Japanese Chess Championship
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The women's championship has been largely dominated by Naoko Takemoto (Naoko Takahashi before she married)
Winners
NO. | Held in | Winner | Women's Winner |
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1 | 1968 | Yukio Miyasaka | |
2 | 1969 | Yukio Miyasaka | |
3 | 1970 | Yukio Miyasaka | |
4 | 1971 | Yukio Miyasaka | |
5 | 1972 | Gentaro Gonda | |
6 | 1973 | Gentaro Gonda | |
7 | 1974 | Ken Hamada | Miyoko Watai Miyoko Watai is a Japanese women's chess champion, and the general secretary of the Japan Chess Association. She is a Woman International Master. She lives in the old Kamata ward, which is now part of Ōta, Tokyo.... |
8 | 1975 | Gentaro Gonda | Emiko Nakagawa |
9 | 1976 | Gentaro Gonda | Emiko Nakagawa |
10 | 1977 | Gentaro Gonda | Miyoko Watai Miyoko Watai is a Japanese women's chess champion, and the general secretary of the Japan Chess Association. She is a Woman International Master. She lives in the old Kamata ward, which is now part of Ōta, Tokyo.... |
11 | 1978 | Gentaro Gonda | Miyoko Watai Miyoko Watai is a Japanese women's chess champion, and the general secretary of the Japan Chess Association. She is a Woman International Master. She lives in the old Kamata ward, which is now part of Ōta, Tokyo.... |
12 | 1979 | Gentaro Gonda | Naoko Takemoto |
13 | 1980 | Koobun Oda | Naoko Takemoto |
14 | 1981 | Koobun Oda | Naoko Takemoto |
15 | 1982 | Hiroyuki Nishimura | Naoko Takemoto |
16 | 1983 | Hiroyuki Nishimura | Naoko Takemoto |
17 | 1984 | Hiroyuki Nishimura | Naoko Takemoto |
18 | 1985 | Gentaro Gonda Paul Kuroda |
Naoko Takemoto |
19 | 1986 | Jacques Pineau | Naoko Takemoto |
20 | 1987 | Tomomichi Suzuki | Naoko Takemoto |
21 | 1988 | Loren Schmidt | Naoko Takemoto |
22 | 1989 | Gentaro Gonda | Naoko Takemoto |
23 | 1990 | Joselito Sunga | Naoko Takemoto |
24 | 1991 | Mats Andersson | Naoko Takemoto |
25 | 1992 | Domingo Ramos | Naoko Takemoto |
26 | 1993 | Jacques Pineau | Naoko Takemoto |
27 | 1994 | Hiroyuki Nishimura | Naoko Takemoto |
28 | 1995 | Domingo Ramos Tomohiko Matsuo |
not played |
29 | 1996 | Gentaro Gonda | not played |
30 | 1997 | Gentaro Gonda | not played |
31 | 1998 | Akira Watanabe | not played |
32 | 1999 | Akira Watanabe | not played |
33 | 2000 | Akira Watanabe | not played |
34 | 2001 | Gentaro Gonda | Miyoko Watai Miyoko Watai is a Japanese women's chess champion, and the general secretary of the Japan Chess Association. She is a Woman International Master. She lives in the old Kamata ward, which is now part of Ōta, Tokyo.... Kang Guen Guoko |
35 | 2002 | Simon Bibby | not played |
36 | 2003 | Ryo Shiomi Kiyotaka Sakai |
Emiko Nakagawa |
37 | 2004 | Kiyotaka Sakai | Melody Garcia |
38 | 2005 | Shinya Kojima | Haruko Tanaka |
39 | 2006 | Shinya Kojima Masahiro Baba |
Emiko Nakagawa |
40 | 2007 | Shinsaku Uesugi Shinsaku Uesugi is a FIDE Master of Japan and played for Japan at the 38th Chess Olympic in Dresden, Germany in November 2008. He won the 40th Japan National Chess Championship in May 2007 and became youngest ever National Champion . He also became Co-Champion of the U.S... Shinya Kojima |
Emiko Nakagawa |
41 | 2008 | Shinya Kojima | Emiko Nakagawa |
42 | 2009 | Sam Collins | Narumi Uchida |
43 | 2010 | Ryosuke Nanjo Shinya Kojima |
Narumi Uchida |
NO. | Held in | Winner | Women's Winner |