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2026 ATP Japan Open

September 28 – October 6 JST

Updated on September 30, 2026

The Kinoshita Group Japan Open Tennis Championships stands as Asia’s longest-running ATP Tour tournament, first held in 1972. This ATP 500 event takes place at the Ariake Colosseum—a sprawling tennis complex featuring 48 courts and a stadium that boasts one of the sport’s earliest retractable roofs. Japanese tennis icon Kei Nishikori has twice captured the title, triumphing in 2012 and 2014 to the delight of home crowds.

ATP 500 Tokyo, Japan

Kinoshita Group Japan Open Tennis Championships

First held in 1972, the Japan Open is the longest-running ATP Tour tournament in Asia. The outdoor hard-court event is staged at Ariake Coliseum and Ariake Tennis Forest Park in Tokyo.

2026 Dates September 30 – October 6
Surface Outdoor Hard
Prize Money US$2,342,275
1972 First Held
4 Stefan Edberg Titles
2014 Last Japanese Singles Champion
500 Champion Ranking Points

2026 Tournament Details

Key information for the Kinoshita Group Japan Open in Tokyo.

Official Name Kinoshita Group Japan Open Tennis Championships
Main Draw September 30 – October 6, 2026
Qualifying September 28–29, 2026
Edition 52nd Edition
Category ATP 500
Surface Outdoor Hard Court
Location Tokyo, Japan
Venue Ariake Coliseum & Ariake Tennis Forest Park
Draw Size 32 Singles / 16 Doubles
Prize Money US$2,342,275
Time Zone Japan Standard Time (UTC+9)
Organiser Japan Tennis Association

2025 Champions

The players returning as the reigning champions from last year’s tournament.

Doubles Champions

Hugo Nys / Édouard Roger-Vasselin

Monaco / France
2025 Final def. Rohan Bopanna / Takeru Yuzuki 7–5, 7–5

2026 Japan Open Prize Money

The tournament offers US$2,342,275 in prize money. The singles champion receives $437,955 and 500 ATP ranking points.

Total Prize Money $2,342,275
Singles Champion $437,955
Doubles Champions $143,880 per team

Singles Prize Money

Round Points Prize Money
Winner 500 $437,955
Finalist 330 $235,685
Semi-finalist 200 $125,605
Quarter-finalist 100 $64,170
Round of 16 50 $34,255
Round of 32 0 $18,270

Qualifying: final qualifying round loser $9,365; first qualifying round loser $5,255. A successful qualifier earns 25 ATP ranking points.

Doubles Prize Money

Round Points Prize Money
Winner 500 $143,880
Finalist 300 $76,730
Semi-finalist 180 $38,820
Quarter-finalist 90 $19,420
Round of 16 0 $10,050

Doubles prize money is awarded per team.

2026 Japan Open Schedule

A quick look at the tournament schedule in Tokyo.

SEP 28–29
Qualifying

Singles & Doubles Qualifying

Players compete for places in the main draw.

SEP / OCT 30–1
Main Draw

First Round

Singles and doubles main-draw action begins.

OCT 2–3
Round of 16

Second Round

The singles field is reduced to eight quarter-finalists.

OCT 4
Quarterfinals

Singles Quarterfinals

Quarterfinal action alongside the later doubles rounds.

OCT 5
Semifinals

Singles & Doubles Semifinals

The championship matches are decided.

OCT 6
Championship Day

Singles & Doubles Finals

The 2026 Japan Open champions are crowned in Tokyo.

All dates are local Tokyo dates (Japan Standard Time, UTC+9). Daily match times and order of play may change.

Follow the Tournament

2026 Japan Open Daily Schedule, Order of Play & Results

Follow the Japan Open day by day with the latest order of play, match schedule and results throughout the tournament in Tokyo.

Recent Japan Open Champions

The champions from the five most recent completed editions.

Year Singles Champion Doubles Champions
2025 Carlos Alcaraz Hugo Nys / Édouard Roger-Vasselin
2024 Arthur Fils Julian Cash / Lloyd Glasspool
2023 Ben Shelton Rinky Hijikata / Max Purcell
2022 Taylor Fritz Mackenzie McDonald / Marcelo Melo
2019 Novak Djokovic Nicolas Mahut / Édouard Roger-Vasselin
Note: The tournament was not held in 2020 or 2021.

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