Japan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship

The Japan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship is the national curling championship for mixed doubles curling in Japan. It has been held annually since the 2007–2008 season, organized by the Japan Curling Association (JCA).[1] The winners get to represent Japan at the World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship.[2]

Japan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship
Established2007
2023 host cityWakkanai, Hokkaido
2023 arenaWakkanai City Green Sports Park
2023 championNagano Prefecture Chiaki Matsumura
Hokkaido Yasumasa Tanida

The first three championships (2007, 2008, 2009) were held in December, since then they have been held in February or March.

List of champions and medallists

Team line-ups shows in order: man, woman, coach (if exists).

Edition Year Host city, arena,
dates
Champion[3] Runner-up Bronze
1 2007[4] Tokoro, Hokkaido
Tokoro Curling Hall
December 21–24, 2007
Team Iwate ( Iwate)
M: Kenji Tomabechi
W: Michiko Taira
Team Tokoro ( Hokkaido)
M: Makoto Tsuruga
W: Ayumi Onodera
Tokoro Club ( Hokkaido)
M: Ryoji Onodera
W: Kaho Onodera
2 2008[5] Karuizawa, Nagano
SCAP Karuizawa
December 19–23, 2008
Obihiro ( Hokkaido)
M: Fukuhiro Ohno
W: Atsuko Matsuda
Team Matsumura ( Nagano)
M: Tamotsu Matsumura
W: Nagisa Matsumura
Team Iwate ( Iwate)
M: Kenji Tomabechi
W: Michiko Tomabechi
3 2009[6] Aomori, Aomori
Aomori City Sports Complex
December 19–23, 2009
Hirosaki Health Center, Gappo CC ( Aomori)
M: Naomasa Takeda
W: Tomoko Takeda
Team Iwate ( Iwate)
M: Kenji Tomabechi
W: Michiko Tomabechi
Team Matsumura ( Nagano)
M: Tamotsu Matsumura
W: Nagisa Matsumura
4 2011[7] Karuizawa, Nagano
SCAP Karuizawa
March 2–6, 2011
Team Iwate ( Iwate)
M: Kenji Tomabechi
W: Michiko Tomabechi
C:
Tokyo University of Agriculture ( Hokkaido)
M: Kento Fujisawa
W: Yuka Sohma
Hirosaki Health Center, Gappo CC ( Aomori)
M: Naomasa Takeda
W: Tomoko Takeda
5 2012[8] Tokoro, Hokkaido
Tokoro Curling Hall
February 24 – March 4, 2012
Team Iwate ( Iwate)
M: Kenji Tomabechi
W: Michiko Tomabechi
Team Tokachi ( Hokkaido)
M: Fukuhiro Ohno
W: Yuka Murakami
Team Shibetsu ( Hokkaido)
M: Noriya Sasaki
W: Mika Sasaki
6 2013[9] Karuizawa, Nagano
SCAP Karuizawa
February 20–24, 2013
Team Asama ( Nagano)
M: Hiroaki Kashiwagi
W: Yumiko Sato
Bansei Curling Club ( Hokkaido)
M: Naomasa Takeda
W: Tomoko Takeda
Karuizawa CC ( Nagano)
M: Yasuo Mochida
W: Mitsuki Sato
7 2014[10] Aomori, Aomori
Aomori City Sports Complex
February 19–23, 2014
Karuizawa CC ( Nagano)
M: Yasuo Mochida
W: Mitsuki Sato
C:
Moseushi Association ( Hokkaido)
M: Koji Nisato
W: Yoshiko Miura
Team Sapporo ( Hokkaido)
M: Yuji Yamamoto
W: Mayumi Goriki
8 2015[11] Karuizawa, Nagano
Karuizawa Ice Park
February 25 – March 1, 2015
Team Iwate ( Iwate)
M: Kenji Tomabechi
W: Michiko Tomabechi
Hokkaido University ( Hokkaido)
M: Syunta Mizukami
W: Kotomi Mochizuki
Team Takeda ( Hokkaido)
M: Naomasa Takeda
W: Tomoko Takeda
9 2016[12] Moseushi, Hokkaido
Sesukaushi-cho Curling Hall
February 24–28, 2016
Hokkaido University ( Hokkaido)
M: Takuma Makanae
W: Eri Araki
Team Aoki ( Hokkaido)
M: Go Aoki
W: Haruka Fujii
Sapporo International University ( Hokkaido)
M: Ryotaro Shukuya
W: Nanae Shukuya
10 2017[13] Tokoro, Hokkaido
ADVICS Tokoro Curling Hall
March 1–5, 2017
Team Abe (Hokkaido)
M: Shinya Abe
W: Ayumi Ogasawara
Team Aoki ( Hokkaido)
M: Go Aoki
W: Haruka Fujii
Team Matsumura ( Hokkaido)
M: Yuta Matsumura
W: Sayaka Yoshimura
11 2018[14] Aomori, Aomori
Michinoku Bank Dream Stadium
March 14–18, 2018
Fujisawa/Yamaguchi ( Hokkaido/ Nagano)
M: Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi
W: Satsuki Fujisawa
Team Hirata ( Nagano)
M: Kohsuke Hirata
W: Ikue Kitazawa
Yoshida/Shimizu ( Hokkaido/ Nagano)
M: Tetsuro Shimizu
W: Chinami Yoshida
C: Yasumasa Tanida
12 2019[15] Karuizawa, Nagano
Karuizawa Ice Park
March 12–17, 2019
Fujisawa/Yamaguchi ( Hokkaido/ Nagano)
M: Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi
W: Satsuki Fujisawa
Suzuki/Hirata ( Hokkaido)
M: Kohsuke Hirata
W: Yumi Suzuki
C: Ryoji Onodera
Sapporo International University ( Hokkaido)
M: Ryotaro Shukuya
W: Sayaka Yoshimura
C: Gaku Suzuki
13 2020[16] Sapporo, Hokkaido
Hokkaido Bank Curling Stadium
February 25 – March 1, 2020
Matsumura/Tanida ( Nagano/ Hokkaido)
M: Yasumasa Tanida
W: Chiaki Matsumura
Fujisawa/Yamaguchi ( Hokkaido/ Nagano)
M: Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi
W: Satsuki Fujisawa
Yoshida/Shimizu ( Hokkaido)
M: Tetsuro Shimizu
W: Chinami Yoshida
14 2021[17] Aomori, Aomori
Michinoku Bank Dream Stadium
February 23–28, 2021
Yoshida/Matsumura ( Hokkaido)
M: Yuta Matsumura
W: Yurika Yoshida
Matsumura/Tanida ( Nagano / Hokkaido)
M: Yasumasa Tanida
W: Chiaki Matsumura
Koana/Aoki ( Yamanashi / Hokkaido)
M: Go Aoki
W: Tori Koana
15 2022 cancelled
16 2023[18] Wakkanai, Hokkaido
Wakkanai City Green Sports Park
February 21–26, 2023
Matsumura/Tanida ( Nagano /  Hokkaido)
M: Yasumasa Tanida
W: Chiaki Matsumura
C: Emi Shimizu
Koana/Aoki ( Yamanashi /  Hokkaido)
M: Go Aoki
W: Tori Koana
C: Yoshinori Aoki
Yoshida/Matsumura ( Hokkaido /  Nagano)
M: Yuta Matsumura
W: Yurika Yoshida
C: Yusuke Morozumi

Medal record for curlers

Curler Gold Silver Bronze
Kenji Tomabechi411
Michiko Tomabechi
(Michiko Taira)
411
Satsuki Fujisawa21
Tsuyoshi Yamaguchi21
Chiaki Matsumura21
Naomasa Takeda112
Tomoko Takeda112
Ayumi Ogasawara
(Ayumi Onodera)
11
Yasumasa Tanida21
Yuta Matsumura12
Yasuo Mochida11
Mitsuki Sato11
Shinya Abe1
Eri Araki1
Hiroaki Kashiwagi1
Atsuko Matsuda1
Takuma Makanae1
Fukuhiro Ohno1
Yumiko Kashiwagi
(Yumiko Sato)
1
Yurika Yoshida11
Go Aoki31
Kohsuke Hirata2
Haruka Fujii2
Tamotsu Matsumura11
Nagisa Matsumura11
Ikue Kitazawa1
Yumi Suzuki1
Kento Fujisawa1
Yuka Sohma1
Makoto Tsuruga1
Fukuhiro Ohno1
Yuka Murakami1
Koji Nisato1
Yoshiko Miura1
Syunta Mizukami1
Kotomi Mochizuki1
Sayaka Yoshimura2
Tetsuro Shimizu2
Chinami Yoshida2
Ryotaro Shukuya2
Tori Koana11
Nanae Shukuya1
Ryoji Onodera1
Kaho Onodera1
Noriya Sasaki1
Mika Sasaki1
Yuji Yamamoto1
Mayumi Goriki1

References

  1. Japan Curling Association(in Japanese)
  2. Results – Japan Curling Association(in Japanese) (look at 3rd part "日本ミックスダブルスカーリング選手権" – "Japan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship")
  3. Past Champions – Japan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship(in Japanese)
  4. "JMDCC 2007" (in Japanese). Retrieved 7 March 2020.
  5. "JMDCC 2008" (in Japanese). Retrieved 7 March 2020.
  6. "JMDCC 2009" (in Japanese). Retrieved 7 March 2020.
  7. "JMDCC 2011" (in Japanese). Retrieved 7 March 2020.
  8. "JMDCC 2012" (in Japanese). Retrieved 7 March 2020.
  9. "JMDCC 2013" (in Japanese). Retrieved 7 March 2020.
  10. "JMDCC 2014" (in Japanese). Retrieved 7 March 2020.
  11. "JMDCC 2015" (in Japanese). Retrieved 7 March 2020.
  12. 2016 Japan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship(in Japanese)
  13. 2017 Japan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship(in Japanese)
  14. 2018 Japan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship(in Japanese)
  15. 2019 Japan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship(in Japanese)
  16. "Results". japan-mdcurling.jp. Retrieved March 2, 2020.
  17. "Match Results 14th Zen-Noh Japan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship". Archived from the original on May 22, 2021. Retrieved March 2, 2021.
  18. "試合結果 | 【公式】全農 日本ミックスダブルスカーリング選手権大会2023" [Match Results. Zen-Noh Japan Mixed Doubles Curling Championship 2023]. Retrieved February 27, 2023.

See also

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