Season 24-25 Japanese Regionals/Sectionals - General Info

[cohkaix]

This is devoted to the general info of 2024-25 season of major Japan domestic competitions (regionals, sectionals, and competitions at national levels)

Link in Japanese (by JSF)


Tokyo Regionals (東京選手権大会)
Date: Sept 20 - 23
Location: Funabashi, Chiba
Entries: TBA

Chubu Regionals (中部選手権大会)
Date: Sept 21-23
Location: Nagoya, Aichi (Howa Sportsland)
Entries: TBA

Kanto Regionals (関東選手権大会)
Date: Sept 26-29
Location: Nikko Tochigi
Entries: TBA

Kinki Regionals (近畿選手権大会)
Date: Sept 26-29
Location: Takaishi, Osaka
Entries: TBA

Chu-Shikoku-Kyushu Regionals (中四国九州選手権大会)
Date: Oct 3 - 6
Location: Kurashiki, Okayama
Entries: TBA

Tohoku-Hokkaido Regionals (東北・北海道選手権大会)
Date: Oct 4 - 6
Location: Sapporo, Hokkaido
Entries: TBA


All Japan Novice Championships
Date: Oct 18-20
Location: Amagasaki, Hyogo

Eastern Section (Senior and Junior) *ice dance
Date: Oct 24-27
Location: Hachinohe, Aomori

Western Section (Senior and Junior) *pair
Date: Nov 1-4
Location: Nagoya, Aichi

All Japan National Jr. Championships (JOC Jr. Olympic Cup)
Date: Nov 15 - 17
Location: Hiroshima, Hiroshima

All Japan National Championships
Date: Dec 19 - 22
Location: Kadoma, Osaka

 

[cohkaix]

JSF updating the quotas advancing to major domestic competitions:
link here

(*will update later)

 

[KiraraChin]

Broadcast announcement: https://mezamashi.media/article/15426441
LIVE streaming of all athletes and performances from all six national figure skating block competitions of the 2024 Figure Skating Block Competition on FOD Premium!

All athletes and all performances of all six ‘2024 Figure Skating Block Competitions’, which will be held nationwide from 21 September, will be streamed LIVE on FOD Premium.

Figure Skating ‘Block Tournaments’ are qualifying competitions for the ‘All-Japan Championships’ in the Senior, Junior and Novice categories, held in six regions across the country: Tohoku/Hokkaido, Kanto, Tokyo, Chubu, Kinki, Chushikoku/Kyushu. The aim is to demonstrate on the rink the skills, expression and spirit that have been honed day in and day out in order to win a ticket to the ‘All-Japan Championships’.

A number of world-class athletes have entered the ‘Tokyo Championships’, which open on 21 September. Among them are Kao Miura, who finished eighth at last season's World Championships, Shun Sato, silver medallist at the Four Continents Championships, as well as Koshiro Shimada, Yuna Aoki, Wakaba Higuchi, Rion Sumiyoshi and Rinka Watanabe, all of whom will compete in the Grand Prix Series this season.

Mana Kawabe, a representative of the Beijing Olympics, is entered in the Chubu Championships, while Mone Chiba, second in last season's All-Japan Championships, Kazuki Tomono, a three-time World Championships participant, and 37-year-old veteran Nobunari Oda are also entered in the Kinki Championships.

The skaters are aiming for the stage to decide who will be the best in Japan. The All-Japan Novice Championships will be held in Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture, from 18 to 20 October, and the All-Japan Junior Championships in Hiroshima City, Hiroshima Prefecture, from 15 to 17 November.

The All-Japan Championships, which will decide this year's Japanese No.1, will be held in Kadoma City, Osaka Prefecture, from 19 to 22 December.

 

[denise3lz]

JSF updating the quotas advancing to major domestic competitions:
link here

(*will update later)

Quota is updated yesterday (Shunsuke Nakamura move to Senior domestically).

And detailed quota is also released.