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Judo Grand Slam Tokyo

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The Grand Slam Tokyo (formerly Jigoro Kano Cup Tokyo International Judo Tournament (嘉納治五郎杯東京国際柔道大会, Kanō Jigorō Hai Tōkyō Kokusai Jūdō Taikai)) is an international judo competition held as part of the International Judo Federation (IJF) World Tour Grand Slam series.

Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium

The first Jigoro Kano Cup was held at the Nippon Budōkan from November 23 to 26, 1978 and was a consequence of the canceled 1977 World Judo Championships.[1]

Venues

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Past winners

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Men

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Year Extra-lightweight Half-lightweight Lightweight Half-middleweight Middleweight Half-heavyweight Heavyweight Openweight
as Jigoro Kano Cup
1978 Japan  Katsumi Suzuki Japan  Katsunori Akimoto Japan  Kazuo Yoshimura Japan  Shōzō Fujii Japan  Isamu Sonoda East Germany  Dietmar Lorenz Japan  Yasuhiro Yamashita Japan  Yasuhiro Yamashita
1982 Japan  Shinji Hosokawa Japan  Katsuhiko Kashiwazaki Japan  Hidetoshi Nakanishi Japan  Nobutoshi Hikage Soviet Union  Davit Bodaveli Japan  Takeshi Suwa — Japan  Yasuhiro Yamashita
1986 Brazil  Sérgio Pessoa Japan  Yōsuke Yamamoto Japan  Toshihiko Koga Japan  Hirotaka Okada Soviet Union  Alexander Sivtsev Japan  Hitoshi Sugai Japan  Hitoshi Saito
1990 Japan  Tadashi Itakusu Soviet Union  Sergei Kosmynin Japan  Toshihiko Koga Japan  Hidehiko Yoshida France  Jean-Luc Geymond France  Stéphane Traineau Japan  Naoya Ogawa
1992 Japan  Tadashi Itakusu Japan  Kenji Maruyama Japan  Daisuke Hideshima Japan  Tatsuto Mochida Japan  Masahiko Nakamashi Poland  Paweł Nastula Belgium  Harry Van Barneveld
1994 Japan  Ryuji Sonoda Japan  Yukimasa Nakamura Germany  Martin Schmidt Japan  Yoichi Nakamura Japan  Hidehiko Yoshida Japan  Shigeru Okaizumi Germany  Frank Möller Japan  Yoshiharu Makishi
1996 Japan  Tadahiro Nomura Japan  Yukimasa Nakamura South Korea  Kim Dae-wook Japan  Kazunori Kubota France  Vincenzo Carabetta Japan  Yoshio Nakamura Japan  Yoshiharu Makishi Japan  Shinichi Shinohara
1999 Japan  Masato Uchishiba France  Larbi Benboudaoud Uzbekistan  Andrey Shturbabin Japan  Masahiko Tomouchi Netherlands  Mark Huizinga Japan  Tomokazu Inoue Japan  Yasuyuki Muneta —
2001 — Japan  Yoshinori Shimode
2003 Japan  Takeshi Ogawa Japan  Tomoo Torii Japan  Yusuke Kanamaru Japan  Kenzo Nakamura Japan  Yuta Yazaki Japan  Keiji Suzuki Japan  Yasuyuki Muneta —
2005 — Japan  Kōsei Inoue
2006 Austria  Ludwig Paischer Japan  Hiroyuki Akimoto Italy  Francesco Bruyere Japan  Hirotaka Kato South Korea  Hwang Hee-tae Japan  Takamasa Anai Japan  Yohei Takai —
2007 Japan  Hiroaki Hiraoka Poland  Tomasz Kowalski South Korea  Wang Ki-chun South Korea  Song Dae-nam Greece  Ilias Iliadis Japan  Daisuke Kobayashi Japan  Satoshi Ishii
2008 Japan  Kisei Akimoto Japan  Tatsuaki Egusa South Korea  Wang Ki-chun Japan  Masahiko Tomouchi Japan  Takashi Ono Japan  Takamasa Anai Japan  Yohei Takai
as Judo Grand Slam
2009 Japan  Masaaki Fukuoka Japan  Masashi Ebinuma South Korea  Wang Ki-chun United Kingdom  Euan Burton Japan  Takashi Ono South Korea  Hwang Hee-tae Japan  Kazuhiko Takahashi —
2010 Japan  Hirofumi Yamamoto Japan  Masaaki Fukuoka Japan  Riki Nakaya Japan  Takahiro Nakai Japan  Masashi Nishiyama Japan  Takamasa Anai South Korea  Kim Sung-min
2011 Japan  Hirofumi Yamamoto Japan  Tomofumi Takajo Japan  Hiroyuki Akimoto Japan  Tomohiro Kawakami Japan  Masashi Nishiyama Russia  Sergei Samoilovich Russia  Alexander Mikhaylin
2012 Japan  Naohisa Takato Japan  Junpei Morishita Japan  Shohei Ono South Korea  Kim Jae-bum South Korea  Lee Kyu-won Japan  Daisuke Kobayashi South Korea  Kim Sung-min
2013 Japan  Naohisa Takato Japan  Tomofumi Takajo Japan  Riki Nakaya Japan  Takanori Nagase Japan  Mashu Baker Czech Republic  Lukáš Krpálek South Korea  Kim Sung-min
2014 South Korea  Won-Jin Kim Japan  Hifumi Abe Japan  Hiroyuki Akimoto Japan  Takanori Nagase South Korea  Dong-han Gwak South Korea  Cho Gu-ham Russia  Renat Saidov
2015 Japan  Naohisa Takato Japan  Tomofumi Takajo Japan  Hiroyuki Akimoto Georgia (country)  Avtandili Tchrikishvili Japan  Mashu Baker Japan  Ryunosuke Haga Japan  Hisayoshi Harasawa
2016 Japan  Ryuju Nagayama Japan  Hifumi Abe Japan  Soichi Hashimoto Japan  Takanori Nagase Serbia  Aleksandar Kukolj Russia  Kirill Denisov Japan  Takeshi Ōjitani
2017 Japan  Naohisa Takato Japan  Hifumi Abe Japan  Arata Tatsukawa Mongolia  Otgonbaataryn Uuganbaatar Japan  Kenta Nagasawa South Korea  Cho Gu-ham Japan  Yusei Ogawa
2018 Japan  Ryuju Nagayama Japan  Joshiro Maruyama Japan  Shohei Ono Japan  Takeshi Sasaki Japan  Shoichiro Mukai Japan  Aaron Wolf Netherlands  Henk Grol
2019 Japan  Naohisa Takato Japan  Hifumi Abe Japan  Masashi Ebinuma Japan  Takanori Nagase Georgia (country)  Beka Gviniashvili Japan  Ryunosuke Haga Russia  Inal Tasoev
2022 South Korea  Jeon Seung-beom Japan  Joshiro Maruyama Japan  Soichi Hashimoto Japan  Kenya Kohara Japan  Kosuke Mashiyama Italy  Gennaro Pirelli Japan  Hyōga Ōta
2023 Japan  Ryuju Nagayama Japan  Hifumi Abe Azerbaijan  Hidayet Heydarov South Korea  Lee Joon-hwan Japan  Sanshiro Murao   Matvey Kanikovskiy   Tamerlan Bashaev

Women

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Year Extra-lightweight Half-lightweight Lightweight Half-middleweight Middleweight Half-heavyweight Heavyweight
as Jigoro Kano Cup
2007 Cuba  Yanet Bermoy Japan  Misato Nakamura Japan  Aiko Sato Japan  Yoshie Ueno Japan  Masae Ueno France  Céline Lebrun Japan  Mai Tateyama
2008 Japan  Tomoko Fukumi Japan  Yuka Nishida Japan  Kaori Matsumoto Slovenia  Urška Žolnir France  Lucie Décosse China  Yang Xiuli Russia  Elena Ivashchenko
as Judo Grand Slam
2009 Japan  Tomoko Fukumi Japan  Misato Nakamura Japan  Hitomi Tokuhisa Japan  Yoshie Ueno Japan  Mina Watanabe Japan  Akari Ogata Japan  Maki Tsukada
2010 Japan  Tomoko Fukumi Japan  Yuka Nishida Japan  Kaori Matsumoto France  Clarisse Agbegnenou Japan  Haruka Tachimoto France  Audrey Tcheuméo Japan  Megumi Tachimoto
2011 Japan  Haruna Asami Japan  Takumi Miyakawa Japan  Kaori Matsumoto Slovenia  Urška Žolnir Japan  Tomoe Ueno Japan  Akari Ogata Japan  Mika Sugimoto
2012 Japan  Haruna Asami Japan  Yuki Hashimoto Japan  Anzu Yamamoto Japan  Megumi Horikawa Netherlands  Linda Bolder Japan  Ruika Sato Japan  Megumi Tachimoto
2013 Japan  Ami Kondo Japan  Yuki Hashimoto Japan  Nae Udaka Japan  Kana Abe Japan  Chizuru Arai Netherlands  Marhinde Verkerk Japan  Megumi Tachimoto
2014 Japan  Ami Kondo Japan  Yuki Hashimoto Japan  Kaori Matsumoto Slovenia  Tina Trstenjak France  Gévrise Émane United States  Kayla Harrison Japan  Nami Inamori
2015 Japan  Ami Kondo Japan  Misato Nakamura Japan  Tsukasa Yoshida Germany  Martyna Trajdos Japan  Chizuru Arai United States  Kayla Harrison Japan  Nami Inamori
2016 Mongolia  Mönkhbatyn Urantsetseg Japan  Natsumi Tsunoda Japan  Tsukasa Yoshida Austria  Kathrin Unterwurzacher Japan  Saki Niizoe Japan  Ruika Sato Japan  Sarah Asahina
2017 Japan  Ami Kondo Japan  Uta Abe Japan  Tsukasa Yoshida Japan  Miku Tashiro Japan  Yoko Ono Japan  Shori Hamada Japan  Sarah Asahina
2018 Japan  Funa Tonaki Japan  Uta Abe Canada  Jessica Klimkait Japan  Masako Doi Japan  Chizuru Arai Japan  Ruika Sato Cuba  Idalys Ortiz
2019 Japan  Funa Tonaki France  Amandine Buchard Japan  Momo Tamaoki Japan  Masako Doi Japan  Yoko Ono Japan  Mami Umeki Japan  Akira Sone
2022 Japan  Kano Miyaki Japan  Uta Abe Japan  Haruka Funakubo Japan  Miku Takaichi Japan  Saki Niizoe Japan  Rika Takayama Japan  Akira Sone
2023 Japan  Natsumi Tsunoda Japan  Uta Abe Canada  Christa Deguchi Japan  Miku Takaichi Netherlands  Sanne van Dijke Brazil  Mayra Aguiar Japan  Mao Arai
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Judo Grand Slam Tokyo is located in Japan 
Tokyo 
Tokyo
Osaka 
Osaka
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Locations of the Grand Slam Tournaments.

References

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  1. ^ Oon Oon Yeoh: Great Judo Championships of the World. Page 198
  2. ^ "OSAKA GRAND SLAM 2018 JAPAN" (PDF).


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