Japan LPGA Tour Championship - Winners

Winners

  • 2012 Lee Bo-Mee ( South Korea)
  • 2011 Jeon Mi-jeong ( South Korea)
  • 2010 Inbee Park ( South Korea)
  • 2009 Sakura Yokomine
  • 2008 Miho Koga
  • 2007 Miho Koga
  • 2006 Sakura Yokomine
  • 2005 Shiho Oyama
  • 2004 Yuri Fudoh
  • 2003 Yuri Fudoh
  • 2002 Woo-Soon Ko ( South Korea)
  • 2001 Kaori Higo
  • 2000 Akira Nakano
  • 1999 Kaori Higo
  • 1998 Lee Young-Me ( South Korea)
  • 1997 Akiko Fukushima
  • 1996 Yoko Inoue
  • 1995 Ikuyo Shiotani
  • 1994 Mayumi Hirase
  • 1993 Kaori Harada
  • 1992 Akira Nakano
  • 1991 Ok-Hee Ku ( South Korea)
  • 1990 Aiko Takase
  • 1989 Mayumi Hirase
  • 1988 Huang Yueh-Chyn ( Taiwan)
  • 1987 Yuko Moriguchi
  • 1986 Tatsuko Ohsako
  • 1985 Yuko Moriguchi
  • 1984 Tatsuko Ohsako
  • 1983 Ai-Yu Tu ( Taiwan)
  • 1982 Ai-Yu Tu ( Taiwan)
  • 1981 Yuko Moriguchi
  • 1980 Nayoko Yoshikawa
  • 1979 Ai-Yu Tu ( Taiwan)
LPGA of Japan Tour events

Tournaments in playing order

  • Daikin Orchid Ladies
  • PRGR Ladies Cup
  • T-Point Ladies
  • Yamaha Ladies Open
  • Studio Alice Women's Open
  • Nishijin Ladies Classic
  • Fujisankei Ladies Classic
  • Cyber Agent Ladies
  • World Ladies Championship Salonpas Cup
  • Fundokin Ladies
  • Bridgestone Ladies Open
  • Resort Trust Ladies
  • Suntory Ladies Open
  • Nichirei Ladies
  • Nichiiko Women's Open
  • Meiji Chocolate Cup
  • Stanley Ladies
  • NEC Karuizawa 72
  • CAT Ladies
  • Nitori Ladies
  • Yonex Ladies
  • Golf 5 Ladies
  • Japan LPGA Championship
  • Tokai Classic
  • Dunlop Women's Open
  • Japan Women's Open
  • Sankyo Ladies Open
  • Fujitsu Ladies
  • Masters GC Ladies
  • IDC Otsuka Ladies
  • Mizuno Classic (LPGA event)
  • Itoen Ladies
  • Elleair Ladies Open
  • Japan LPGA Tour Championship
  • Hitachi 3Tours Championship (unofficial event)


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