Japan Junior Figure Skating Championships

The Japan Junior Figure Skating Championships (Japanese: 全日本フィギュアスケートジュニア選手権) is a figure skating competition held annually to crown the national champions on the Junior level for Japan. It is the junior level equivalent of the Japan Figure Skating Championships. Skaters who place high enough at this competition can earn invitations to compete at the senior championships.

History

The competition has been held since at least 1932; some medalist records have been lost. It was held in tandem with the senior-level Japan Figure Skating Championships through 1972, when it became a separate event. For much of the event's history, pairs and ice dance events were frequently not held.^[1]

Junior medalists

Singles

Season	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1931–32	Shimosuwa	Akio Hasegawa	Tsuyuko Hiraoka	Tokudaiji	^[1]^[2]

In the 1931—1932 season, junior men and women competed in the same event.^[1]

Men

Season	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1930–31	Sendai	Toshikazu Katayama	Tsugio Hasegawa	Akio Hasegawa	^[3]
1932–33	Tokyo	Nagayoshi Kuroda	Shozo Hoshino	Shunji Togo	^[1]^[4]
1933–34	Osaka	Shozo Hoshino	Shunji Togo	Kenzo Hirose
1934–35	Tokyo	Shozo Hoshino	Shunji Togo	Yoshinari Yamamoto
1935–36		Ryusuke Arisaka	Fujimaru Shodoshima	Hideo Hada	^[1]^[5]
1936–37		Hiroshi Shimakawa	Tetsutaro Tanaka	Fujimaru Shodoshima	^[1]^[4]
1937–38		Tatsuo Kobayashi	Tetsutaro Tanaka	Yorio Iga	^[1]^[5]
1938–39		Tsukasa Kimura	Sakai Katsuyuki	Naoshige Shiota	^[1]^[4]
1939–40		Hachiro Ito	Genji Kondo	Naoshige Shiota	^[1]^[4]
1940–41		Eiichi Sato	Hideo Matsuoka	Shigeo Yasuda	^[1]^[5]
1941–46	No competitions due to World War II				^[1]
1946–47	Hachinohe	Not recorded			^[5]
1947–48	Morioka	Masami Kobayashi	Kashio Takizawa	Takayoshi Asanuma	^[1]
1948–49	Suwa	Competition cancelled
1949–50	Tomakomai	Tatsujiro Kawashima	Sadao Okimoto	Hiroshi Tokue
1950–51	Nikkō	Hiroshi Tokue	Not recorded
1951–52	Tokyo	Hiroshi Okamoto	Masahiro Kobayashi	Yutaka Nakamura	^[1]^[5]
1952–53	Tokyo	Masayuki Unno	Hiroshi Tokue	Katsuicihro Hisanaga	^[1]
1953–54	Osaka	Kazuo Ohashi	Mikio Takeuchi	Hiroshi Kobayashi
1954–55	Tokyo	Hisashi Kuchiki	Hisashi Murakami	Yutaka Doke
1955–56	Kyoto	Yutaka Doke	Yasuhiro Iwata	Makoto Ito
1956–57	Tokyo	Toshihiko Iwata	Naozo Wada	Yoshihiro Ichii
1957–58	Tokyo	Tadashi Maeyama	Naozo Wada	Makoto Ito
1958–59	Osaka	Kazuaki Konno	Kazuhiko Kakita	Shoichiro Tsuzuki
1959–60	Tokyo	Shoichiro Tsuzuki	Kazuhiko Kakita	Hiroshi Bessho
1960–61	Tokyo	Shimanji Usui	Hiroshi Bessho	Akio Takahashi
1961–62	Osaka	Nobuhisa Matsumoto	Masakuni Terano	Yoshiaki Hattori
1962–63	Tokyo	Yoshiaki Hattori	Nobuhisa Matsumoto	Yasuhiko Takahashi
1963–64	Tokyo	Toshimitsu Doke	So Nagai	Nobuo Moriyama
1964–65	Osaka	Katsutoshi Morinaga	Teruo Murase	Hiroshi Nagakubo
1965–66	Tomakomai	Hiroshi Nagakubo	Masayasu Iguchi	Not recorded
1966–67	Tokyo	Masayasu Iguchi	Osamu Takeuchi	Akio Murase
1967–68		Yasusuke Sakai	Takashi Maruo	Teruki Okegawa
1968–69		Teruki Okegawa	Takashi Maruo	Osamu Tanaka
1969–70	Osaka	Yasuhiro Noto	Kazuo Naganuma	Hideo Yokoi
1970–71	Tokyo	Mitsuru Matsumura	Yoshiteru Kagomoto	Takehiko Ibuki
1971–72	Kyoto	Takehiko Ibuki	Fumio Igarashi	Shinji Someya
1972–73	Mito	Shuho Kiyokawa	Hikotaro Kita	Hisao Ozaki
1973–74	Kiryū	Hisao Ozaki	Takashi Mura	Morio Seki
1974–75	Tokyo	Morio Seki	Nagao Kobayashi	Hiroshi Ishizawa
1975–76	Kyoto	Ichiro Kondo	Atsushi Yamagawa	Akira Matsumoto
1976–77	Toyohashi	Makoto Shiotani	Masaru Ogawa	Takehito Kozuka
1977–78	Tokyo	Hiroyuki Oike	Masaaki Masuda	Takashi Yanagida
1978–79	Chiba	Kenji Tanaka	Takashi Yanagida	Atsushi Oshima
1979–80	Tokyo	Makoto Kano	Tatsuya Fuji	Hisao Otsuka
1980–81	Nagano	Hiroshi Sugiyama	Kiyoshi Shintani	Mitsuaki Takeuchi	^[5]
1981–82	Ikaho	Atsushi Tezuka	Tetsuo Abe	Mitsuhiro Murata
1982–83	Kobe	Mitsuhiro Murata	Mitsuaki Takeuchi	Masakazu Kabata
1983–84	Kyoto	Hiroshi Sugiyama	Noritomo Taniuchi	Yoichi Yamazaki
1984–85	Kobe	Hiroshi Sugiyama	Masakazu Kabata	Tomoaki Koyama
1985–86	Kyoto	Tomoaki Koyama	Mitsuhiro Murata	Daisuke Nishikawa
1986–87	Tokyo	Daisuke Nishikawa	Tomoaki Koyama	Yoshiaki Takeuchi
1987–88	Kobe	Masakazu Kagiyama		Kenta Iso
1988–89	Chiba	Masakazu Kagiyama		Fumihiro Oikawa
1989–90	Tokyo	Tomoaki Koyama	Fumihiro Oikawa	Gaku Aiyoshi
1990–91	Osaka	Fumihiro Oikawa	Gaku Aiyoshi	Shin Amano
1991–92	Nagoya	Fumihiro Oikawa	Shin Amano	Gaku Aiyoshi
1992–93	Maebashi	Gaku Aiyoshi	Seiichi Suzuki	Makoto Okazaki
1993–94	Hiroshima	Makoto Okazaki	Naoki Shigematsu	Seiichi Suzuki
1994–95	Kobe	Naoki Shigematsu	Seiichi Suzuki	Takashi Yamamoto
1995–96	Kyoto	Takeshi Honda	Yamato Tamura	Yosuke Takeuchi
1996–97	Yokohama	Yamato Tamura	Taijin Hiraike	Yosuke Takeuchi
1997–98	Nagoya	Yosuke Takeuchi	Taijin Hiraike	Soshi Tanaka
1998–99	Tomakomai	Yosuke Takeuchi	Kensuke Nakaniwa	Soshi Tanaka
1999–00	Osaka	Eiji Iwamoto	Kensuke Nakaniwa	Daisuke Takahashi
2000–01	Nagoya	Soshi Tanaka	Kazumi Kishimoto	Kensuke Nakaniwa
2001–02	Tokyo	Daisuke Takahashi	Ryosuke Sasaki	Makoto Nakata	^[6]
2002–03	Nagoya	Ryo Shibata	Hirokazu Kobayashi	Nobunari Oda	^[7]
2003–04	Kyoto	Kazumi Kishimoto	Nobunari Oda	Yasuharu Nanri	^[8]
2004–05	Osaka	Nobunari Oda	Kazumi Kishimoto	Yasuharu Nanri	^[9]
2005–06	Nagano	Takahiko Kozuka	Takahito Mura	Ryo Shibata	^[10]
2006–07	Hiroshima	Tatsuki Machida	Takahito Mura	Hirofumi Torii	^[11]
2007–08	Sendai	Takahito Mura	Akio Sasaki	Yuzuru Hanyu	^[12]
2008–09	Nagoya	Yuzuru Hanyu	Tatsuki Machida	Daisuke Murakami	^[13]
2009–10	Yokohama	Yuzuru Hanyu	Kento Nakamura	Shoma Uno	^[14]
2010–11	Hitachinaka	Kento Nakamura	Ryuichi Kihara	Ryuju Hino	^[15]
2011–12	Hachinohe	Ryuju Hino	Keiji Tanaka	Ryuichi Kihara	^[16]
2012–13	Nishitōkyō, Tokyo	Ryuju Hino	Shoma Uno	Keiji Tanaka	^[17]
2013–14	Nagoya	Keiji Tanaka	Shoma Uno	Ryuju Hino	^[18]
2014–15	Niigata	Shoma Uno	Sota Yamamoto	Shu Nakamura	^[19]
2015–16	Hitachinaka	Sota Yamamoto	Kazuki Tomono	Daichi Miyata	^[20]
2016–17	Sapporo	Kazuki Tomono	Koshiro Shimada	Mitsuki Sumoto	^[21]
2017–18	Maebashi	Mitsuki Sumoto	Sena Miyake	Tatsuya Tsuboi	^[22]
2018–19	Fukuoka	Tatsuya Tsuboi	Shun Sato	Koshiro Shimada	^[23]
2019–20	Yokohama	Yuma Kagiyama	Shun Sato	Lucas Tsuyoshi Honda	^[24]
2020–21	Hachinohe	Lucas Tsuyoshi Honda	Kao Miura	Sena Miyake	^[25]
2021–22	Nagoya	Kao Miura	Tatsuya Tsuboi	Nozomu Yoshioka	^[26]
2022–23	Hitachinaka	Nozomu Yoshioka	Takeru Amine Kataise	Haruya Sasaki	^[27]
2023–24	Ōtsu	Shunsuke Nakamura	Rio Nakata	Tsudoi Suto	^[28]
2024–25	Hiroshima	Rio Nakata	Sena Takahashi	Taiga Nishino	^[29]
2025–26	Tokyo	Rio Nakata	Taiga Nishino	Daiya Ebihara	^[30]

Women

Season	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1932–33	Tokyo	Tsuyuko Hiraoka	Tamako Togo	Utako Mutsu	^[31]
1933–34	Osaka	Etsuko Inada	Tamako Togo	Mitsuko Tezuka	^[1]
1934–35	Tokyo	Kinuko Ueno	Yoshiko Tsukioka	Reiko Yorioka
1935–36		Reiko Yorioka	Mitsuko Machida	Misako Shachi
1936–37		Misako Shachi	Michiko Yano	Not recorded
1937–38		Tsuyako Yamashita	Hifuko Nozawa	Fusae Fukutani	^[1]^[31]
1938–39		Tsuyako Yamashita	Tomiyo Sato	Yoshiko Kato	^[1]
1939–40		Tomiyo Sato	Reiko Kato	Yoshiko Kato
1940–41		Not recorded
1941–46	No competitions due to World War II
1946–47	Hachinohe	Not recorded
1947–48	Morioka	Nana Aeba	Sakiko Nomura	Not recorded
1948–49	Suwa	Competition cancelled
1949–50	Tomakomai	Yoshiko Kato	Not recorded
1950–51	Nikkō	Kyoko Tokue	Not recorded
1951–52	Tokyo	Not recorded
1952–53	Tokyo	Hisako Honda	Emi Torio	Setsuko Hayasaki
1953–54	Osaka	Yoko Midoro	Setsuko Hayasaki	Hisako Kudo
1954–55	Tokyo	Hisako Kudo	Kazue Takahashi	Taeko Ishino
1955–56	Kyoto	Yuri Mushiake	Taeko Ishino	Junko Onoda
1956–57	Tokyo	Eiko Kaneko	Taeko Ishino	Emiko Oiwa
1957–58	Tokyo	Tokiko Yoshihara	Kazue Takahashi	Emiko Oiwa
1958–59	Osaka	Yoko Oiwa	Kiyoko Akiba	Yukiko Murakami
1959–60	Tokyo	Yukiko Murakami	Kiyoko Akiba	Emiko Tanaka
1960–61	Tokyo	Naoko Tamura	Ritsuko Tanaka	Not recorded
1961–62	Osaka	Noriko Nakajima	Michiko Kasuya	Yukiko Murakami
1962–63	Tokyo	Noriko Nakajima	Sanae Minematsu	Not recorded
1963–64	Tokyo	Sanae Minematsu	Setsuko Miyairi	Noriko Shirota
1964–65	Osaka	Yoko Ishikawa	Reiko Shimizu	Machiko Kitahara
1965–66	Tomakomai	Machiko Kitahara	Sachiko Kobayashi	Noriko Harada
1966–67	Tokyo	Utako Nagamitsu		Kotoe Nagasawa
1967–68		Masako Sakai		Tomoko Nakanishi
1968–69		Sachiko Kobayashi	Chikako Kasahara	Yukiko Harada
1969–70	Osaka	Kuniko Kiyose	Keiko Achiwa	Kyoko Onoda
1970–71	Tokyo	Miwako Ohashi	Shinobu Wataname	Hiromi Ueno
1971–72	Kyoto	Emi Watanabe	Reiko Kobayashi	Mayumi Nakajima
1972–73	Mito	Hisayo Fujiki	Eiko Azuchi	Yasuko Fujimura
1973–74	Kiryū	Eiko Azuchi	Yoko Asaka	Yukimi Matsuo
1974–75	Tokyo	Iguchi Eri	Ayumi Yamaguchi	Kyoko Hagiwara
1975–76	Kyoto	Taemi Seo	Megumi Aotani	Eri Inada
1976–77	Toyohashi	Junko Ito	Tomi Takayama	Masako Kato
1977–78	Tokyo	Ikuko Tobimatsu	Megumi Yanagihara	Chiemi Tsuru
1978–79	Chiba	Hiromi Mizuhara	Masae Miwa	Nobuko Hosokawa
1979–80	Tokyo	Midori Ito	Sachie Yuki	Izumi Aotani
1980–81	Nagano	Tomoko Kawakami	Mihoko Higuchi	Masako Kawai	^[31]
1981–82	Ikaho	Mari Asanuma	Kinuko Ohira	Miki Ohata
1982–83	Kobe	Hisano Horibayashi	Emi Suzuki	Yukiko Kashihara
1983–84	Kyoto	Midori Ito	Sachie Yuki	Izumi Aotani
1984–85	Kobe	Izumi Aotani	Yukiko Kashihara	Masako Kawai
1985–86	Kyoto	Mari Asanuma	Masako Kawai	Yukiko Kashihara
1986–87	Tokyo	Kyoko Ina	Junko Yaginuma	Junko Suda
1987–88	Kobe	Yukiko Kashihara		Mari Kobayashi
1988–89	Chiba	Yuka Sato		Mari Kobayashi
1989–90	Tokyo	Yuka Sato	Mari Kobayashi	Tomoko Kawabata
1990–91	Osaka	Rena Inoue	Yukiko Kawasaki	Mari Kobayashi
1991–92	Nagoya	Kumiko Koiwai	Rena Inoue	Yukiko Kawasaki
1992–93	Maebashi	Rena Inoue	Kumiko Koiwai	Hanae Yokoya
1993–94	Hiroshima	Hanae Yokoya	Rena Inoue	Yukiko Kawasaki
1994–95	Kobe	Shizuka Arakawa	Yukiko Kawasaki	Lucinda Ruh
1995–96	Kyoto		Fumie Suguri	Kumiko Taneda
1996–97	Yokohama		Fumie Suguri	Yuka Kanazawa
1997–98	Nagoya	Yuka Kanazawa	Yoshie Onda	Yuko Kawaguchi
1998–99	Tomakomai	Chisato Shiina		Akiko Suzuki
1999–00	Osaka	Chisato Shiina		Arisa Yamazaki
2000–01	Nagoya	Yukari Nakano	Akiko Suzuki	Miki Ando
2001–02	Tokyo	Miki Ando	Yukari Nakano	Yukina Ota	^[6]
2002–03	Nagoya		Mai Asada	Yukina Ota	^[7]
2003–04	Kyoto			Aki Sawada	^[8]
2004–05	Osaka	Mao Asada		Aki Sawada	^[9]
2005–06	Nagano	Aki Sawada	Nana Takeda	Akiko Kitamura	^[10]
2006–07	Hiroshima	Nana Takeda	Rumi Suizu	Satsuki Muramoto	^[11]
2007–08	Sendai	Rumi Suizu	Yuki Nishino	Shoko Ishikawa	^[12]
2008–09	Nagoya	Haruka Imai	Mari Suzuki	Kanako Murakami	^[13]
2009–10	Yokohama	Kanako Murakami	Haruka Imai	Yukiko Fujisawa	^[14]
2010–11	Hitachinaka	Risa Shoji	Kako Tomotaki	Miyabi Ohba	^[15]
2011–12	Hachinohe	Satoko Miyahara	Kako Tomotaki	Risa Shoji	^[16]
2012–13	Nishitōkyō, Tokyo	Satoko Miyahara	Riona Kato	Rika Hongo	^[17]
2013–14	Nagoya	Rika Hongo	Mai Mihara	Yura Matsuda	^[18]
2014–15	Niigata	Wakaba Higuchi	Kaori Sakamoto	Yuka Nagai	^[19]
2015–16	Hitachinaka	Wakaba Higuchi	Yuna Shiraiwa	Yuhana Yokoi	^[20]
2016–17	Sapporo	Kaori Sakamoto	Yuna Shiraiwa	Marin Honda	^[21]
2017–18	Maebashi	Rika Kihira	Mako Yamashita	Nana Araki	^[22]
2018–19	Fukuoka	Yuhana Yokoi	Nana Araki	Tomoe Kawabata	^[23]
2019–20	Yokohama	Mana Kawabe	Tomoe Kawabata	Hana Yoshida	^[24]
2020–21	Hachinohe	Rino Matsuike	Hana Yoshida	Mao Shimada	^[25]
2021–22	Nagoya	Mao Shimada	Rion Sumiyoshi	Mone Chiba	^[26]
2022–23	Hitachinaka		Mone Chiba	Ami Nakai	^[27]
2023–24	Ōtsu		Ikura Kushida	Rena Uezono	^[28]
2024–25	Hiroshima		Kaoruko Wada	Ikura Kushida	^[29]
2025–26	Tokyo		Mayuko Oka	Mei Okada	^[30]

Pairs

Season	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1959–60	Tokyo	Yukiko Murakami Nagahisa Ono	No other competitors		^[32]
1960–61	Tokyo	Yoko Oiwa Kazuhiko Kakita	Machiko Kinoshita Takatsugu Hashiguchi	Mihoko Ogita Koichi Kawamura
1961–63	No pairs competitors
1963–64	Tokyo	Komako Iwadate Masayasu Iguchi	No other competitors
1964–65	Osaka	Reiko Shimizu Teruo Murase	No other competitors
1965–70	No pairs competitors
1970–71	Tokyo	Miko Maruyama Hirokuni Ichijo	No other competitors
1971–72	Kyoto	Natsuko Iwasaki Etsuo Washino	No other competitors
1972–74	No pairs competitors
1974–75	Tokyo	Kyoko Hagiwara Sumio Murata	Hamae Kato Hiromichi Ogihara	Makoto Ishikawa Masahiro Suga
1975–79	No pairs competitors
1979–80	Tokyo	Sakiko Seno Nagao Kobayashi	No other competitors
1980–85	No pairs competitors
1986—87	Tokyo	Hikaru Tsuchino Takaya Usuda	No other competitors
1987–88	Kobe	Rena Inoue Tomoaki Koyama	Hikaru Tsuchino Takaya Usuda	No other competitors
1988–89	Chiba	Yuki Shoji Takaya Usuda	No other competitors
1989–90	Tokyo	Rena Inoue Tomoaki Koyama	No other competitors
1990–91– 1997–98	No pairs competitors
1998–99	Tomakomai	Makiko Ogasawara Takeo Ogasawara	No other competitors
1999–00	Osaka	Yuko Kawaguchi Alexander Markuntsov	No other competitors
2000–01– 2005–06	No pairs competitors				^[6]^[7]^[8]^[9]^[10]
2006–07	Hiroshima	Narumi Takahashi Komei Yamada	No other competitors		^[11]
2007–08	Sendai	Narumi Takahashi Mervin Tran	No other competitors		^[12]
2008–13	No pairs competitors				^[13]^[14]^[15]^[16]^[17]
2013–14	Saitama	Sumire Suto Konstantin Chizhikov	Ami Koga Francis Boudreau Audet	No other competitors	^[18]
2014–15	Nagano	Ami Koga Francis Boudreau Audet	No other competitors		^[19]
2015–16	Hitachinaka	Riku Miura Shoya Ichihashi	Yoshino Sekiguchi Shunsuke Sekiguchi	No other competitors	^[20]
2016–17	Osaka	Riku Miura Shoya Ichihashi	No other competitors		^[21]
2017–18	Maebashi	Riku Miura Shoya Ichihashi	Marin Ono Kurtis Kazuki Schreiber	No other competitors	^[22]
2018–22	No pairs competitors
2022–23	Hitachinaka	Haruna Murakami Sumitada Moriguchi	No other competitors		^[27]
2023–24	Ōtsu	Sae Shimizu Lucas Tsuyoshi Honda	No other competitors		^[28]
2024–25	Hiroshima	Sae Shimizu Lucas Tsuyoshi Honda	No other competitors		^[29]

Ice dancing

Season	Location	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Ref.
1959–60	Tokyo	Yukiko Murakami Kozo Fujimori	No other competitors		^[33]
1960–61	Tokyo	Yoko Oiwa Haruki Nakamura	Reiko Makino Nobuhisa Matsumoto	Kiyomi Hosaka Seinosuke Tobari
1961–62	No ice dance competitors
1962–63	Tokyo	Noriko Yuzawa Nobuhisa Matsumoto	No other competitors
1963–64	No ice dance competitors
1964–65	Osaka	Reiko Inoue Akimitsu Hirose	Michiko Kasuya Teruo Kato	No other competitors
1965–66	No ice dance competitors
1966–67	Tokyo	Sachiko Kobayashi Masao Ando	Aki Nanbu Makiyuki Otake	Megumi Uchida Toyoshi Koyama
1967–68		Megumi Uchida Toyoshi Koyama	Noriko Harada Naotoshi Nishihama	Nobuko Rokkaku Yasumasa Inokuma
1968–69		Michiyo Yamada Yasumasa Inokuma	Michiko Hosoya Sakae Ishii	Tomoko Sekine Teruki Hikawa
1969–70	Osaka	Keiko Achiwa Yasuhiro Noto	Taeko Hirose Tadashi Kashiyama	Tomiko Naito Hidetoshi Tsuyama
1970–71	No ice dance competitors
1971–72	Kyoto	Yoshiko Nakata Hirohiko Komata	No other competitors
1972–73	No ice dance competitors
1973–74	Kiryū	Tomoko Koide Chikara Hase	Misa Kage Masanori Takeda	Miyuki Ishikawa Hirofumi Kanekiyo
1974–75	Tokyo	Michiko Kitakawa Jun Nanbu	Sakiko Seno Nozomu Sakai	Hisako Fujimoto Yasushi Fujimoto
1975–78	No ice dance competitors
1978–79	Chiba	Sakiko Seno Koji Inokuchi	Rumiko Michigami Tanaka	Naoko Hoshino Nobuhiko Yoshioka
1979–80	Tokyo	Michie Yuki Masao Kobayashi	No other competitors
1980–81	Nagano	Etsuko Naito Hiroaki Tokita	Hikako Tsuchida Masaya Sato	No other competitors
1981–82	Gunma	Aya Nakayama Nagao Kobayashi	Kyoko Takei Hirohisa Motoki	No other competitors
1982–83	Kobe	Kaoru Takino Kenji Takino	Kyoko Takei Hirohisa Motoki	Hisaka Hasegawa Hiroshi Kamiyama
1983–87	No ice dance competitors
1987–88	Kobe	Nakako Tsuzuki Akiyuki Kido	No other competitors
1988–89	Chiba
1989–90	Tokyo
1990–91	Osaka	Mari Kato Daisuke Watanabe	Yuka Ishihara Yosuke Moriwaki	No other competitors
1991–92	Nagoya	Yuki Habuki Akiyuki Kido	Aya Kawai Hisashi Tsuchiya	Akiko Kinoshita Hitoshi Koizumi
1992–93	Maebashi	Yuki Habuki Akiyuki Kido	Akiko Kinoshita Hitoshi Koizumi	Aya Kawai Hisashi Tsuchiya
1993–94	Hiroshima	Akiko Kinoshita Yosuke Moriwaki	Yukie Nogami Daisuke Watanabe	No other competitors
1994–95	Kobe	Akiko Kinoshita Yosuke Moriwaki		No other competitors
1995–96	Kyoto	Rie Arikawa Kenji Miyamoto		Chizu Ogawa Yasuo Ogawa
1996–97	Yokohama	Chizu Ogawa Yasuo Ogawa	Rie Arikawa Kenji Miyamoto	Yukie Nogami Daisuke Watanabe
1997–98	Nagoya	Rie Arikawa Kenji Miyamoto	Chizu Ogawa Yasuo Ogawa	No other competitors
1998–99	Tomakomai	Akiko Fukuzawa Fumiaki Shimokawa	No other competitors
1999–00	Osaka	Minami Sakacho Tatsuya Sakacho	No other competitors
2000–01	Nagoya		Ikuko Chida Atsushi Funabashi	No other competitors
2001–02	Tokyo		No other competitors		^[6]
2002–03	Nagoya				^[7]
2003–04	Kyoto	Ikuko Chida Ayato Yuzawa			^[8]
2004–05	Osaka	Rina Sawayama Taiyo Mizutani	Miki Nakamura Takahito Niwa	No other competitors	^[9]
2005–06	Nagano		Tamaho Sugimoto Aran Ono	No other competitors	^[10]
2006–07	Hiroshima		No other competitors		^[11]
2007–08	Sendai	Haruka Maeda Taiyo Mizutani	Nana Sugiki Ayato Yuzawa	Kaede Hara Kokoro Mizutani	^[12]
2008–09	Nagoya	Nana Sugiki Taiyo Mizutani	Kaede Hara Kokoro Mizutani	No other competitors	^[13]
2009–10	Yokohama	Misato Komatsubara Kokoro Mizutani	No other competitors		^[14]
2010–11	Hitachinaka	Misato Komatsubara Kokoro Mizutani			^[15]
2011–12	Kadoma, Osaka	Misato Komatsubara Kaoru Tsuji			^[16]
2012–13	Nishitōkyō, Tokyo	Nana Sugiki Hiroichi Noguchi			^[17]
2013–14	Nagoya	Shizuru Agata Kentaro Suzuki	Kumiko Maeda Aru Tateno	No other competitors	^[18]
2014–15	Niigata	Rikako Fukase Aru Tateno	Ayumi Takanami Daiki Shimazaki	No other competitors	^[19]
2015–16	Hitachinaka		Kumiko Maeda Junya Watanaba	Himesato Hirayama Kenta Azuma	^[20]
2016–17	Sapporo		Yuka Orihara Kanata Mori	Haruno Yajima Daiki Shimazaki	^[21]
2017–18	Maebashi	Haruno Yajima Daiki Shimazaki	Kiria Hirayama Kenta Higashi	Ayumi Takanami Yoshimitsu Ikeda	^[22]
2018–19	Fukuoka	Ayumi Takanami Yoshimitsu Ikeda	Mai Kashino Yuhi Kashino	No other competitors	^[23]
2019–20	Yokohama	Utana Yoshida Shingo Nishiyama	Ayumi Takanami Yoshimitsu Ikeda	No other competitors	^[24]
2020–21	Hachinohe	Utana Yoshida Shingo Nishiyama	Ayano Sasaki Atsuhiko Tamura	Kaho Yamashita Yuto Nagata	^[25]
2021–22	Nagoya	Nao Kida Masaya Morita	Ayano Sasaki Atsuhiko Tamura		^[26]
2022–23	Hitachinaka	Nao Kida Masaya Morita	Sara Kishimoto Atsuhiko Tamura		^[27]
2023–24	Ōtsu	Sara Kishimoto Atsuhiko Tamura	Kaho Yamashita Yuto Nagata	No other competitors	^[28]
2024–25	Hiroshima	Sara Kishimoto Atsuhiko Tamura	Sumire Yoshida Ibuki Ogahara	Kaho Yamashita Yuto Nagata	^[29]
2025–26	Tokyo	Kaho Yamashita Yuto Nagata	Ayumi Shibayama Tomoki Kimura	Sumire Yoshida Ibuki Ogahara	^[30]

References

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