Asian table tennis championship
The Asian table tennis championships are the championships of the continent Asia, comparable to the European table tennis championships . They take place every two years.
history
The Asian Championships were held for the first time in 1952. The organizer was the Asian Table Tennis Federation TTFA (Table Tennis Federation of Asia). The championships took place at irregular intervals, namely in 1952, 1953, 1954, 1957, 1960, 1964, 1967 and 1970. After that, the Asian Table Tennis Union ATTU (Asian Table Tennis Union) took over. With the exception of 2002, the two-year cycle has been observed since then.
In 2011, the event was postponed indefinitely because the political situation in Beirut, the planned venue, was considered to be too tense.
Winner of the ATTU - Asian Championships (since 1972)
Winner of the TTFA Asian Championships (1952–1970)
| year | team | singles | Double | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Men's | Ladies | Men's | Ladies | Men's | Ladies | Mixed | |
| 1970 Nagoya |
Japan | South Korea | Nobuhiko Hasegawa (Japan) | Toshiko Kowada (Japan) |
Nobuhiko Hasegawa / Shigeo Itō (Japan) |
Setsuko Kobori / Yukiko Onuma (Japan) |
Nobuhiko Hasegawa / Toshiko Kowada (Japan) |
| 1968 Jakarta |
Japan | South Korea | Mitsuru Kōno (Japan) | Yukie Ōzeki (Japan) |
Nobuhiko Hasegawa / Tokyo Tasaka (Japan) |
Mieko Fukuno / Yukie Ōzeki (Japan) |
Shigeo Itō (M) / Mitsuru Kōno (M) / Mieko Fukuno (F) (Japan) |
| 1967 Singapore |
Japan | Japan | Nobuhiko Hasegawa (Japan) | Yoon Ki Sook (South Korea) |
Shigeo Itō / Mitsuru Kōno (Japan) |
Saeko Hirota / Sachiko Morisawa (Japan) |
Tetsuo Inoue / Mieko Hirano (Japan) |
| 1964 Seoul |
Japan | Japan | Kōji Kimura (Japan) | Masako Seki (Japan) |
Kōji Kimura / Ken Konaka (Japan) |
Naoko Fukazu / Masako Seki (Japan) |
Ken Konaka / Naoko Fukazu (Japan) |
| 1963 Manila |
Japan | Japan | Hiroshi Takahashi (Japan) | Kimiyo Matsuzaki (Japan) | Manji Fukushima / Hiroshi Takahashi (Japan) |
Kimiyo Matsuzaki / Masako Seki (Japan) |
Manji Fukushima / Kazuko Ito (Japan) |
| 1960 Bombay |
Japan | Japan | Ichiro Ogimura (Japan) | Kazuko Yamaizumi (Japan) |
Teruo Murakami / Ichiro Ogimura (Japan) |
Kazuko Yamaizumi / Kimiyo Matsuzaki (Japan) |
Ichiro Ogimura / Kimiyo Matsuzaki (Japan) |
| 1957 Manila |
South Vietnam | Taiwan | Lau Sek Fong (Hong Kong) | Choi Kyong Ja (South Korea) |
Mai Van Hoa / Tran Canh Duoc (South Vietnam) |
Chen Pao-Poe / Shei Chang Chai-Wung (Taiwan) |
Suh Sui Cho / Bao Guio Wong Bik Yiu (Hong Kong) |
| 1954 Singapore |
Hong Kong | Hong Kong | Mai Van Hoa (South Vietnam) | Bao Guio Wong Bik Yiu (Hong Kong) | Loh Heng Chew / Poon Weng Hoe (Singapore) |
Bao Guio Wong Bik Yiu / Lau Wai Lim (Hong Kong) |
Rhee Kyong-Ho / Wie Sang-Sook (South Korea) |
| 1953 Tokyo |
Japan | Japan | Mai Van Hoa (South Vietnam) | Chen Pao-Poe (Taiwan) |
Mai Van Hoa / Tran Canh Duoc (South Vietnam) |
Reiko Ishihara / Tomie Nishimura (Japan) |
Kichii Tamasu / Yoshiko Tanaka (Japan) |
| 1952 Singapore |
Hong Kong |
Macau (Hong Kong) |
Suh Sui Cho (Hong Kong) | Gool Nasikwala (India) | Fu Chi Fong / Suh Sui Cho (Hong Kong) |
Gool Nasikwala / Yoshiko Tanaka (India / Japan) |
Kalyanpur Jayant / Gool Nasikwala (India) |
philately
A) Postage stamps for table tennis Asian championships:
- 02.09.1972 People's Republic of China 4 values Michel no. 1117-1120
- 04/25/1976 North Korea 4 values Michel no. 1484–1487 and 1 block Michel no. Block 23
- 05/09/1980 India 1 value Michel no. 825
- 05/01/2000 Qatar 1 value Michel no. 1171
B) Special postmark for table tennis Asian championships:
- 02.09.1972 Beijing, People's Republic of China
- 04/02/1974 Yokohama, Japan
- 04/25/1975 Pyongyang, North Korea
- May 9, 1980 Calcutta, India
- October 20, 1984 Karachi, Lahore and Quetta, Pakistan
- October 07, 1986 Shenzhen, People's Republic of China
- May 15, 1988 Niigata, Japan
- September 20, 1994 Tianjin (sender franking), People's Republic of China
- May 1st, 2000 Doha, Qatar
- 17.09.2007 Yangzhou, People's Republic of China
- 11/16/2009 Lucknow, India
- 02/23/2012 Macau, Macau
Web links
- Overview on ittf.com (accessed July 29, 2011)
Individual evidence
- ↑ tischtennis magazine , 2011/9 p. 4
- ↑ The games were originally scheduled for September 2011 in Beirut. Due to the political situation in Lebanon and its neighboring country Syria, the event was canceled. At the end of February 2012, the championship in Macau was rescheduled. - Tischtennis magazine , 2012/3 p. 51