this right (zeio or Fixpoint feel free to correct me), but I used Google Translate to translate what I believe are the expected matchups in R16 (if these players don't get upset).

MEN

Tomokazu Harimoto
Taimu Arinobu

Yuto Muramatsu
Yuuta Tanaka

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Takagi Kazutaku
Akira Yokotani

Matsushima Sora
Maharu Yoshimura

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Hiroto Shinozuka
Shohei Onodera

Yoshiyama Ryoichi
Yukiya Uda

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Yuya Oshima
Masamoto Kayama

Koki Niwa
Shunsuke Togami



WOMEN

Hayata Hina
Asuka Sasao

Saki Shibata
Kihara Miyu

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Nagasaki Miyu
Odo Satsuki

Yurika Nanba
Yokoi Sakura

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Akae Kaho
Mima Ito

Honoka Hashimoto
Hirano Miu

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Kasumi Kimura
Hitomi Edahiro

Sato Hitomi
Harimoto Miwa

The 32 players are called "super seeds" and consist of 16 players who ranked within the top 16 in the previous year's tournament, as well as others who meet various criteria such as being ranked within the top 50 in the world. This year, there are 220 female participants and 225 male participants. The other players start from the first round, while the super seeds enter the competition from the fourth round which is R64.

All Japan Table Tennis Championships-2025 WS R64 Draw
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All Japan Table Tennis Championships-2025 MS R64 Draw
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Best chance for Odo, Kihara, and Nagasaki to reach the final with Hayata still recovering.

Miwa is the only one I can see bulldozing her way to the finals.

Time for Ito and Hirano to prove that they aren't past their prime. Only one of them can reach semifinals but whoever does will be there for the first time in a long time (since 2022 for Ito and 2018 for Hirano). If they don't randomly crash out before that of course.
 
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I “kinda” participated in zennihon today. I went to a big venue (Yokohama Budokan) and became a practice partner for a guy from Kyushu playing first round tomorrow.
We played 6 sets in total and unfortunately i got beaten badly but there were a few “super play” to be happy about.


Of course serve receive was where the biggest difference of level could be felt. His short serves were much faster than those I see around my level giving me much less time to react. His footwork was of course much faster than mine but that’s expected with the age gap.

My teammate could get a game out of him

Tomorrow I can see how well he does on tttv
 
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No womans double? :( :(

edit: will we be able to view the matches from tttv.jp without a proxy/vpn ??

edit 2: I see there is another tournament 30-Jan to 2-Feb that will be ONLY doubles (men, women & mixed). The Zen-Noh tournament https://jtta.or.jp/special/28734
JTTA decided to "debloat" Zennihon in the council meeting on 2023/12/9.

No VPNs are needed for tttv.jp.

2025年1月の全日本選手権は一般シングルス・ジュニアと、ダブルスが分離開催。肥大化に歯止めか? 大会史上初の試み
https://world-tt.com/blog/news/archives/140914
最後の7種目開催の「全日本」になるのか。1年後の分離開催に今から戸惑う選手と関係者
https://world-tt.com/blog/news/archives/149234

https://www.tabletennisdaily.com/fo...ll-play-for-another-4-years.35128/post-483004
As hinted by JTTA before, Zennihon Takkyu 2025 to be the first edition where singles and doubles events are held separately. Singles first and doubles the week after.

初の単複分離開催、2025年全日本選手権一般・ジュニアの部およびダブルスの部の競技日程が発表
https://world-tt.com/blog/news/archives/216313

天皇杯・皇后杯 2025年全日本卓球選手権大会(一般・ジュニアの部)
https://jtta.or.jp/tour/24778
全農杯 2025年全日本卓球選手権大会(ダブルスの部)
https://jtta.or.jp/tour/24779
 
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I “kinda” participated in zennihon today. I went to a big venue (Yokohama Budokan) and became a practice partner for a guy from Kyushu playing first round tomorrow.
We played 6 sets in total and unfortunately i got beaten badly but there were a few “super play” to be happy about.


Of course serve receive was where the biggest difference of level could be felt. His short serves were much faster than those I see around my level giving me much less time to react. His footwork was of course much faster than mine but that’s expected with the age gap.

My teammate could get a game out of him

Tomorrow I can see how well he does on tttv
Wow, 全日本経験者!
 
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actually foreigners are not allowed to play in Zennihon singles.
only doubles. but they have of course to earn their place through a qualification tournament.
[there is one for each prefecture]

I did try already 4 times just because we're allowed to, although we know we have no chance at all and the level is way too high and we're 50+ veterans !! We're just "tourists" in this qualification tournament. But in 2022 we were lucky to play another pair of Japanese "tourists" and we won our 1st round match in the qualification tournament (from 0-2 and matchpoint down ! actually we were the logical favorites looking at H2H but we almost choked to death)

This year we faced a very strong pair, and in G1 we lost 0-11 .... and didn't score many more points thereafter... what a nightmare...

whats very cool is we can watch pros playing at the table just next to us...
 
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Best chance for Odo, Kihara, and Nagasaki to reach the final with Hayata still recovering.

Miwa is the only one I can see bulldozing her way to the finals.

Time for Ito and Hirano to prove that they aren't past their prime. Only one of them can reach semifinals but whoever does will be there for the first time in a long time (since 2022 for Ito and 2018 for Hirano). If they don't randomly crash out before that of course.
I think Hirano is going to get a big challenge with Honoka Hashimoto who beat Hirano in one of the domestic trials. Miwa is lucky Hashimoto (who beat Miwa twice this T-League season) is not in her quarter, but I'm sure Hashimoto will provide intel on Miwa to Sato. The big question mark will be Hayata if she can get back up to speed. She looked pretty decent in Doha beating Yokoi 3-0 and taking Chen Yi to a decider.
 
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The 32 players are called "super seeds" and consist of 16 players who ranked within the top 16 in the previous year's tournament, as well as others who meet various criteria such as being ranked within the top 50 in the world. This year, there are 220 female participants and 225 male participants. The other players start from the first round, while the super seeds enter the competition from the fourth round which is R64.

All Japan Table Tennis Championships-2025 WS R64 Draw
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All Japan Table Tennis Championships-2025 MS R64 Draw
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Driven purely by OCPD...

WS
Ai EDAHIRO -> Madoka EDAHIRO
Mizuki TAKETANI -> Misuzu TAKEYA
Satsuki OOTO = Satuski Odo

Natsuki AKAE -> Kaho AKAE
Kazumi KIMURA -> Kasumi KIMURA
Haruna KIZUKA -> Hina KIZUKA

MS
Satoshi EIDA -> Satoshi AIDA
Hiroshi ARIYOSHI -> Taimu ARINOBU
Ayahiro ITO -> Akihiro ITO
Kazutaka TAKAGI -> Taku TAKAKIWA
Hiroyuki HAGIWARA -> Keishi HAGIWARA

Aori ASAZU -> Aoto ASAZU
Masashi TAKAMI -> Masaki TAKAMI
Yasukazu ONO -> Daito ONO
Keiya Kamimura -> Keiya Uemura
 
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Best chance for Odo, Kihara, and Nagasaki to reach the final with Hayata still recovering.

Miwa is the only one I can see bulldozing her way to the finals.

Time for Ito and Hirano to prove that they aren't past their prime. Only one of them can reach semifinals but whoever does will be there for the first time in a long time (since 2022 for Ito and 2018 for Hirano). If they don't randomly crash out before that of course.
Easy path straight to the finals for Ito! She just needs Ando>Kaho, Hashimoto>Hirano, than Sato>Harimoto:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:
Not impossible....
 
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