The tables below are Asian Table Tennis Champions lists of individual events (Men's and Women's Singles, Men's and Women's Doubles and Mixed).
Year | Host City | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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1952 | Singapore | Suh Sui Cho | Hiroji Satoh | Chung Chin Sing |
Fu Chi Fong | ||||
1953 | Tokyo | Mai Văn Hòa | Ichiro Ogimura | Kazuo Kawai |
Yoshio Tomita | ||||
1954 | Singapore | Mai Văn Hòa | D. Aguesin | |
1957 | Manila | Lau Sek Fong | Shu Long-shung | |
1960 | Bombay | Ichiro Ogimura | Lee Dal Joon | |
1963 | Manila | Hiroshi Takahashi | ||
1964 | Seoul | Koji Kimura | Ken Konaka | Hiroaki Ohhashi |
Hiroshi Takahashi | ||||
1967 | Singapore | Nobuhiko Hasegawa | Mitsuru Kono | |
1968 | Jakarta | Mitsuru Kono | Shigeo Itoh | Nobuhiko Hasegawa |
Tokio Tasaka | ||||
1970 | Nagoya | Nobuhiko Hasegawa | Tokio Tasaka | Katsuyuki Abe |
Shigeo Itoh |
Year | Host City | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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1952 | Singapore | Gool Nasikwala | Baguio Wong | Yoshiko Tanaka |
M. Hayes | ||||
1953 | Tokyo | Chen Pao-pei | Kiiko Watanabe | Sae Kama |
Yao Chu | ||||
1954 | Singapore | Baguio Wong | Hwang Yool-ja | |
1957 | Manila | Choi Kyung-ja | Wie Sang-sook | |
1960 | Bombay | Kazuko Ito-Yamaizumi | Yoshiko Murakami | |
1963 | Manila | Kimiyo Matsuzaki | ||
1964 | Seoul | Masako Seki | Tsunao Isomura | Choi Kyung-ja |
Masako Ohta | ||||
1967 | Singapore | Yoon Ki-sook | Choi Jung-sook | |
1968 | Jakarta | Yukie Ozeki | Choi Jung-sook | Toshiko Kowada |
Sachiko Morisawa | ||||
1970 | Nagoya | Toshiko Kowada | Yasuko Konno | Miho Hamada |
Emiko Ohba |
The tables below are Asian Table Tennis Champions lists of teams events.
Year | Host City | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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1952 | Singapore | Hong Kong | Japan | Macau |
1953 | Tokyo | Japan | South Vietnam | Republic of China |
1954 | Singapore | Hong Kong | Singapore | Philippines |
1957 | Manila | South Vietnam | India | Republic of China |
1960 | Bombay | Japan | India | South Korea |
1963 | Manila | Japan | ||
1964 | Seoul | Japan | South Korea | Republic of China |
1967 | Singapore | Japan | South Korea | |
1968 | Jakarta | Japan | Indonesia | Philippines |
South Korea | ||||
1970 | Nagoya | Japan | South Korea | Malaysia |
Republic of China |
Year | Host City | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
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1952 | Singapore | Hong Kong Macau | Not awarded, as there was a tie for gold. | Singapore |
1953 | Tokyo | Japan | Republic of China | Hong Kong |
1954 | Singapore | Hong Kong | South Korea | Singapore |
1957 | Manila | Republic of China | South Korea | Hong Kong |
1960 | Bombay | Japan | South Korea | India |
1963 | Manila | Japan | ||
1964 | Seoul | Japan | South Korea | Republic of China |
1967 | Singapore | Japan | South Korea | |
1968 | Jakarta | South Korea | Japan | Malaysia |
Thailand | ||||
1970 | Nagoya | South Korea | Japan | Indonesia |
Republic of China |
The tables below are Asian Table Tennis Champions lists of individual events (Men's and Women's Singles, Men's and Women's Doubles and Mixed).
The tables below are Asian Table Tennis Champions lists of teams events.
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