Fujinami Tatsumi & Kimura Kengo	1985-12-12	Sendai
Defeat Antonio Inoki & Sakaguchi Seiji in final of '85 IWGP Tag Team League; Fujinami & Kimura substitute for Bruiser Brody & Jimmy Snuka who no-show for the final; officially recognized as the first IWGP Tag Team champions on 86-01-05.
Maeda Akira & Kido Osamu	1986-08-05	Tōkyō
Fujinami Tatsumi & Kimura Kengo [2]	1986-09-23	Tōkyō
Vacate on 87-02-05 when Fujinami & Kimura split.
Mutō Keiji & Koshinaka Shirō	1987-03-20	Tōkyō
Defeat Maeda Akira & Takada Nobuhiko in 7-team round-robin tournament final.
Maeda Akira & Takada Nobuhiko	1987-03-26	Ōsaka
Fujiwara Yoshiaki & Yamazaki Kazuo	1987-09-01	Fukuoka
Fujinami Tatsumi & Kimura Kengo [3]	1988-01-18	Tokuyama
Masa Saitō & Chōshū Riki	1988-06-10	Hiroshima
Super Strong Machine (Hirata Junji) & George Takano	1989-03-16	Yokohama
Chōshū Riki & Iizuka Takayuki	1989-07-13	Tōkyō
Masa Saitō & Hashimoto Shin-ya	1989-09-20	Ōsaka
Mutō Keiji & Chōno Masahiro	1990-04-27	Tōkyō
Hase Hiroshi & Sasaki Kensuke	1990-11-01	Tōkyō
Super Strong Machine & Hiro Saitō	1990-12-26	Hamamatsu
Hase Hiroshi & Sasaki Kensuke [2]	1991-03-06	Nagasaki
Rick Steiner & Scott Steiner	1991-03-21	Tōkyō
Scott vacates the title due to injury.
Hase Hiroshi & Mutō Keiji	1991-11-05	Tōkyō
Defeat Rick Steiner & Scott Norton.
Big Van Vader & Bam Bam Bigelow	1992-03-01	Yokohama
Rick Steiner & Scott Steiner [2]	1992-06-26	Tōkyō
Scott Norton & Tony Halme	1992-11-22	Tōkyō
Hell Raisers: Hawk Warrior & Power Warrior	1992-12-14	Ōsaka
Jurassic Powers: Scott Norton & Hercules Hernandez	1993-08-05	Tōkyō
Hell Raisers [2]	1994-01-04	Tōkyō
Hase Hiroshi & Mutō Keiji [2]	1994-11-25	Morioka
Mutō vacates the title on 05-11-94 after winning IWGP heavyweight title.
Chōno Masahiro & Tenzan Hiroyoshi	1995-06-12	Ōsaka
Defeat Hashimoto Shin-ya & Hirata Junji; vacate in 95-07 when Chono fails to appear at on the 95-07-07 card because of his father's death.
Hashimoto Shin-ya & Hirata Junji	1995-07-13	Sapporo
Defeat Scott Norton & Mike Enos.
Yamazaki Kazuo & Iizuka Takashi	1996-06-12	Ōsaka
Chōno Masahiro & Tenzan Hiroyoshi [2]	1996-07-16	Sapporo
Fujinami Tatsumi & Kimura Kengo [4]	1997-01-04	Tōkyō
Chōshū Riki & Sasaki Kensuke	1997-04-12	Tōkyō
Kojima Satoshi & Nakanishi Manabu	1997-05-03	Ōsaka
Sasaki Kensuke & Yamazaki Kazuo	1997-08-10	Nagoya
Mutō Keiji & Chōno Masahiro [2]	1997-10-19	Kōbe
Vacate on 98-05-07 because of Mutō's knee surgery.
Chōno Masahiro & Tenzan Hiroyoshi [3]	1998-06-05	Tōkyō
Defeat Tenryū Gen-ichirō & Koshinaka Shirō in 6-team tournament final.
Tenryū Gen-ichirō & Koshinaka Shirō	1998-07-15	Sapporo
Tenzan Hiroyoshi & Kojima Satoshi	1999-01-04	Tōkyō
Sasaki Kensuke & Koshinaka Shirō	1999-03-22	Amagasaki
Gotō Tatsutoshi & Ohara Michiyoshi	1999-06-27	Shizuoka
Nagata Yūji & Nakanishi Manabu	1999-08-28	Tōkyō
Tenzan Hiroyoshi & Kojima Satoshi [2]	2000-07-20	Sapporo
Fujinami Tatsumi & Nishimura Osamu	2001-09-23	Ōsaka
Mutō Keiji & Taiyō Kea	2001-10-28	Fukuoka
Vacate on 02-02-01 when Mutō leaves New Japan.
Chōno Masahiro & Tenzan Hiroyoshi [4]	2002-03-24	Kōbe
Defeat Nagata Yūji & Nakanishi Manabu in the final of 7-team tournament.
Yoshie Yutaka & Tanahashi Hiroshi	2003-06-13	Tōkyō
Tenzan Hiroyoshi & Nishimura Osamu	2003-12-14	Nagoya
Suzuki Minoru & Takayama Yoshihiro	2004-02-01	Sapporo
Ordered by New Japan to vacate the title due on 04-11-09 due to Takayama's injury; Takayama refuses to vacate and gives the belt to Sasaki Kensuke on 04-11-21, but New Japan announces the title is vacant.
Tanahashi Hiroshi & Nakamura Shinsuke	2004-12-11	Ōsaka
Defeat Suzuki Minoru & Sasaki Kensuke.
Chōno Masahiro & Tenzan Hiroyoshi [5]	2005-10-30	Kōbe
Koshinaka Shirō & Makabe Tōgi defeat Giant Bernard & Travis Tomko in 4-team one-night tournament final on 06-07-02 in Tōkyō to become the provisional champions when Chono is injured.
Nakanishi Manabu & Ōmori Takao	2006-09-28
Has defeated Koshinaka & Makabe on 06-07-17 in Sapporo to become the provisional champions; NJPW president Simon Kelly Inoki strips Chono & Tenzan of the title on 06-09-20 after Chono & Tenzan split; Nakanishi & Ōmori are officially recognized as the champions on 06-09-28
Giant Bernard & Travis Tomko	2007-03-11	Nagoya
Makabe Tōgi & Yano Tōru	2008-02-17	Tōkyō
Team 3D: Brother Ray & Brother Devon	2009-01-04	Tōkyō
British Invasion: Brutus Magnus & Doug Williams	2009-07-21	Orlando, FL, USA
New Japan initially do not recognize or sanction the title match but officially recognize Magnus & Williams as the champions on 09-08-15.
Team 3D [2]	2009-10-18	Irvine, CA, USA
Win the title in a 4-way match against British Invasion, Main Event Mafia: Booker T & Scott Steiner, and Beer Money Inc.: Robert Roode & James Storm (British Invasion wins TNA World Title in the same match).
No Limit: Takahashi Yūjiro & Naitō Tetsuya	2010-01-04	Tōkyō
Defeat Team 3D and Giant Bernard & Karl Anderson in a 3-way hardcore match.
Seigi-gun: Nagata Yūji & Inoue Wataru	2010-05-03	Fukuoka
Defeat No Limit and Giant Bernard & Karl Anderson in a 3-way match.
Giant Bernard & Karl Anderson	2010-06-19	Ōsaka
Defeat Nagata & Inoue and No Limit: Takahashi Yūjiro & Naitō Tetsuya in a 3-way match; also win GHC Title, defeating Sano Takuma & Takayama Yoshihiro on 11-06-18 in Ōsaka.
Tenzan Hiroyoshi & Kojima Satoshi [3]	2012-01-04	Tōkyō
Yano Tōru & Iizuka Takashi	2012-05-03	Fukuoka
Stripped on 12-06-20 for various reasons including attacking NJPW president Sugabayashi Naoki, boycotting official signing for the title match, and the finish (no contenst) of the title match on 12-06-16 in Ōsaka.
Tenzan Hiroyoshi & Kojima Satoshi [4]	2012-07-22	Yamagata
Defeat Yano Tōru & Iizuka Takashi.
Killer Elite Squad: Davey Boy Smith Jr. & Lance Archer (Lance Hoyt)	2012-10-08	Tōkyō
Also win NWA World Title, defeating Kingz of the Underground: Scot Summers & Ryan Genesis in a double title match on 13-04-20 in Houston, TX.
Tenzan Hiroyoshi & Kojima Satoshi [5]	2013-05-03	Fukuoka
Defeat Smith & Archer, Nakanishi Manabu & Strongman, and Yano Tōru & Iizuka Takashi in 4-way match; NWA World Title not on the line and continues to be held by Smith & Archer.
Killer Elite Squad [2]	2013-11-09	Ōsaka
Win the second fall of a 2-fall 3-way match with a special rule against Tenzan & Kojima and Rob Conway & Jax Dane for the IWGP title; have lost the NWA World title to Conway & Dane in the first fall.
Karl Anderson & Doc Gallows (Luke Gallows)	2014-01-04	Tōkyō
Gotō Hiro-oki & Shibata Katsuyori	2015-01-04	Tōkyō
Karl Anderson & Doc Gallows [2]	2015-02-11	Ōsaka
Kingdom: Michael Bennett & Matt Taven	2015-04-05	Tōkyō
Karl Anderson & Doc Gallows [3]	2015-07-05	Ōsaka
Great Bash Heel: Makabe Tōgi & Honma Tomoaki	2016-01-04	Tōkyō
Guerrillas of Destiny: Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa	2016-04-10	Tōkyō
Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe	2016-06-19	Ōsaka
Guerrillas of Destiny [2]	2016-10-10	Tōkyō
Yano Tōru & Ishii Tomohiro	2017-01-04	Tōkyō
Win 3-way match against Tonga & Loa and Makabe Tōgi & Honma Tomoaki.
Tenzan Hiroyoshi & Kojima Satoshi [6]	2017-03-06	Tōkyō
Raymond Rowe & Hanson	2017-04-09	Tōkyō
Guerrillas of Destiny [3]	2016-06-19	Ōsaka
Killer Elite Squad [3]	2017-09-24	Kōbe
Defeat Tonga & Loa and Raymond Rowe & Hanson in a 3-way match.
EVIL & SANADA	2018-01-04	Tōkyō
Young Bucks: Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson	2018-06-09	Ōsaka
Guerrillas of Destiny [4]	2018-09-30	Long Beach, CA, USA
EVIL & SANADA [2]	2019-01-04	Tōkyō
Defeat Tonga & Loa and the Young Bucks: Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson in a 3-way match.
Guerrillas of Destiny [5]	2019-02-23	Tōkyō
Also win ROH World Title, defeating the champions Villain Enterprises: Brody King & PCO, Los Ingobernables de Japon: EVIL & SANADA, and Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe in a 4-way double title match on 19-04-06 in New York, NY, USA.
FinJuice: Juice Robinson & David Finlay	2020-01-04	Tōkyō
Guerrillas of Destiny [6]	2020-02-01	Atlanta, GA, USA
Tanahashi Hiroshi & Ibushi Kōta	2020-02-21	Tōkyō
Taichi & Zack Sabre Jr.	2020-07-12	Tōkyō
Guerrillas of Destiny [7]	2021-01-04	Tōkyō
Taichi & Zack Sabre Jr. [2]	2021-06-01	Tōkyō
Naitō Tetsuya & SANADA	2021-07-11	Sapporo
Taichi & Zack Sabre Jr. [2]	2021-07-25	Tōkyō
Gotō Hiro-oki & YOSHI-HASHI	2022-01-04	Tōkyō
United Empire: Jeff Cobb & Great-O-Khan (Oka Tomoyuki)	2022-04-09	Tōkyō
Bad Luck Fale & Chase Owens	2022-05-01	Fukuoka
Defeat the United Empire and Gotō Hiro-oki & YOSHI-HASHI in a 3-way match.
United Empire: Jeff Cobb & Great-O-Khan [2]	2022-06-12	Ōsaka
FTR: Dax Harwood & Cash Wheeler	2022-06-26	Chicago, IL, USA
ROH World Champions, defeat the United Empire and Roppongi Vice: Rocky Romero & Trent Beretta in a double title 3-way match.
Gotō Hiro-oki & YOSHI-HASHI [2]	2023-01-04	Tōkyō
Win IWGP Title only.
Aussie Open: Kyle Fletcher & Mark Davis	2023-04-08	Tōkyō
Vacate on 23-05-21 due to an injury for Davis.
Gotō Hiro-oki & YOSHI-HASHI [3]	2023-06-04	Ōsaka
Defeat EVIL & Takahashi Yūjirō and Great-O-Khan & Aaron Henare in a 3-way match and also win the vacant NJPW STRONG Title but lose it on 23-07-04.
Hikuleo & El Phantasmo	2024-01-04	Tōkyō
NJPW STRONG champions, win the double title match.
KENTA & Chase Owens	2024-02-11	Ōsaka
Win IWGP Title only.
Gotō Hiro-oki & YOSHI-HASHI [4]	2024-04-06	Tōkyō
KENTA & Chase Owens [2]	2024-05-04	Fukuoka
TMDK (The Mighty Don't Kneel): Mikey Nicholls & Shane Haste	2024-06-09	Ōsaka
Defet KENTA & Owens,　NJPW STRONG champions Hikuleo & El Phantasmo,　and Gotō Hiro-oki & YOSHI-HASHI in a 4-way elimination match to win both titles.
Great-O-Khan & HENARE	2024-11-04	Ōsaka
HENARE vacates on 24-12-09 due to injury.
Matthew Jackson & Nicholas Jackson [2]	2025-01-05	Tōkyō
Defeat Great-O-Khan & Jeff Cobb and Naitō Tetsuya & Takahashi Hiromu in a 3-way match.
Naitō Tetsuya & Takahashi Hiromu	2025-02-11	Ōsaka
Jeff Cobb & Callum Newman	2025-04-05	Tōkyō
Cobb vacates on 25-04-14 upon leaving the promotion.
Callum Newman & Great-O-Khan	2025-04-26	Hiroshima
Defeat Gotō Hiro-oki & YOSHI-HASHI.
Ishii Tomohiro & Taichi	2025-06-15	Ōsaka
Yuto-Ice (Nakajima Yūto) & OSKAR (Oskar Leube)	2025-09-28	Kōbe