All Pacific Title

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Jane O'Brien	77/08/31
Defeats Maki Ueda to be recognized as Hawaiian Pacific champion.
Yumi Ikeshita	77/09/01	Honolulu, HI
Title renamed, and Ikeshita is recognized as the first All Pacific champion; vacates in 78 because of an ankle injury.
Chabera Romero	78/05/20	Ohmiya
Defeats Maki Ueda.
Maki Ueda	78/08/09	Tokyo
Vacates on 79/02/27 to concentrate on winning the WWWA World title.
Tomi Aoyama	79/09/27	Osaka
Defeats Leilani Kai; vacates in 79 because of a knee injury.
Yumi Ikeshita [2]	80/02/21	Nagoya
Defeats Lucy Kayama.
Mimi Hagiwara	81/02/25	Yokohama
Vacates on 81/08/29 to challenge for WWWA World title.
Jumbo Hori	82/01/12	Chiba
Defeats Wild Kazuki; vacates on 82/06/15 to challenge for WWWA World tag team title.
Judy Martin	82/10/05	Osaka
Defeats Yukari Ohmori.
Mimi Hagiwara [2]	82/11/04	Himeji
Vacates on 83/11/26 upon retirement.
Devil Masami	84/04/01	Tokyo
Defeats Judy Martin; vacant on 85/12/12 when Devil wins WWWA World title.
Chigusa Nagayo	86/04/05	Tokyo
Defeats Dump Matsumoto.
Leilani Kai	86/08/21	Tokyo
Chigusa Nagayo [2]	87/04/27	Osaka
Vacates on 89/05/06 upon retirement.
Bull Nakano	89/06/18	Tokyo
Defeats Mitsuko Nishiwaki.
Noriyo Tateno	89/11/13	Ashikaga
Aja Kong	90/04/30	Chiba
Suzuka Minami	90/06/17	Tokyo
Vacant when Minami refuses the title after winning by DQ.
Manami Toyota	90/10/07	Tokyo
Defeats Bison Kimura in tournament final.
Suzuka Minami [2]	91/03/17	Tokyo
Akira Hokuto	91/04/29	Tokyo
Suzuka Minami [3]	91/10/04	Tokyo
Bison Kimura	91/10/26	Toyama
Kyoko Inoue	92/06/05	Asahikawa
Akira Hokuto [2]	92/11/26	Kawasaki
Vacant in 93/08 when Hokuto is injured.
Toshiyo Yamada	93/11/28	Osaka
Defeats Manami Toyota.
Kyoko Inoue [2]	94/03/27	Yokohama
Manami Toyota [2]	94/08/24	Tokyo
Toshiyo Yamada [2]	95/03/26	Yokohama
Defeat Takako Inoue and Reggie Bennet in a triangular match.
Yumiko Hotta	95/09/24	Kawasaki
Vacates in 96/05(or 96/04) to concentrate on WWWA World title and the vale tudo rule matches.
Reggie Bennet	96/06/22	Sapporo
Defeats Kaoru Itoh in tournament final.
Takako Inoue	96/11/21	Kobe
Has won IWA World Women's Title, defeating Reggie Bennet on 95/12/04 in Tokyo.
Kyoko Inoue [3]	97/01/20	Tokyo
Has won WWWA World Title, defeating Manami Toyota on 96/12/08 in Tokyo; unifies three titles on 97/01/20; vacates on 97/05/11 in Nagoya, being unsatisfied after a match against Kaoru Itoh ends as a 60min time limit draw.
Takako Inoue [2]	97/06/18	Sapporo
Defeats Toshiyo Yamada; Takako is injured in 97/07; Tomoko Watanabe defeats Kaoru Itoh to become temporary champion on 97/08/22 in Osaka; Takako defeats Watanabe on 98/01/03 in Tokyo to unify titles.
Zap T (Tomoko Watanabe)	98/04/21	Osaka
Kumiko Maekawa	98/05/05	Tokyo
Yasha Kurenai	98/11/29	Yokohama
Kumiko Maekawa [2]	99/02/26	Tokyo
Azumi Hyuga	00/02/11	Tokyo
Tomoko Watanabe [2]	00/07/15	Tokyo
Kumiko Maekawa [3]	01/09/16	Tokyo
Vacates after defending against Momoe Nakanishi on 2001/10/24.
Momoe Nakanishi	02/02/24	Yokohama
Vacates on 02/09/08 to concentrate on winning WWWA World Title.
noki-A	02/10/20	Kawasaki
Defeats Kayo Noumi in a tournament final.
Kayo Noumi	02/12/22	Kawasaki
Vacant on 04/04/18 when Noumi retires.
Mika Nishio	04/07/18	Tokyo
Defeats Hikaru in the 4-woman tournament final.
Hikaru	04/11/07	Tokyo
Lioness Asuka	05/02/20	Tokyo
Vacates immediately after winning the title due to Hikaru's injury.