Japan Open 1990

Die Japan Open 1990 im Badminton fanden vom 23. bis zum 28. Januar 1990 statt. Das Preisgeld betrug 100.000 Dollar.

Sieger und Platzierte

DisziplinGoldSilberBronze
HerreneinzelDanemark Morten FrostDanemark Poul-Erik Høyer LarsenChina Volksrepublik Xiong Guobao
Singapur Zhao Jianhua
DameneinzelChina Volksrepublik Huang HuaChina Volksrepublik Zhou LeiIndonesien Susi Susanti
China Volksrepublik Tang Jiuhong
HerrendoppelKorea Sud Kim Moon-soo
Korea Sud Park Joo-bong
China Volksrepublik Li Yongbo
China Volksrepublik Tian Bingyi
Indonesien Rudy Gunawan
Indonesien Eddy Hartono
JapanJapan Shuji Matsuno
JapanJapan Shinji Matsuura
DamendoppelChina Volksrepublik Lai Caiqin
China Volksrepublik Yao Fen
JapanJapan Kimiko Jinnai
JapanJapan Hisako Mori
Indonesien Erma Sulistianingsih
Indonesien Rosiana Tendean
Korea Sud Chung Myung-hee
Korea Sud Shim Eun-jung
MixedKorea Sud Park Joo-bong
Korea Sud Chung Myung-hee
Danemark Thomas Lund
Danemark Pernille Dupont
SchwedenSchweden Jan-Eric Antonsson
SchwedenSchweden Maria Bengtsson
Danemark Jesper Knudsen
Danemark Nettie Nielsen

Finalergebnisse

DisziplinSiegerFinalistErgebnis
HerreneinzelDanemark Morten FrostDanemark Poul-Erik Høyer Larsen15-9, 15-4
DameneinzelChina Volksrepublik Huang HuaChina Volksrepublik Zhou Lei11-6, 11-0
HerrendoppelKorea Sud Park Joo-bong
Korea Sud Kim Moon-soo
China Volksrepublik Li Yongbo
China Volksrepublik Tian Bingyi
3-15, 17-16, 18-13
DamendoppelChina Volksrepublik Yao Fen
China Volksrepublik Lai Caiqin
JapanJapan Kimiko Jinnai
JapanJapan Hisako Mori
7-15, 15-9, 15-10
MixedKorea Sud Park Joo-bong
Korea Sud Chung Myung-hee
Danemark Thomas Lund
Danemark Pernille Dupont
15-10, 15-12

Ergebnisse

Herreneinzel Qualifikation

  • Slowakei Hitosi OhohoriChinesisch Taipeh Chow Wang-chuin: 15-7 / 15-3
  • AustralienAustralien Mark NicholsSri Lanka Duminda Jayakody: 15-9 / 15-6
  • SchwedenSchweden Mikael RosénJapanJapan Fumihiko Machida: 18-13 / 15-11
  • JapanJapan Eishi KibuneHongkong 1959 Chow Kin Man: 15-10 / 15-9
  • Malaysia Mustaffa AliJapanJapan Seiichi Watanabe: 15-6 / 18-15
  • Thailand Pramote TeerawiwatanaOsterreichÖsterreich Tariq Farooq: 4-15 / 15-12 / 15-10
  • NiederlandeNiederlande Alex MeijerHongkong 1959 Ng Liang Hua: 15-7 / 15-11
  • JapanJapan Tatsuya YanagiyaJamaika Andrei W. Wiltshire: 15-5 / 15-3
  • Vereinigte StaatenVereinigte Staaten Benny LeeJapanJapan Takahiro Suka: 15-2 / 15-9
  • JapanJapan Masahiro ItoHongkong 1959 Shum Man Kin: 15-12 / 15-0
  • Slowakei Hitosi OhohoriJapanJapan Kazuhiko Hamakita: 15-11 / 17-15
  • JapanJapan Koji MiyaAustralienAustralien Mark Nichols: 15-12 / 15-6
  • SchwedenSchweden Mikael RosénJapanJapan Eishi Kibune: 15-9 / 15-11
  • Malaysia Mustaffa AliThailand Pramote Teerawiwatana: 15-7 / 15-13
  • NiederlandeNiederlande Alex MeijerJapanJapan Tatsuya Yanagiya: 15-3 / 15-11
  • JapanJapan Masahiro ItoVereinigte StaatenVereinigte Staaten Benny Lee: 15-7 / 6-15 / 15-11

Herreneinzel

Dameneinzel

Herrendoppel

Damendoppel

Mixed

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