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All Pacific Title (Japan)

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date The format is either YYYY-MM-DD or YY-MM-DD.
[ ] Following the name of the champion(s): Indicates the number of times the wrestler has held that title at that point.
[...] Indicates a gap in the listing where title changes are not known.
* If used next to the names of the wrestlers, they may, in fact, not have held the title in the period indicated. If used next to the dates or places, either they are possibly wrong or the title changes are fictitious.
< Title was held or changed hands no later than this. In these cases, it is known that a wrestler held the title at a certain time but not when he/she won it.
+ Broadcast date; the actual recording date is unknown.
@ Order uncertain. Different titleholders may be known for the same year, for example, but it is not known who held the title before whom.
# Unofficial or disputable claims. These are usually matches that certainly took place, but where there is doubt that the wrestler shown should be recognized as a true title holder. These listings are also italicized in HTML files

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Code Country
AFGAfghanistan
ALBAlbania
ALGAlgeria
ANDAndorra
ANGAngola
ANTAntigua and Barbuda
ARGArgentina
ARMArmenia
ARUAruba
ASAAmerican Samoa
AUSAustralia
AUTAustria
AZEAzerbaijan
BAHBahamas
BANBangladesh
BARBarbados
BDIBurundi
BELBelgium
BENBenin
BERBermuda
BHUBhutan
BIHBosnia and Herzegovina
BIZBelize
BLRBelarus
BOLBolivia
BOTBotswana
BRABrazil
BRNBahrain
BRUBrunei
BULBulgaria
BURBurkina Faso
CAFCentral African Republic
CAMCambodia
CANCanada
CAYCayman Islands
CGORepublic of the Congo
CHAChad
CHIChile
CHNChina
CIVIvory Coast
CMRCameroon
CODDemocratic Republic of the Congo
COKCook Islands
COLColombia
COMComoros
CPVCape Verde
CRCCosta Rica
CROCroatia
CUBCuba
CYPCyprus
CZECzech Republic
DENDenmark
DJIDjibouti
DMADominica
DOMDominican Republic
ECUEcuador
EGYEgypt
ERIEritrea
ESAEl Salvador
ESPSpain
ESTEstonia
ETHEthiopia
FIJFiji
FINFinland
FRAFrance
FSMFederated States of Micronesia
GABGabon
GAMThe Gambia
GBRGreat Britain
GBSGuinea-Bissau
GEOGeorgia
GEQEquatorial Guinea
GERGermany
GGYGuernsey
GHAGhana
GREGreece
GRNGrenada
GUAGuatemala
GUIGuinea
GUMGuam
GUYGuyana
HAIHaiti
HKGHong Kong, China
HONHonduras
HUNHungary
INAIndonesia
INDIndia
IRIIran
IRLIreland
IRQIraq
ISLIceland
ISRIsrael
ISVVirgin Islands
ITAItaly
IVBBritish Virgin Islands
JAMJamaica
JORJordan
JPNJapan
KAZKazakhstan
KENKenya
KGZKyrgyzstan
KIRKiribati
KORKorea, South
KOSKosovo
KSASaudi Arabia
KUWKuwait
LAOLaos
LATLatvia
LBALibya
LBNLebanon
LBRLiberia
LCASaint Lucia
LESLesotho
LIELiechtenstein
LTULithuania
LUXLuxembourg
MADMadagascar
MARMorocco
MASMalaysia
MAWMalawi
MDAMoldova
MDVMaldives
MEXMexico
MGLMongolia
MHLMarshall Islands
MKDNorth Macedonia
MLIMali
MLTMalta
MNEMontenegro
MONMonaco
MOZMozambique
MRIMauritius
MTNMauritania
MYAMyanmar
NAMNamibia
NCANicaragua
NEDNetherlands
NEPNepal
NGRNigeria
NIGNiger
NORNorway
NRUNauru
NZLNew Zealand
OMAOman
PAKPakistan
PANPanama
PARParaguay
PERPeru
PHIPhilippines
PLEPalestine
PLWPalau
PNGPapua New Guinea
POLPoland
PORPortugal
PRKKorea, North (DPR of Korea)
PURPuerto Rico
QATQatar
ROURomania
RSASouth Africa
RUSRussia
RWARwanda
SAMSamoa
SENSenegal
SEYSeychelles
SGPSingapore
SKNSaint Kitts and Nevis
SLESierra Leone
SLOSlovenia
SMRSan Marino
SOLSolomon Islands
SOMSomalia
SRBSerbia
SRISri Lanka
SSDSouth Sudan
STPSão Tomé and Príncipe
SUDSudan
SUISwitzerland
SURSuriname
SVKSlovakia
SWESweden
SWZSwaziland
SYRSyria
TANTanzania
TGATonga
THAThailand
TJKTajikistan
TKMTurkmenistan
TLSEast Timor
TOGTogo
TPETaiwan (Republic of China)
TTOTrinidad and Tobago
TUNTunisia
TURTurkey
TUVTuvalu
UAEUnited Arab Emirates
UGAUganda
UKRUkraine
URUUruguay
USAUnited States
UZBUzbekistan
VANVanuatu
VENVenezuela
VIEVietnam
VINSaint Vincent and the Grenadines
YEMYemen
ZAMZambia
ZIMZimbabwe

[ 日本語 ]

Hawaiian Pacific Title ( 1977 ~ 1979-12 )
All Pacific Title ( 1979-12 ~ 2005 )
Ikeshita Yumi 1977-09-01 Honolulu, HI, USA
Defeats Jane O'Brien; vacates in 78 because of an ankle injury.
Chabera Romero 1978-05-20 Ohmiya
Defeats Maki Ueda.
Maki Ueda 1978-08-09 Tōkyō
Vacates on 79-02-27 to concentrate on winning the WWWA World title.
Tomi Aoyama 1979-09-27 Ōsaka
Defeats Leilani Kai; vacates in 79 because of a knee injury.
Ikeshita Yumi [2] 1980-02-21 Nagoya
Defeats Lucy Kayama.
Mimi Hagiwara 1981-02-25 Yokohama
Vacates on 81-08-29 to challenge for WWWA World title.
Jumbo Hori 1982-01-12 Chiba
Defeats Wild Kazuki; vacates on 82-06-15 to challenge for WWWA World tag team title.
Judy Martin 1982-10-05 Ōsaka
Defeats Ōmori Yukari.
Mimi Hagiwara [2] 1982-11-04 Himeji
Vacates on 83-11-26 upon retirement.
Devil Masami 1984-04-01 Tōkyō
Defeats Judy Martin; vacant on 85-12-12 when Devil wins WWWA World title.
Nagayo Chigusa 1986-04-05 Tōkyō
Defeats Dump Matsumoto.
Leilani Kai 1986-08-21 Tōkyō
Nagayo Chigusa [2] 1987-04-27 Ōsaka
Vacates on 89-05-06 upon retirement.
Bull Nakano 1989-06-18 Tōkyō
Defeats Nishiwaki Mitsuko.
Tateno Noriyo 1989-11-13 Ashikaga
Aja Kong 1990-04-30 Chiba
Minami Suzuka 1990-06-17 Tōkyō
Vacant when Minami refuses the title after winning by DQ.
Toyota Manami 1990-10-07 Tōkyō
Defeats Bison Kimura in tournament final.
Minami Suzuka [2] 1991-03-17 Tōkyō
Hokuto Akira 1991-04-29 Tōkyō
Minami Suzuka [3] 1991-10-04 Tōkyō
Bison Kimura 1991-10-26 Toyama
Inoue Kyōko 1992-06-05 Asahikawa
Hokuto Akira [2] 1992-11-26 Kawasaki
Vacant in 93-08 when Hokuto is injured.
Yamada Toshiyo 1993-11-28 Ōsaka
Defeats Toyota Manami.
Inoue Kyōko [2] 1994-03-27 Yokohama
Toyota Manami [2] 1994-08-24 Tōkyō
Yamada Toshiyo [2] 1995-03-26 Yokohama
Defeat Inoue Takako and Reggie Bennet in a triangular match.
Hotta Yumiko 1995-09-24 Kawasaki
Vacates in 96-05(or 96-04) to concentrate on WWWA World title and the vale tudo rule matches.
Reggie Bennet 1996-06-22 Sapporo
Defeats Itō Kaoru in tournament final.
Inoue Takako 1996-11-21 Kōbe
Has won IWA World Women's Title, defeating Reggie Bennet on 95-12-04 in Tōkyō.
Inoue Kyōko [3] 1997-01-20 Tōkyō
Has won WWWA World Title, defeating Toyota Manami on 96-12-08 in Tōkyō; unifies three titles on 97-01-20; vacates on 97-05-11 in Nagoya, being unsatisfied after the match against Itō Kaoru ends as a 60min time limit draw.
Inoue Takako [2] 1997-06-18 Sapporo
Defeats Yamada Toshiyo; Takako is injured in 97-07; Watanabe Tomoko defeats Itō Kaoru to become temporary champion on 97-08-22 in Ōsaka; Takako defeats Watanabe on 98-01-03 in Tōkyō to unify titles.
Zap T (Watanabe Tomoko) 1998-04-21 Ōsaka
Maekawa Kumiko 1998-05-05 Tōkyō
Kurenai Yasha 1998-11-29 Yokohama
Maekawa Kumiko [2] 1999-02-26 Tōkyō
Hyūga Azumi 2000-02-11 Tōkyō
Watanabe Tomoko [2] 2000-07-15 Tōkyō
Maekawa Kumiko [3] 2001-09-16 Tōkyō
Vacates after defending against Nakanishi Momoe on 2001-10-24.
Nakanishi Momoe 2002-02-24 Yokohama
Vacates on 02-09-08 to concentrate on winning WWWA World Title.
noki-A 2002-10-20 Kawasaki
Defeats Nōmi Kayo in a tournament final.
Nōmi Kayo 2002-12-22 Kawasaki
Vacant on 04-04-18 when Noumi retires.
Nishio Mika 2004-07-18 Tōkyō
Defeats Hikaru in the 4-woman tournament final.
Hikaru 2004-11-07 Tōkyō
Lioness Asuka 2005-02-20 Tōkyō
Vacates immediately after winning the title due to Hikaru's injury.