Mistrovství Asie v judu
Mistrovství Asie v judu je sportovní akce organizovaná Asijskou judistickou unií (JUA), která je součástí Mezinárodní judistické federace (IJF).
Vítězové ve váhových kategoriích
Muži
| rok | místo | superlehká váha | pololehká váha | lehká váha | polostřední váha | střední váha | polotěžká váha | těžká váha |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1966 |  Manila | — | — |  J. Jamasaki | — | Š. Sekine | — | N. Maedžima |
| 1970 |  Kao-siung | — | T. Kawaguči | T. Nomura | — |  Čchö K.-p. | C. Kawahara | K. Ninomija |
| 1974 | Soul | — | J. Minami | K. Kuramoto | — | Š. Fudžii | K. Iwata | S. Endó |
| 1981 |  Jakarta | H. Hamada | K. Sahara | T. Nišida | N. Hikage | M. Etani | C. Kawahara | H. Saitó |
| 1984 |  Kuvajt | K. Hara | J. Jamamoto | C. Nakau | H. Takano | S. Nose | M. Mihara | J. Masaki |
| 1988 |  Damašek | T. Košino | Pak Če-h. | Kim Č.-h. | H. Jošida | T. Išida | Ho H. | Š. Murakami |
| 1991 | Osaka | Jun H. | K. Marujama | Čong H. | Čon M.-pe | J. Nakamura | M. Kamoči | Kim K.-su |
| 1993 |  Macau |  Han H.-k. |  I. Karazelidi | Š. Tojama | K. Kitana | H. Okada | Š. Só | K. Mitani |
| 1995 |  Nové Dillí | K. Tokuno | Kim Te-ik | K. Nakamura | M. Takimoto | Čon Ki-j. | S. Šakimov | Š. Šinohara |
| 1996 |  Ho Či Minovo M. |  D. Narmandach |  Z. Hagání | Kwak Te-s. |  V. Šmakov | A. Bagdasarov | S. Šakimov |  Liou Š.-k. |
| 1997 | Manila | K. Sekiguči | Kim Č.-w. | Kwak Te-s. | Jun T.-s. | Čo P.-ok | S. Šakimov | Dž. Konno |
| 1999 | Wen-čou | Čong Pu-k. | A. Mir'esmaejlí | Min S.-ho | Kwak Ok-č. | A. Bagdasarov | Čang S.-ho | H. Takahaši |
| 2000 | Osaka | T. Egusa | J. Nakamura | K. Nakamura | K. Sáríchání | Jun T.-s. | Pak S.-k. | J. Muneta |
| 2001 | Ulánbátar | M. Achondzade | A. Mir'esmaejlí | M. Nitta | Čchu S.-h. | Pak S.-k. | T. Inoue | T. Saruwatari |
| 2003 | Čedžu | Ch. Cagánbátar | Čong Pu-k. | I Won-hui | D. Ňamchű | J. Jazaki | A. Žitkejev | A. Tangriev |
| 2004 | Almaty | B. Donbaj | M. Kipšakbajev | Kim Če-h. | R. Sayidov | Pak S.-u | A. Žitkejev | Kim S.-p. |
| 2005 | Taškent | Čo N.-s. | Ch. Cagánbátar | Kim Če-p. | T. Ono | S. Saitó | Čang S.-ho | M. Rúdakí |
| 2007 | Kuvajt | M. Achondzade | Pang K.-m. | Kim Č.-su | Kwon J.-u | Čchö S.-ho | T. Anai | A. Tangriev |
| 2008 | Čedžu | H. Hiraoka | A. Mir'esmaejlí | A. Malúmat | Kim Če-p. | H. Izumi | A. Žitkejev | A. Tangriev |
| 2009 | Tchaj-pej | G. Boldbátar | T. Egusa | Pang K.-m. | Kim Če-p. | M. Nišijama | M. Rakov | Kim Su-w. |
| 2011 |  Abú Zabí | Čchö K.-h. | Dž. Morišita | Wang Ki-č. | Kim Če-p. | I Kju-won | R. Sayidov | A. Tangriev |
| 2012 | Taškent | Čchö K.-h. | S. Lim | Wang Ki-č. | Kim Če-p. | D. Choriev | R. Sayidov | M. Rúdakí |
| 2013 |  Bangkok | H. Jamamoto | D. Tömörchüleg | Hong K.-h. | Hong S.-u. | Š. Šimowada | J. Mahjoub | G. Fudžii |
| 2015 | Kuvajt | Kim W.-č. | T. Takadžó | An Č.-im | K. Nagašima | Kwak T.-h. | K. Takagi | A. Tangriev |
| 2016 | Taškent | J. Smetov | D. Altansüch | S. Hašimoto | Ň. Dagvasüren |  K. Ustopiriyon | N. Tüvšinbajar | K. Kageura |
| 2017 |  Hongkong | N. Takató | An Pa-ul | An Č.-im | S. Fudžiwara | K. Ustopiriyon | M. Rakov | Kim S.-m. |
Ženy
Vítězové v kategorii bez rozdílu vah
| rok | místo | muži | ženy |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1966 | Manila | Nobujuki Maedžima | — |
| 1970 | Kao-siung | Motoki Nišimura | — |
| 1974 | Soul | Šózó Fudžii | — |
| 1981 | Jakarta | Ha Hjong-ču | J. Kawamuraová |
| 1984 | Kuvajt | Jošimi Masaki | — |
| 1985 | Tokio | — | Kao Feng-lien |
| 1988 | Damašek | Naoja Ogawa | Kao Feng-lien |
| 1991 | Osaka | Džun Konno | Čchiao Jen-min |
| 1993 | Macau | Džun Konno | Kao Ta-wej |
| 1995 | Nové Dillí | Šin’iči Šinohara | Son Hjon-mi |
| 1996 | Ho Či Minovo M. | Mahmúd Mírán | Jüan Chua |
| 1997 | Manila | Kacujuki Masuči | Miho Ninomijaová |
| 1999 | Wen-čou | Pan Sung | Čang Čching-li |
| 2000 | Osaka | Tacuhiro Muramoto | Sun Fu-ming |
| 2001 | Ulánbátar | Kóta Ueguči | Midori Šintaniová |
| 2003 | Čedžu | Daisuke Mori | Ťia Süe-jing |
| 2004 | Almaty | Hong Song-hjon | Sü Li-chuej |
| 2005 | Taškent | Abdulla Tangriev | Mika Sugimotová |
| 2007 | Kuvajt | Šinja Katabuči | Jüan Chua |
| 2008 | Čedžu | Kim Song-min | Mika Sugimotová |
| 2009 | Tchaj-pej | Kim Su-wan | Li I-čching |
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