Japan Open 2014

This article covers the pool tournament. For the badminton tournament, see Japan Super Series 2014 .

The Japan Open 2014 (officially: All Japan Open Championship 2014 , also: All Japan Open 2014 ) was a pool tournament that took place from November 19 to 24, 2014 in the Archaic Hall in Amagasaki , Japan .

The Filipino Raymund Faraon won the tournament with an 11: 8 victory in the final against the Japanese Naoyuki Ōi . Defending champion Ko Pin-yi was eliminated in the sixteenth finals against the Japanese Sugihara Tadasu . Ralf Souquet reached the round of 16 as the best German, which he lost to Chang Jung-Lin . Thorsten Hohmann was eliminated in the last 64.

Wu Zhi-ting from Taiwan won the women's tournament with an 11: 3 final victory over Chinese Liu Shasha . Defending champion Akimi Kajitani was eliminated in the round of 32 against Tsai Pei-chen .

Tournament schedule

Round of the last 64

Round of 16

Round of 16

Quarter finals

Semifinals

final

Jeffrey de Luna

11

Kwok Chi Ho Kenh

5

Jeffrey de Luna

10

Yoshihiro Kitatani

11

Toshinobi Tachiki

7th

Yoshihiro Kitatani

11

Yoshihiro Kitatani

11

Kohei Inoue

4th

Rodney Morris

9

Kohei Inoue

11

Kohei Inoue

11

Waleed Majid

10

Waleed Majid

11

Ko Ping-chung

10

Yoshihiro Kitatani

9

Li Hewen

11

Carlo Biado

11

Kunihiko Takahashi

5

Carlo Biado

9

Ramil Gallego

11

Ramil Gallego

11

Warren Kiamco

1

Ramil Gallego

7th

Li Hewen

11

Yu Li-si

11

Miki Tanaka

6th

Yu Li-si

10

Li Hewen

11

Li Hewen

11

Tōru Kuribayashi

8th

Li Hewen

7th

Raymund Faraon

11

Masahiro Shimano

9

Raymund Faraon

11

Raymund Faraon

11

Dennis Orcollo

4th

Dennis Orcollo

11

Teruya Katsuji

3

Raymund Faraon

11

Lo Li-wen

7th

Thorsten Hohmann

5

Lo Li-wen

11

Lo Li-wen

11

Aoki Ryuji

6th

Aoki Ryuji

11

Lee Wan-su

7th

Raymund Faraon

11

Johann Chua

7th

Johann Chua

11

Tokoro Kanji

3

Johann Chua

11

Takagi Yuji

5

Radoslaw Babica

9

Takagi Yuji

11

Johann Chua

11

Sugihara Tadasu

5

Ko Pin-yi

11

Wu Kun-lin

4th

Ko Pin-yi

7th

Sugihara Tadasu

11

Sugihara Tadasu

11

Kong Bu Hong

10

Raymund Faraon

11

Naoyuki Ōi

8th

Mika Immonen

11

Hiroshi Takenaka

6th

Mika Immonen

4th

Antonio Lining

11

Antonio Lining

11

Nakamura Tasuj

2

Antonio Lining

7th

Naoyuki Ōi

11

Naoyuki Ōi

11

Takefun Watanabe

5

Naoyuki Ōi

11

Masaaki Tanaka

8th

Masaaki Tanaka

11

Keita Hazama

5

Naoyuki Ōi

11

Chang Jung-Lin

10

Ralf Souquet

11

Nguyen Anh Tuan

9

Ralf Souquet

11

Shintaro Saito

6th

Tomohiko Kutamaka

0

Shintaro Saito

11

Ralf Souquet

9

Chang Jung-Lin

11

Chang Jung-Lin

11

Dang Jinhu

4th

Chang Jung-Lin

11

Aloysius Yapp

9

Aloysius Yapp

11

Johnny Archer

9

Naoyuki Ōi

11

Chang Yu-Lung

6th

Liu Haitao

11

Jeong Young-hwa

7th

Liu Haitao

9

Chang Yu-Lung

11

Chang Yu-Lung

11

Daryl Peach

6th

Chang Yu-Lung

11

Fu Che-wei

9

L. Delgerdalai

6th

Hsieh Chia-chen

11

Hsieh Chia-chen

4th

Fu Che-wei

11

Takashi Uraoka

7th

Fu Che-wei

11

Chang Yu-Lung

11

Jeffrey Ignacio

7th

Wu Jiaqing

11

Kenji Beppu

1

Wu Jiaqing

11

Satoshi Kawabata

5

Satoshi Kawabata

11

Yukio Akakariyama

8th

Wu Jiaqing

6th

Jeffrey Ignacio

11

Cheng Yu-hsuan

11

Tasuku Nishio

6th

Cheng Yu-hsuan

10

Jeffrey Ignacio

11

Jeffrey Ignacio

11

Toh Lian Han

7th

Web links

• All Japan Open Championship 2014 on the WPA website
• All Japan Open Championship 2014 on azbilliards.com
• All Japan Open Championship 2014 (women) on azbilliards.com
• Official Facebook page

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Schedule first half (men) on http://jpba.ne.jp
2. ↑ Schedule for the second half (men) on http://jpba.ne.jp
3. ↑ Schedule (women) on http://jpba.ne.jp