NHK Trophy

The NHK Trophy is an annual international figure skating competition held as part of the ISU Grand Prix of Figure Skating. The NHK Trophy is organized by the Japan Skating Federation and began in 1979. It was added to the Grand Prix series in 1995, the series' inaugural year. Medals may be awarded in men's singles, women’s singles, pair skating, and ice dance.

For other uses, see NHK Cup.
NHK Trophy
Type:ISU Grand Prix
Location: Japan
Host:Japan Skating Federation

Medalists

Men's singles
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1979 Tokyo Robin Cousins Fumio Igarashi David Santee
1980 Sapporo Fumio Igarashi Robert Wagenhoffer Allen Schramm
1981 Kobe Fumio Igarashi Norbert Schramm Jean-Christophe Simond
1982 Tokyo Scott Hamilton Alexander Fadeev Grzegorz Filipowski
1983 Held as the 1984 World Junior Championships
1984 Tokyo Alexander Fadeev Brian Orser Brian Boitano
1985 Kobe Brian Boitano Brian Orser Alexander Fadeev
1986 Tokyo Angelo D'Agostino Makoto Kano Philippe Roncoli
1987 Kushiro Christopher Bowman Paul Wylie Makoto Kano
1988 Tokyo Alexander Fadeev Petr Barna Kurt Browning
1989 Kobe Viktor Petrenko Alexander Fadeev Kurt Browning
1990 Asahikawa Viktor Petrenko Grzegorz Filipowski Viacheslav Zagorodniuk
1991 Hiroshima Grzegorz Filipowski Viacheslav Zagorodniuk Alexei Urmanov
1992 Tokyo Philippe Candeloro Elvis Stojko Alexei Urmanov
1993 Chiba Philippe Candeloro Viacheslav Zagorodniuk Alexei Urmanov
1994 Morioka Todd Eldredge Philippe Candeloro Viacheslav Zagorodniuk
1995 Nagoya Elvis Stojko Igor Pashkevich Philippe Candeloro [1]
1996 Osaka Elvis Stojko Ilia Kulik Dmitri Dmitrenko
1997 Nagano Ilia Kulik Scott Davis Guo Zhengxin
1998 Sapporo Evgeni Plushenko Takeshi Honda Andrejs Vlascenko [1][2]
1999 Nagoya Evgeni Plushenko Timothy Goebel Ilia Klimkin [1][3]
2000 Asahikawa Evgeni Plushenko Ilia Klimkin Li Chengjiang [1][4]
2001 Kumamoto Takeshi Honda Jeffrey Buttle Ivan Dinev [1][5]
2002 Kyoto Ilia Klimkin Takeshi Honda Li Chengjiang [6]
2003 Asahikawa Jeffrey Buttle Timothy Goebel Gao Song [7]
2004 Nagoya Johnny Weir Timothy Goebel Frédéric Dambier [8]
2005 Osaka Nobunari Oda Evan Lysacek Daisuke Takahashi [9]
2006 Nagano Daisuke Takahashi Nobunari Oda Takahiko Kozuka [10]
2007 Sendai Daisuke Takahashi Tomáš Verner Stephen Carriere [11]
2008 Tokyo Nobunari Oda Johnny Weir Yannick Ponsero [12]
2009 Nagano Brian Joubert Johnny Weir Michal Březina [13]
2010 Nagoya Daisuke Takahashi Jeremy Abbott Florent Amodio [14]
2011 Sapporo Daisuke Takahashi Takahiko Kozuka Ross Miner [15]
2012 Miyagi Yuzuru Hanyu Daisuke Takahashi Ross Miner [16]
2013 Tokyo Daisuke Takahashi Nobunari Oda Jeremy Abbott [17]
2014 Osaka Daisuke Murakami Sergei Voronov Takahito Mura [18]
2015 Nagano Yuzuru Hanyu Jin Boyang Takahito Mura [19]
2016 Sapporo Yuzuru Hanyu Nathan Chen Keiji Tanaka [20]
2017 Osaka Sergei Voronov Adam Rippon Alexei Bychenko [21]
2018 Hiroshima Shoma Uno Sergei Voronov Matteo Rizzo [22]
2019 Sapporo Yuzuru Hanyu Kévin Aymoz Roman Sadovsky [23]
2020 Osaka Yuma Kagiyama Kazuki Tomono Lucas Tsuyoshi Honda [24]
2021 Tokyo Shoma Uno Vincent Zhou Cha Jun-hwan [25]
2022 Sapporo Shoma Uno Sōta Yamamoto Cha Jun-hwan [26]
2023 Osaka Yuma Kagiyama Shoma Uno Lukas Britschgi [27]

Women's singles
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1979 Tokyo Emi Watanabe Lisa-Marie Allen Sandy Lenz
1980 Sapporo Denise Biellmann Katarina Witt Melissa Thomas
1981 Kobe Kristiina Wegelius Vikki de Vries Charlene Wong
1982 Tokyo Katarina Witt Rosalynn Sumners Tiffany Chin
1983 Held as the 1984 World Junior Championships
1984 Tokyo Midori Ito Debi Thomas Juri Ozawa
1985 Kobe Midori Ito Cynthia Coull Juri Ozawa
1986 Tokyo Katarina Witt Midori Ito Juri Ozawa
1987 Kushiro Katarina Witt Midori Ito Tonya Harding
1988 Tokyo Midori Ito Kristi Yamaguchi Marina Kielmann
1989 Kobe Midori Ito Kristi Yamaguchi Tonia Kwiatkowski
1990 Asahikawa Midori Ito Tonya Harding Larisa Zamotina
1991 Hiroshima Midori Ito Surya Bonaly Chen Lu
1992 Tokyo Surya Bonaly Kumiko Koiwai Yuka Sato
1993 Chiba Surya Bonaly Yuka Sato Chen Lu
1994 Morioka Chen Lu Surya Bonaly Junko Yaginuma
1995 Nagoya Chen Lu Hanae Yokoya Olga Markova [1]
1996 Osaka Maria Butyrskaya Tonia Kwiatkowski Yulia Vorobieva
1997 Nagano Tanja Szewczenko Maria Butyrskaya Chen Lu
1998 Sapporo Tatiana Malinina Irina Slutskaya Fumie Suguri [1][2]
1999 Nagoya Maria Butyrskaya Viktoria Volchkova Tatiana Malinina [1][3]
2000 Asahikawa Irina Slutskaya Maria Butyrskaya Tatiana Malinina [1][4]
2001 Kumamoto Tatiana Malinina Yoshie Onda Elena Liashenko [1][5]
2002 Kyoto Yoshie Onda Irina Slutskaya Shizuka Arakawa [6]
2003 Asahikawa Fumie Suguri Elena Liashenko Yoshie Onda [7]
2004 Nagoya Shizuka Arakawa Miki Ando Elena Sokolova [8]
2005 Osaka Yukari Nakano Fumie Suguri Elena Liashenko [9]
2006 Nagano Mao Asada Fumie Suguri Yukari Nakano [10]
2007 Sendai Carolina Kostner Sarah Meier Nana Takeda [11]
2008 Tokyo Mao Asada Akiko Suzuki Yukari Nakano [12]
2009 Nagano Miki Ando Alena Leonova Ashley Wagner [13]
2010 Nagoya Carolina Kostner Rachael Flatt Kanako Murakami [14]
2011 Sapporo Akiko Suzuki Mao Asada Alena Leonova [15]
2012 Miyagi Mao Asada Akiko Suzuki Mirai Nagasu [16]
2013 Tokyo Mao Asada Elena Radionova Akiko Suzuki [17]
2014 Osaka Gracie Gold Alena Leonova Satoko Miyahara [18]
2015 Nagano Satoko Miyahara Courtney Hicks Mao Asada [19]
2016 Sapporo Anna Pogorilaya Satoko Miyahara Maria Sotskova [20]
2017 Osaka Evgenia Medvedeva Carolina Kostner Polina Tsurskaya [21]
2018 Hiroshima Rika Kihira Satoko Miyahara Elizaveta Tuktamysheva [22]
2019 Sapporo Alena Kostornaia Rika Kihira Alina Zagitova [23]
2020 Osaka Kaori Sakamoto Wakaba Higuchi Rino Matsuike [24]
2021 Tokyo Kaori Sakamoto Mana Kawabe You Young [25]
2022 Sapporo Kim Ye-lim Kaori Sakamoto Rion Sumiyoshi [26]
2023 Osaka Ava Ziegler Lindsay Thorngren Nina Pinzarrone [27]

Pairs
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1979 Tokyo
1980 Sapporo
1981 Kobe
1982 Tokyo
1983 Held as the 1984 World Junior Championships
1984 Tokyo
1985 Kobe
1986 Tokyo
1987 Kushiro
1988 Tokyo
1989 Kobe
1990 Asahikawa
1991 Hiroshima
1992 Tokyo
1993 Chiba
1994 Morioka
1995 Nagoya [1]
1996 Osaka
1997 Nagano
1998 Sapporo [1][2]
1999 Nagoya [1][3]
2000 Asahikawa [1][4]
2001 Kumamoto [1][5]
2002 Kyoto [6]
2003 Asahikawa [7]
2004 Nagoya [8]
2005 Osaka [9]
2006 Nagano [10]
2007 Sendai [11]
2008 Tokyo [12]
2009 Nagano [13]
2010 Nagoya [14]
2011 Sapporo [15]
2012 Miyagi [16]
2013 Tokyo [17]
2014 Osaka [18]
2015 Nagano [19]
2016 Sapporo [20]
2017 Osaka [21]
2018 Hiroshima [22]
2019 Sapporo [23]
2020 Osaka No pairs competition due to the COVID-19 pandemic [28]
2021 Tokyo [25]
2022 Sapporo [26]
2023 Osaka [27]

Ice dance
Year Location Gold Silver Bronze Ref.
1979 Tokyo
1980 Sapporo
  • Lillian Heming
  • Murray Carey
1981 Kobe
1982 Tokyo
1983 Held as the 1984 World Junior Championships
1984 Tokyo
1985 Kobe
1986 Tokyo
1987 Kushiro
1988 Tokyo
1989 Kobe
1990 Asahikawa
1991 Hiroshima
1992 Tokyo
1993 Chiba
1994 Morioka
1995 Nagoya [1]
1996 Osaka
1997 Nagano
1998 Sapporo [1][2]
1999 Nagoya [1][3]
2000 Asahikawa [1][4]
2001 Kumamoto [1][5]
2002 Kyoto [6]
2003 Asahikawa [7]
2004 Nagoya [8]
2005 Osaka [9]
2006 Nagano [10]
2007 Sendai [11]
2008 Tokyo [12]
2009 Nagano [13]
2010 Nagoya [14]
2011 Sapporo [15]
2012 Miyagi [16]
2013 Tokyo [17]
2014 Osaka [18]
2015 Nagano [19]
2016 Sapporo [20]
2017 Osaka [21]
2018 Hiroshima [22]
2019 Sapporo [23]
2020 Osaka [24]
2021 Tokyo [25]
2022 Sapporo [26]
2023 Osaka [27]

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