Itâs time for one of the biggest Asian nationals events on the Ultimate calendar â the All Japan Ultimate Championships 2025, celebrating its 50th edition! Hosted by the Japan Flying Disc Association (JFDA), this yearâs Nationals bring together the countryâs strongest clubs to determine who will wear the crown of Japanese Ultimate.
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From what I understand, the action unfolds over two weekends:
This weekend OPEN â 11â12 October
Next weekend WOMENâS â 18â19 October
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Forgot to share last week
Hey Iâm only human, and handling not 1 but 2 daughters right now, so I tend to forget things now ha ha! Check out the story of Turkey born Nes Anik, jinX Midnight (Berlinâs Elite Womenâs team) star player before EUCF.
More info I received in my DM:
Itâs also important because this Japan nationals is their qualification for WUCC next year. Opens has two bids. Womens has three.
Japan nationals structure is four games, and itâs literally a pre-quarter, quarter, semi, final. So if an opens team loses any game before the final, they canât get a bid for WUCC. And womenâs you have to make semis to have a shot.
The  womenâs draw has Mavericks on one side of the draw with some uni teams (some of them are still strong). Then the other main contending clubs (UNO Mud Swampybarg Huck) all on the other side of the draw. This is based on a seeding tournament that happened back in May.
Itâs a brutal way to do WUCC bids! No pool play, no cross overs, no second chances!