Japan Curling Championships

The Japan Curling Championships (Japanese: 日本カーリング選手権) are the annual Japanese men's and women's curling championships, organized by the Japan Curling Association (JCA). The winners get to represent Japan at the men's and women's World Curling Championships and the next season's Pacific-Asia Curling Championships.

Japan Curling Championships
EstablishedMen's: 1984
Women's: 1988[1]
2020 host cityKaruizawa, Nagano
2020 arenaKaruizawa Ice Park
2020 championMen's: Team Consadole (Skip: Yuta Matsumura)
Women's: Team Loco Solare (Skip: Satsuki Fujisawa)
Current edition

Summary

Qualification

The following teams have the right to participate to this championship.

In 2019 (2018–2019 season)
After 2020 (after 2019–2020 season)[2]
  • Last year's winners and runner-up teams.
  • Top ranked teams in top 50 on WCT ranking at end of last October (without last year's winners and runner-up teams).
  • Teams that won the regional championships (Hokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto, Chubu and Western Japan).
  • Winners of wild-card games by runner-up teams in regional championships.

Format

Round-robins by 9 teams and Page playoffs by qualified 4 teams.

Team names

In Japan, curling teams have historically used freely nicknames instead of skip name. However, JCA restricted the name of the teams that could be only used skip's surname, organization name, association name, residential regional name or school name for the championships from 2005.

Championships

Edition Year Date(s) Host city Arena Teams
Men Women
1[3] 1984 February 26 Sapporo, Hokkaido Makomanai Ice Arena 3 N/A
2[4] 1985 February 24 Sapporo, Hokkaido Makomanai Ice Arena 3
3[5] 1986 February 23 Sapporo, Hokkaido Makomanai Ice Arena 3
4[6] 1987 February 21 – 22 Sapporo, Hokkaido Makomanai Ice Arena 7
5[7] 1988 February 26 – 28 Sapporo, Hokkaido Makomanai Ice Arena 10 4
6[8] 1989 March 10 – 12 Sapporo, Hokkaido Makomanai Ice Arena 12 6
7[9] 1990 February 24 – 26 Sapporo, Hokkaido Makomanai Ice Arena 12 6
8[10] 1991 March 1 – 3 Tokoro, Hokkaido Tokoro Curling Hall 12 6
9[11] 1992 February 28 – March 3 Tokoro, Hokkaido Tokoro Curling Hall 12 8
10[12] 1993 February 26 – 28 Obihiro, Hokkaido Obihiro-no-mori Ice Arena 12 8
11[13] 1994 March 19 – 21 Karuizawa, Nagano Kazakoshi Park Arena 12 6
12[14] 1995 March 8 – 12 Karuizawa, Nagano Kazakoshi Park Arena 8 8
13[15] 1996 February 28 – March 3 Karuizawa, Nagano Kazakoshi Park Arena 8 8
14[16] 1997 February 19 – 23 Karuizawa, Nagano Kazakoshi Park Arena 8 8
15[17] 1998 March 4 – 8 Tokoro, Hokkaido Tokoro Curling Hall 8 8
16[18] 1999 February 24 – 28 Tokoro, Hokkaido Tokoro Curling Hall 10 10
17[19] 2000 February 23 – 27 Karuizawa, Nagano Kazakoshi Park Arena 9 9
18[20] 2001 February 21 – 25 Tokoro, Hokkaido Tokoro Curling Hall 9 9
19[21] 2002 February 27 – March 4 Tokoro, Hokkaido Tokoro Curling Hall 9 9
20[22][23] 2003 February 25 – March 2 Karuizawa, Nagano Kazakoshi Park, SCAP Karuizawa 9 9
21[24] 2004 February 23 – 29 Moseushi, Hokkaido Moseushi Curling Hall 9 8
22[25] 2005 Men: March 23 – 27 Karuizawa, Nagano Kazakoshi Park, SCAP Karuizawa 10
Women: February 23 – 27 Tokoro, Hokkaido Tokoro Curling Hall 9
23[26] 2006 Men: March 1 – 5 Karuizawa, Nagano Kazakoshi Park, SCAP Karuizawa 9
Women: March 8 – 12[27] Aomori, Aomori Aomori City Sports Complex 9
24[28] 2007 Men: February 28 – March 4 Tokoro, Hokkaido Tokoro Curling Hall 9
Women: February 21 – 25[29] Moseushi, Hokkaido Moseushi Curling Hall 9
25[30] 2008 February 6 – 11 Karuizawa, Nagano Kazakoshi Park, SCAP Karuizawa 9 9
26[31] 2009 February 10 – 15 Aomori, Aomori Aomori City Sports Complex 9 9
27[32] 2010 March 6 – 11 Tokoro, Hokkaido Tokoro Curling Hall 9 9
28[33] 2011 February 8 – 13 Nayoro, Hokkaido Sunpillar Park 8 8
29[34] 2012 February 9 – 14 Aomori, Aomori Aomori City Sports Complex 8 8
30[35] 2013 February 12-17 Sapporo, Hokkaido Hokkaido Bank Curling Stadium 8 8
31[36] 2014 March 2-9 Karuizawa, Nagano Kazakoshi Park, Karuizawa Ice Park 9 9
32[37] 2015 February 8-15 Tokoro, Hokkaido ADVICS Tokoro Curling Hall 9 9
33[38] 2016 February 6-13 Aomori, Aomori Michigin Dream Stadium 9 9
34[39] 2017 January 30 – February 5 Karuizawa, Nagano Kazakoshi Park, Karuizawa Ice Park 9 9
35[40] 2018 January 28 – February 4 Nayoro, Hokkaido Sunpillar Park 9 9
36[41] 2019 February 11–17 Sapporo, Hokkaido Hokkaido Bank Curling Stadium 9 9
37[42][43] 2020 February 8–16 Karuizawa, Nagano Kazakoshi Park, Karuizawa Ice Park 9 9
38[44][45] 2021 February 7–14 Wakkanai, Hokkaido Wakkanai City Green Sports Park 7 7

Results

Men

Edition Year Winners Runner-up 3rd
1[3] 1984 Team: Red Pajamas ( Hokkaido)
Katsuo Hara, Shigeru Kosugi, Satoru Asakawa, Kenji Tada, Kazuyuki Man
Team: Sapporo Penguin ( Hokkaido)
Kimio Soji, Kuniyasu Tada, Mitsuhiro Higashikawa, Yoshinori Kasai
Team: Victory ( Hokkaido)
Yuji Yamauchi, Masaaki Yokoyama, Eiichi Kamogawa, Keiji Ito, Fukushige Sato
2[4] 1985 Team: Big Marin ( Hokkaido)
Masami Saito, Yoshiaki Hori, Manabu Isoya, Atsushi Nasu, Koji Ishigaki
Team: Subellows ( Hokkaido)
Shinroku Yamauchi, Shigeyoshi Omi, Koichi Funayama, Hideaki Karasawa, Kazuo Tsunoda
Team: Chasers ( Hokkaido)
Toru Uesugi, Shuichi Morisawa, Tsutomu Kobayashi, Tsutomu Onodera, Yoshikazu Uchida
3[5] 1986 Team: Tokyo Max ( Tokyo)
Hiroyuki Saito, Hiroshi Kobayashi, Junichiro Mitsuno, Hiroyuki Imanari
Team: Matsudo Maple ( Chiba)
Masatoshi Horii, Hiroshi Nagakubo, Shinichi Kimura, Mitsuhiro Toriyabe, Koji Tanaka
Team: Ebeotsu Business Association ( Hokkaido)
Shigeo Morimoto, Keiji Hayami, Shuji Ueda, Hirotaka Ukena, Masayasu Tanioka
4[6] 1987 Team: Tokyo Max ( Tokyo)
Hiroshi Kobayashi, Junichiro Mitsuno, Hiroyuki Imanari, Masamitsu Honda
Team: Nayoro Skyroad ( Hokkaido)
Hiroyuki Kubota, Kenji Sugawara, Michio Hayashi, Masakazu Yamamoto, Koichi Muraoka
Team: City Office Takikawa, Popeyes ( Hokkaido)
Takuji Takami, Kazunori Takeya, Masayuki Mori, Fumitaka Nagase, Hiroyuki Koyachi
5[7] 1988 Team: City Office Takikawa, Popeyes ( Hokkaido)
Fumitaka Nagase, Masayuki Mori, Takuji Takami, Akira Shimizu, Keiji Hayami
Team: Hyouentai ( Tokyo)
Toru Jian, Hiroyuki Mori, Atsushi Kikuchi, Tetsuya Adachi
Team: Nagoya JC Hack ( Aichi)
Michio Yamaguchi, Shigeo Mizuno, Kazumi Kobayashi, Tetsuyuki Tanemura, Hiroyoshi Mizuno
6[8] 1989 Team: Iwakeshu Atoms ( Hokkaido)
Shigenori Sato, Fukuhiro Imabashi, Shigeo Nasu, Toshio Yano, Shinji Miura
Team: City Office Takikawa, Popeyes ( Hokkaido)
Akira Shimizu, Takuji Takami, Masayuki Mori, Fumitaka Nagase, Masanori Baba
Team: City Office Shibetsu, Muteking Jr. ( Hokkaido)
Toshiaki Nakamine, Yasuhiro Hatanaka, Kazuhiro Houmura, Koji Toki, Akihiko Sasaki
7[9] 1990 Team: Iwakeshu Atoms ( Hokkaido)
Shigenori Sato, Fukuhiro Imabashi, Toshio Yano, Shigeo Nasu, Kazunori Kuze
Team: Blue Gale ( Hokkaido)
Atsushi Nasu, Yoshiaki Hori, Ryoji Onodera, Satoshi Eda, Masamichi Mukai
Team: Red Pajamas ( Hokkaido)
Katsuo Hara, Satoru Asakawa, Kazuyuki Man, Yutaka Matsuura, Hiroshi Ishizawa
8[10] 1991 Team: Miracle Takers ( Hokkaido)
Yuichi Kimura, Masahiro Takeuchi, Sadao Sasaki, Naoki Haramaki, Yoshihiro Yamanaka
Team: Wings ( Hokkaido)
Noriyasu Haneishi, Kazunori Kuze, Hisayuki Moriwaki, Yuji Fukao
Team: Iwakeshu Atoms ( Hokkaido)
Shigenori Sato, Fukuhiro Imabashi, Toshio Yano, Hidenori Ando, Shuuichi Tabuchi
9[11] 1992 Team: Iwakeshu Atoms ( Hokkaido)
Fukuhiro Imabashi, Toshio Yano, Yoshiyuki Ohmiya, Takahiro Sekine, Shigenori Sato
Team: Muteking Jr. ( Hokkaido)
Hirofumi Kudo, Kazuhiro Houmura, Toshiaki Nakamine, Hiroshi Chuko, Hidekazu Yotsuji
Team: Blue Gale ( Hokkaido)
Yoshiaki Hori, Atsushi Nasu, Ryoji Onodera, Satoshi Eda, Shinji Miura
10[1] 1993 Team: Iwakeshu Atoms ( Hokkaido)
Fukuhiro Imabashi, Toshio Yano, Yoshiyuki Ohmiya, Takahiro Sekine, Shigenori Sato
Un­known Un­known
11[1] 1994 Team: Iwakeshu Atoms ( Hokkaido)
Fukuhiro Imabashi, Toshio Yano, Yoshiyuki Ohmiya, Takahiro Sekine, Shigenori Sato
Un­known Un­known
12[1] 1995 Team: Miracle Takers ( Hokkaido)
Yuichi Kimura, Masahiro Takeuchi, Yoshihiro Yamanaka, Sadao Sasaki, Yuki Takano
Un­known Un­known
13[1] 1996 Team: Iceman ( Hokkaido)
Hiroshi Sato, Makoto Tsuruga, Shinya Abe, Kazuhito Hori, Yusuke Hirosawa
Un­known Un­known
14[16] 1997 Team: Olympic team (All Japan)
Hirofumi Kudo, Makoto Tsuruga, Hiroshi Sato, Yoshiyuki Ohmiya, Toshiaki Nakamine
Team: Karuizawa Granit ( Nagano)
Yoshikazu Uchida, Hideaki Nagaoka, Tadashi Fujimaki, Tamotsu Matsumura, Hidetaka Sunaga
Team: Iceman ( Hokkaido)
Shinya Abe, Koji Tsuruga, Kunhito Hori, Yusuke Hirosawa, Naoki Kudo
15[17] 1998 Team: Olympic team (All Japan)
Makoto Tsuruga, Hiroshi Sato, Yoshiyuki Ohmiya, Hirofumi Kudo, Toshiaki Nakamine
Team: ZEARTH ( Nagano)
Nagao Tsuchiya, Hideki Ogihara, Katsuji Uchibori, Yuki Inoue, Tamotsu Matsumura
Team: Seaside Curling Club ( Hokkaido)
Kazuhiko Tabusa, Minoru Nakajima, Kazuhito Hori, Yusuke Hirosawa, Shinya Abe
16[18] 1999 Team: Japan national team
Hirofumi Kudo, Makoto Tsuruga, Hiroshi Sato, Yoshiyuki Ohmiya, Toshiaki Nakamine
Team: VICTORY ( Nagano)
Hiroaki Kashiwagi, Jun Nakayama, Kazuto Yanagizawa, Keita Yanagizawa, Takanori Ichimura
Team: Super bloom ( Hokkaido)
Shigenori Suzuki, Nariyuki Matsudaira, Naoki Kudo, Tetsuyuki Marumoto
17[19] 2000 Team: VICTORIOUS ( Nagano)
Hiroaki Kashiwagi, Kazuto Yanagizawa, Takanori Ichimura, Keita Yanagizawa, Yuki Inoue
Team: Japan national team
Makoto Tsuruga, Hiroshi Sato, Kazuhito Hori, Naoki Kudo, Shinya Abe
Team: ETOILE ( Hokkaido)
Hiroshi Tsuruga, Kogo Shiga, Yoshiyuki Ohmiya, Hirotoshi Yamaguchi, Shuichiro Omote
18[20] 2001 Team: VICTORIOUS ( Nagano)
Hiroaki Kashiwagi, Kazuto Yanagizawa, Jun Nakayama, Keita Yanagizawa, Takanori Ichimura
Team: ETOILE ( Hokkaido)
Hiroshi Tsuruga, Yuki Hayashi, Hirotoshi Yamaguchi, Shuichiro Omote, Atsushi Nasu
Team: MAX ( Hokkaido)
Hirofumi Kobayashi, Kogo Shiga, Yuki Sawamukai, Naoyuki Miyashita, Ryoji Onodera
19[21] 2002 Team: VICTORIOUS ( Nagano)
Hiroaki Kashiwagi, Kazuto Yanagizawa, Jun Nakayama, Keita Yanagizawa, Takanori Ichimura
Team: MAX ( Hokkaido)
Hirofumi Kobayashi, Yuki Sawamukai, Naoyuki Miyashita, Ryoji Onodera, Atsushi Nasu
Team: ETOILE ( Hokkaido)
Hiroshi Tsuruga, Kazuhito Hori, Yuki Hayashi, Hirotoshi Yamaguchi, Kogo Shiga
20[23] 2003 Team: VICTORIOUS ( Nagano)
Hiroaki Kashiwagi, Kazuto Yanagizawa, Jun Nakayama, Keita Yanagizawa, Takanori Ichimura
Team: Donkoro Bears ( Hokkaido)
Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Tomiyasu Goshima, Yoshishige Meguro, Yuta Kato, Yukihiro Murakami
Team: Seaside Curling Club ( Hokkaido)
Shinya Abe, Kazuhiko Tabusa, Shinji Miura, Kunhito Hori, Hirotoshi Yamaguchi
21[24] 2004 Team: Super Mariners ( Hokkaido)
Yoshiyuki Ohmiya, Makoto Tsuruga, Kazuhiko Ikawa, Yuji Hirama, Kosuke Aisaka
Team: VICTORIOUS ( Nagano)
Hiroaki Kashiwagi, Kazuto Yanagizawa, Jun Nakayama, Takanori Ichimura
Team: GAFFER ( Aomori Prefecture)
Shinya Abe, Kunhito Hori, Kazuto Yanagizawa, Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi
22[25] 2005 Team: Team Ohmiya ( Hokkaido)
Yoshiyuki Ohmiya, Makoto Tsuruga, Kazuhiko Ikawa, Yuji Hirama, Tsuyoshi Ryutaki
Team: Team Kashiwagi ( Nagano)
Hiroaki Kashiwagi, Jun Nakayama, Takanori Ichimura, Keita Satoh
Team: Karuizawa Junior ( Nagano)
Ryo Ogihara, Tetsuro Shimizu, Yuki Sakamoto, Hayato Sato, Yuta Matsumura
23[26] 2006 Team: Team Asama ( Nagano)
Miki Maysubara, Keita Satoh, Jun Nakayama, Hiroaki Kashiwagi, Yuki Sakamoto
Team: SC Karuizawa Club ( Nagano)
Kosuke Morozumi, Tetsuro Shimizu, Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Yusuke Morozumi, Yoichi Nakasato
Team: Tokoro Association ( Hokkaido)
Kazuhiko Ikawa, Tsuyoshi Ryutaki, Yuki Sawamukai, Makoto Tsuruga, Yuji Hirama
24[28] 2007 Team: SC Karuizawa Club ( Nagano)
Yusuke Morozumi, Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Tetsuro Shimizu, Masanori Sato, Kosuke Morozumi
Team: Team Asama ( Nagano)
Hiroaki Kashiwagi, Yuki Sakamoto, Takanori Ichimura, Yoichi Nakasato
Team: Tokoro Association ( Hokkaido)
Makoto Tsuruga, Tsuyoshi Ryutaki, Kazuhiko Ikawa, Yusaku Shibaya, Yuki Sawamukai
25[30] 2008 Team: SC Karuizawa Club ( Nagano)
Yusuke Morozumi, Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Tetsuro Shimizu, Kosuke Morozumi
Team: Tokyo University ( Tokyo)
Naoki Iwanaga, Shinichiro Ishihara, Jumpei Kanda, Shota Iino, Ryo Ogihara
Team: Tokoro Association ( Hokkaido)
Makoto Tsuruga, Yuki Sawamukai, Tsuyoshi Ryutaki, Tsubasa Sato, Yusaku Shibaya
26[31] 2009 Team: SC Karuizawa Club ( Nagano)
Yusuke Morozumi, Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Tetsuro Shimizu, Kosuke Morozumi
Team: Nagano CA ( Nagano)
Ryo Ogihara, Yasuo Mochida, Takeshi Kano, Hayato Sato, Keita Satoh
Team: Team Tokoro ( Hokkaido)
Makoto Tsuruga, Yuki Sawamukai, Yusaku Shibaya, Ryosuke Haneishi, Ryoji Onodera
27[32] 2010 Team: Team Tokoro ( Hokkaido)
Makoto Tsuruga, Yuki Sawamukai, Yusaku Shibaya, Ryosuke Haneishi, Ryuya Ishigaki
Team: SC Karuizawa Club ( Nagano)
Yusuke Morozumi, Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Tetsuro Shimizu, Kosuke Morozumi
Team: All Kitami ( Hokkaido)
Hiroshi Tsuruga, Koichiro Takada, Yuuki Hayashi, Yuji Kobayashi, Go Wakabayashi
28[33] 2011 Team: Team Tokoro ( Hokkaido)
Makoto Tsuruga, Yuki Sawamukai, Yusaku Shibaya, Ryosuke Haneishi, Taichi Teramachi
Team: City Office Shibetsu ( Hokkaido)
Akihiro Yabunaka, Hisaaki Nakamine, Hirofumi Kudo, Hidekazu Yotsuji, Kazuhito Houmura
Team: Karuizawa C.C. ( Nagano)
Yuta Matsumura, Keita Satoh, Yoshiro Shimizu, Yuki Sakamoto, Yuto Sato
29[34] 2012 Team: Team Kitami ( Hokkaido)
Makoto Tsuruga, Yuki Sawamukai, Yusaku Shibaya, Ryosuke Haneishi, Taichi Teramachi
Team: SC Karuizawa Club ( Nagano)
Yusuke Morozumi, Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Tetsuro Shimizu, Kosuke Morozumi
Team: Kitami Association ( Hokkaido)
Hiroshi Tsuruga, Yuuki Hayashi, Go Wakabayashi, Shigeki Takahashi, Takuroh Mukaihira
30[46] 2013 Team: SC Karuizawa Club ( Nagano)
Yusuke Morozumi, Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Tetsuro Shimizu, Kosuke Morozumi, Yoshiro Shimizu
Team: Team Kitami ( Hokkaido)
Makoto Tsuruga, Yuki Sawamukai, Yusaku Shibaya, Ryosuke Haneishi, Taichi Teramachi
Team: Sapporo ( Hokkaido)
Shinya Abe, Hiroshi Sato, Naomasa Takeda, Yuta Matsumura
31[36] 2014[47] Team: SC Karuizawa Club ( Nagano)
Yusuke Morozumi, Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Tetsuro Shimizu, Kosuke Morozumi
Team: Team Tokyo ( Tokyo)
Naoki Iwanaga, Junpei Kanda, Shota Iino, Shotaro Hashimoto, Shinya Iwamoto
Team: Team Obihiro ( Hokkaido)
Yoshihiro Sakaguchi, Fukuhiro Ohno, Masayuki Fujii, Kou Tanaka, Ryou Kawanishi
32[37] 2015 Team: SC Karuizawa Club
Team: Yusuke Morozumi, Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Tetsuro Shimizu, Kosuke Morozumi
Association: Nagano
Team: Sapporo
Team: Shinya Abe, Yuta Matsumura, Yuki Hayashi, Hiroshi Sato
Association: Hokkaido
Team: Kitami Institute of Technology
Team: Kouji Tsuruga, Yuki Sawamukai, Yusaku Shibatani, Ryosuke Haneishi
Association: Hokkaido
33[38] 2016[48] Team: SC Karuizawa Club
Team: Yusuke Morozumi, Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Tetsuro Shimizu, Kosuke Morozumi
Association: Nagano
Team: Team Tokyo
Team: Junpei Kanda, Naoki Iwanaga, Shota Iino, Shotaro Hashimoto
Association: Tokyo
Team: Sapporo
Team: Shinya Abe, Yuta Matsumura, Yuki Hayashi, Hiroshi Sato
Association: Hokkaido
34[39] 2017[49] Team: SC Karuizawa Club
Team: Yusuke Morozumi, Tetsuro Shimizu, Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Kosuke Morozumi
Association: Nagano
Team: Sapporo
Team: Shinya Abe, Yuta Matsumura, Yuki Hayashi, Hiroshi Sato
Association: Hokkaido
Team: Team Kitami
Team: Yuki Sawamukai, Yusaku Shibaya, Taiga Saito, Ryosuke Haneishi
Association: Hokkaido
35[40] 2018[50] Team: Team Iwai
Team: Go Aoki, Masaki Iwai (skip), Ryotaro Shukuya, Yutaka Aoyama
Association: Hokkaido
Team: Team Hokkaido
Team: Yuta Matsumura, Yasumasa Tanida, Shinya Abe (skip), Kosuke Aita
Association: Hokkaido
Team: Karuizawa CC
Team: Yoshiro Shimizu, Yuki Sakamoto, Riku Yanagisawa, Hayato Sato
Association: Nagano
36[41] 2019[51] Team: Consadole
Team: Yuta Matsumura, Tetsuro Shimizu, Yasumasa Tanida, Shinya Abe
Association: Hokkaido
Team: Team Tokyo
Team: Junpei Kanda, Kosuke Morozumi, Shinya Iwamoto, Shotaro Hashimoto
Association: Tokyo
Team: Sapporo International University
Team: Go Aoki, Masaki Iwai (skip), Ryotaro Shukuya, Kouki Ogiwara
Association: Hokkaido
37 2020 Yuta Matsumura, Tetsuro Shimizu, Yasumasa Tanida, Shinya Abe [52]
Association: Hokkaido
Yusuke Morozumi, Masaki Iwai, Ryotaro Shukuya, Kosuke Morozumi
Association: Nagano
Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi, Riku Yanagisawa, Satoshi Koizumi, Fukuhiro Ohno
Association: Nagano

Women

Edition Year Winners Runner-up 3rd
1 1984N/A
Women's event was not available.
2 1985
3 1986
4 1987
5[7] 1988 Team: Big Bonanza ( Hokkaido)
Sayo Asakawa, Atsuko Asakawa, Setsuko Hara, Keiko Kamogawa, Masako Matsuura
Team: Tohkoh Pavement Ladies ( Hokkaido)
Sanae Ozaki, Utage Matsuzaki, Tomoko Yokoyama, Masumi Yoshikawa, Mayumi Seguchi
Team: Aomori Curling Club ( Aomori)
Yuko Minowada, Katsuyo Namiuchi, Yasuko Kimura, Ikuko Shukunobe, Kazuko Tsushima
6[8] 1989 Team: Kawanishi Construction Women ( Hokkaido)
Minori Kudo, Kaoru Tatesaki, Etsuko Ito, Mayumi Abe, Mayumi Kaneko
Team: Parsons ( Hokkaido)
Ayako Ishigaki, Tomie Yoshida, Yoko Mimura, Keiko Nakata, Yuri Kamada
Team: Big Bonanza ( Hokkaido)
Keiko Kamogawa, Setsuko Hara, Sayo Asakawa, Kumiko Ito
7[9] 1990 Team: Silver Mate ( Hokkaido)
Misako Hayashi, Takako Fujisawa, Kimiko Otomo, Etsuko Kaneda, Fumiko Nakadai
Team: Tokyo Ladies ( Tokyo)
Shigeko Sato, Noriko Kaneuchi, Rie Kobayashi, Kazuko Ueno, Mieko Nagashima
Team: Kawanishi Construction Women ( Hokkaido)
Minori Kudo, Mayumi Abe, Etsuko Ito, Kaoru Tatesaki, Mayumi Seguchi
8[10] 1991 Team: Tohkoh Pavement Ladies ( Hokkaido)
Mayumi Seguchi, Utage Matsuzaki, Rumi Michida, Hidemi Itai, Yukari Mabuchi
Team: Silver Mate ( Hokkaido)
Misako Hayashi, Kimiko Otomo, Takako Fujisawa, Fusako Okada, Saeko Ohe
Team: Kawanishi Construction Women ( Hokkaido)
Minori Kudo, Mayumi Abe, Chieko Horishimizu, Mayumi Kaneko
Team: Parsons ( Hokkaido)
Ayako Ishigaki, Yoko Mimura, Yukiko Nakajima, Yukari Kondo, Keiko Nakata
9[11] 1992 Team: Tohkoh Pavement Ladies ( Hokkaido)
Mayumi Seguchi, Minori Kudo, Mayumi Abe, Utage Matsuzaki, Rumi Michida
Team: Tokyo Marine ( Tokyo)
Nahomi Kawano, Kazuko Ueno, Chris Takayama, Tokiko Igarashi, Yumi Unno
Team: Kawanishi Construction Women ( Hokkaido)
Chieko Horishimizu, Akemi Niwa, Miki Ishikawa, Mayumi Kaneko
10[1] 1993 Team: Tohkoh Pavement Ladies ( Hokkaido)
Mayumi Seguchi, Mayumi Abe, Hidemi Sakai, Miyuki Nonomura
Un­known Un­known
11[1] 1994 Team: Parsons ( Hokkaido)
Ayako Ishigaki, Yoko Mimura, Yukari Kondo, Emi Fujita, Kimiko Uchida
Un­known Un­known
12[1] 1995 Team: Parsons ( Hokkaido)
Ayako Ishigaki, Yoko Mimura, Yukari Kondo, Emi Fujita, Kimiko Uchida
Un­known Un­known
13[1] 1996 Team: Team Ishigaki (All Japan selection)
Ayako Ishigaki, Mayumi Okutsu, Yukari Kondo, Yoko Mimura
Un­known Un­known
14[16] 1997 Team: Olympic team (All Japan)
Mayumi Okutsu, Akiko Katoh, Yukari Kondo, Yoko Mimura, Akemi Niwa
Team: Simsons ( Hokkaido)
Yumie Hayashi, Ayumi Onodera, Mika Konaka, Ai Kobayashi
Team: Tom Collins ( Nagano)
Ayako Uchibori, Reiko Sato, Hatomi Nagaoka, Mika Yoda, Shiho Tsuchiya
15[17] 1998 Team: Olympic team (All Japan)
Mayumi Okutsu, Akiko Katoh, Yukari Kondo, Yoko Mimura, Akemi Niwa
Team: Simsons ( Hokkaido)
Yumie Hayashi, Ayumi Onodera, Mika Hori, Ai Kobayashi, Naomi Kobayashi
Team: Pic Tic ( Nagano)
Yukako Tsuchiya, Yuka Kobayashi, Mika Yoda, Tomoko Sonobe, Junko Sonobe
16[18] 1999 Team: Japan national team
Akiko Katoh, Yumie Hayashi, Akemi Niwa, Ayumi Onodera, Mika Hori
Team: Kawanishi Construction Women ( Hokkaido)
Miki Ishikawa, Emi Fujiwara, Eriko Minatoya, Mayumi Kaneko, Shinobu Aota
Team: Super Lovers ( Hokkaido)
Ai Kobayashi, Megumi Mabuchi, Akiko Yamazaki, Natsuki Yoshida, Yukie Nasu
17[19] 2000 Team: Kawanishi Construction Women ( Hokkaido)
Eriko Minatoya, Shinobu Aota, Emi Fujiwara, Yukari Okazaki, Kotomi Ishizaki
Team: Japan national team
Akiko Katoh, Yumie Hayashi, Ayumi Onodera, Mika Hori
Team: Maplies ( Kanagawa)
Andrea Smith, Shiho Kobayashi, Sachiyo Kobayashi, Misako Ichiba, Tomoko Kato
18[20] 2001 Team: Simsons ( Hokkaido)
Akiko Katoh, Yumie Hayashi, Ayumi Onodera, Mika Konaka
Team: Kawanishi Construction Women ( Hokkaido)
Yukari Okazaki, Emi Fujiwara, Shinobu Aota, Yukari Okazaki, Kotomi Ishizaki
Team: Happy ( Tokyo)
Naomi Kawano, Satoe Kato, Hiroko Ueda, Kaori Hashizume, Kaoru Matsuyama
19[21] 2002 Team: Pocket ( Hokkaido)
Yoko Mimura, Yukari Kondo, Tomie Yoshida, Sueko Shibaya, Sanae Horiguchi
Team: Kawanishi Construction Women ( Hokkaido)
Shinobu Aota, Yukari Okazaki, Eriko Minatoya, Kotomi Ishizaki, Satomi Tsujii
Team: Simsons ( Hokkaido)
Akiko Katoh, Yumie Hayashi, Ayumi Onodera, Mika Konaka
20[23] 2003 Team: Kawanishi Construction Women ( Hokkaido)
Shinobu Aota, Yukari Okazaki, Eriko Minatoya, Kotomi Ishizaki, Satomi Tsujii
Team: Pic.Tic ( Nagano)
Yukako Tsuchiya, Junko Sonobe, Tomoko Sonobe, Chiemi Kameyama, Mitsuki Sato
Team: Ringo Stars ( Aomori)
Ayumi Onodera, Yumie Hayashi, Madoka Sawada, Yuduko Sawada
21[24] 2004 Team: FORTIUS ( Aomori)
Moe Meguro, Yumie Hayashi, Ayumi Onodera, Sakurako Terada
Team: Lovers ( Hokkaido)
Ai Kobayashi, Akiko Yamazaki, Megumi Kobayashi, Natsuki Yoshida, Megumi Mabuchi
Team: Kawanishi Construction Women ( Hokkaido)
Shinobu Aota, Yukari Okazaki, Eriko Minatoya, Kotomi Ishizaki, Mari Motohashi
22[25] 2005 Team: Team Tsuchiya ( Nagano)
Yukako Tsuchiya, Junko Sonobe, Tomoko Sonobe, Chiemi Kameyama, Mitsuki Sato
Team: Team Aomori Association ( Aomori)
Ayumi Onodera, Yumie Hayashi, Mari Motohashi, Sakurako Terada, Moe Meguro
Team: Team Matsumura ( Nagano)
Nagisa Matsumura, Hatomi Nagaoka, Reiko Sato, Shizuka Date
23[27] 2006 Team: Team Aomori ( Aomori)
Ayumi Onodera, Yumie Hayashi, Mari Motohashi, Moe Meguro, Sakurako Terada
Team: Team Nagano ( Nagano)
Yukako Tsuchiya, Junko Sonobe, Tomoko Sonobe, Chiemi Kameyama, Mitsuki Sato
Team: Tokoro Junior High School ( Hokkaido)
Chinami Yoshida, Tomona Nakagawa, Kaho Onodera, Yumi Suzuki, Mayu Ogasawara
24[28][29] 2007 Team: Team Aomori ( Aomori)
Moe Meguro, Mari Motohashi, Mayo Yamaura, Sakurako Terada, Asuka Yogo
Team: Team Nagano ( Nagano)
Yukako Tsuchiya, Junko Sonobe, Tomoko Sonobe, Mitsuki Sato, Miyuki Sato
Team: Tokoro Junior High School ( Hokkaido)
Chinami Yoshida, Kaho Onodera, Yurika Yoshida, Yumi Suzuki
25 2008 Team: Team Aomori ( Aomori)
Moe Meguro, Mari Motohashi, Mayo Yamaura, Kotomi Ishizaki, Anna Ohmiya
Team: Team Nagano ( Nagano)
Yukako Tsuchiya, Junko Sonobe, Tomoko Sonobe, Mitsuki Sato, Miyuki Sato
Team: Team Tokoro ( Hokkaido)
Sayaka Yoshimura, Rina Ida, Risa Ujihara, Mao Ishigaki
26[31] 2009 Team: Team Aomori ( Aomori)
Moe Meguro, Mari Motohashi, Mayo Yamaura, Kotomi Ishizaki, Anna Ohmiya
Team: Tokoro High School ( Hokkaido)
Megumi Mabuchi, Natsuki Yoshida, Kiiko Kawaguchi, Akane Eda, Megumi Tabusa
Team: Karuizawa ( Nagano)
Ayane Matsumura, Yuko Hishida, Emi Shimizu, Masumi Maruyama, Yuriko Yosiike
27[32][53] 2010 Team: Team Aomori ( Aomori)
Moe Meguro, Anna Ohmiya, Mari Motohashi, Kotomi Ishizaki, Mayo Yamaura
Team: Tokoro High School ( Hokkaido)
Sayaka Yoshimura, Rina Ida, Risa Ujihara, Mao Ishigaki
Team: Chubu Electric Power ( Nagano)
Satsuki Fujisawa, Miyo Ichikawa, Emi Shimizu, Miyuki Satoh
28[33] 2011 Team: Chubu Electric Power ( Nagano)
Satsuki Fujisawa, Miyo Ichikawa, Emi Shimizu, Miyuki Satoh, Kai Tsuchiya
Team: Team Aomori ( Aomori)
Shinobu Aota, Mayo Yamaura, Anna Ohmiya, Kotomi Ishizaki
Team: LS Kitami ( Hokkaido)
Mari Motohashi, Yurika Yoshida, Megumi Mabuchi, Akane Eda, Yumi Suzuki
29[34] 2012 Team: Chubu Electric Power ( Nagano)
Satsuki Fujisawa, Miyo Ichikawa, Emi Shimizu, Miyuki Satoh, Chiaki Matsumura
Team: LS Kitami ( Hokkaido)
Mari Motohashi, Yurika Yoshida, Yumi Suzuki, Megumi Mabuchi, Akane Eda
Team: Team Aomori ( Aomori)
Shinobu Aota, Mayo Yamaura, Anna Ohmiya, Kotomi Ishizaki, Jyueri Sakurada
30[46] 2013 Team: Chubu Electric Power ( Nagano)
Satsuki Fujisawa, Miyo Ichikawa, Emi Shimizu, Chiaki Matsumura, Miyuki Satoh
Team: Hokkaido Bank ( Hokkaido)
Ayumi Ogasawara, Yumie Funayama, Kaho Onodera, Chinami Yoshida, Michiko Tomabechi
Team: Sapporo International University ( Hokkaido)
Sayaka Yoshimura, Rina Ida, Risa Ujihara, Mao Ishigaki, Natsuko Ishiyama
31 2014[54] Satsuki Fujisawa, Miyo Ichikawa, Chiaki Matsumura, Emi Shimizu
Association: Nagano
Ayumi Ogasawara, Yumie Funayama, Kaho Onodera, Michiko Tomabechi
Association: Hokkaido
Mari Motohashi, Yurika Yoshida, Megumi Mabuchi, Yumi Suzuki
Association: Hokkaido
32[37] 2015[55] Team: Hokkaido Bank

Team: Ayumi Ogasawara, Sayaka Yoshimura, Kaho Onodera, Anna Ohmiya Association: Hokkaido

Team: LS Kitami
Team: Mari Motohashi, Chinami Yoshida, Yumi Suzuki, Yurika Yoshida
Association: Hokkaido
Team: Fujiyama
Team: Junko Nishimuro, Tori Koana (skip), Misato Yanagisawa, Riko Toyoda
Association: Yamanashi
33[38] 2016[56] Team: LS Kitami
Team: Satsuki Fujisawa, Mari Motohashi, Chinama Yoshida, Yumi Suzuki
Association: Hokkaido
Team: Fujikyu
Team: Junko Nishimuro, Misato Yanagisawa, Tori Koana (skip), Riko Toyoda
Association: Yamanashi
Team: Hokkaido Bank

Team: Ayumi Ogasawara, Sayaka Yoshimura, Kaho Onodera, Anna Ohmiya Association: Hokkaido

34[39] 2017[57] Team: Chubu Electric Power
Team: Chiaki Matsumura, Emi Shimizu, Ikue Kitazawa, Hasumi Ishigooka
Association: Nagano
Team: LS Kitami
Team: Satsuki Fujisawa, Chinami Yoshida, Yumi Suzuki, Yurika Yoshida
Association: Hokkaido
Team: Fujikyu
Team: Junko Nishimuro, Tori Koana (skip), Yuna Kotani, Mao Ishigaki
Association: Yamanashi
35[40] 2018 Team: Fujikyu ( Yamanashi)
Tori Koana, Yuna Kotani, Mao Ishigaki, Arisa Kotani, Junko Nishimuro
Team: Hokkaido Bank ( Hokkaido)
Ayumi Ogasawara, Kaho Onodera, Anna Ohmiya, Yumie Funayama, Sayaka Yoshimura
Team: Chubu Electric Power ( Nagano)
Chiaki Matsumura, Ikue Kitazawa, Seina Nakajima, Hasumi Ishigooka, Emi Shimizu
36[41] 2019 Team: Chubu Electric Power ( Nagano)
Ikue Kitazawa, Chiaki Matsumura, Seina Nakajima, Hasumi Ishigooka, Emi Shimizu
Team: Loco Solare ( Hokkaido)
Satsuki Fujisawa, Chinami Yoshida, Yumi Suzuki, Yurika Yoshida
Team: Hokkaido Bank ( Hokkaido)
Sayaka Yoshimura, Kaho Onodera, Anna Ohmiya, Yumie Funayama
37 2020 Satsuki Fujisawa, Chinami Yoshida, Yumi Suzuki, Yurika Yoshida [52]
Association: Hokkaido
Ikue Kitazawa, Chiaki Matsumura, Seina Nakajima, Hasumi Ishigooka
Association: Nagano
Sayaka Yoshimura, Kaho Onodera, Anna Ohmiya, Yumie Funayama
Association: Hokkaido

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