AJW Championship#Title history

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|champion = {{sortname|Rimi|Yokota|Jaguar Yokota}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|December 15, 1980}}

|days = {{age in days nts|December 15, 1980|March 7, 1981}}

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = Live Event

|notes = Yokota defeated Nancy Kumi to become the inaugural champion.

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|sort number = 1.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|March 7, 1981}}

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|number = 2

|champion = {{sortname|Devil|Masami}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|May 9, 1981}}

|days = {{age in days nts|May 9, 1981|April 7, 1982}}

|location = Ōmiya, Saitama, Japan

|event = Live Event

|notes = Masami defeated Tomoko Kitamura to win the vacant championship.

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|sort number = 2.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|April 7, 1982}}

|location =

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|notes = The championship was vacated for undocumented reasons.

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|number = 3

|champion = {{sortname|Lioness|Asuka}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|July 19, 1982}}

|days = {{age in days nts|July 19, 1982|January 8, 1983}}

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = Live Event

|notes = Asuka defeated Masked Yu to win the vacant championship.

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|number = 4

|champion = {{sortname|Kaoru|Matsumoto|Dump Matsumoto}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|January 8, 1983}}

|days = {{age in days nts|January 8, 1983|June 1, 1983}}

|location = Kumaya, Japan

|event = Live Event

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|number = 5

|champion = {{sortname|Lioness|Asuka}}

|reign = 2

|date = {{dts|June 1, 1983}}

|days = {{age in days nts|June 1, 1983|January 18, 1984}}

|location = Ōmiya, Saitama, Japan

|event = Live Event

|notes =

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|sort number = 5.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|January 18, 1984}}

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|notes = The championship was vacated for undocumented reasons.

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|number = 6

|champion = {{sortname|Itsuki|Yamazaki}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|February 28, 1984}}

|days = {{age in days nts|February 28, 1984|February 25, 1985}}

|location = Sagamihara, Kanagawa, Japan

|event = Live Event

|notes = Yamazaki defeated Noriyo Tateno to win the vacant championship.

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|sort number = 6.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|February 25, 1985}}

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|notes = The championship was vacated for undocumented reasons.

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|number = 7

|champion = {{sortname|Bull|Nakano}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|July 25, 1985}}

|days = {{age in days nts|July 25, 1985|January 28, 1988}}

|location = Yamato, Kanagawa, Japan

|event = Live Event

|notes = Nakano defeated Mika Komatsu in a tournament final to win the vacant championship.

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|number = 8

|champion = {{sort|Ogura, Yumi|Yumi Ogura}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|January 28, 1988}}

|days = {{age in days nts|January 28, 1988|July 10, 1988}}

|location = Nagoya, Aichi, Japan

|event = Live Event

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|number = 9

|champion = {{sort|Komatsu, Mika|Mika Komatsu}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|July 10, 1988}}

|days = The exact date that the championship was vacated is unknown, meaning the reign lasted between {{age in days nts|July 10, 1988|February 1, 1989}} and {{age in days nts|July 10, 1988|February 28, 1989}} days.

|location = Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

|event = Stampede live Event

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|sort number = 9.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|February 1989}}

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|notes = The championship was due to Mika Komatsu's retirement from professional wrestling.

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|number = 10

|champion = {{sortname|Erika|Shishido|Aja Kong}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|March 19, 1989}}

|days = {{age in days nts|March 19, 1989|August 24, 1989}}

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = live Event

|notes = Shishido defeated Manami Toyota to win the vacant championship.

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|number = 11

|champion = {{sort|Amada, Reibun|Reibun Amada}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|August 24, 1989}}

|days = The exact date that the championship was vacated is unknown, meaning the reign lasted between {{age in days nts|August 24, 1989|October 1, 1989}} and {{age in days nts|August 24, 1989|October 31, 1989}} days.

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = live Event

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|sort number = 11.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|October 1989}}

|location =

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|notes = The championship was due to Reibun Amada's retirement from professional wrestling.

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|number = 12

|champion = {{sortname|Manami|Toyota}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|November 18, 1989}}

|days = {{age in days nts|November 18, 1989|September 1, 1990}}

|location = Masuda, Shimane, Japan

|event = live Event

|notes = Toyota defeated Mika Takahashi to win the vacant championship.

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|sort number = 12.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|September 1, 1990}}

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|notes = The championship was vacated for undocumented reasons.

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|number = 13

|champion = {{sortname|Kyoko|Inoue}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|October 2, 1990}}

|days = {{age in days nts|October 2, 1990|April 29, 1991}}

|location = Yamagata, Yamagata, Japan

|event = live Event

|notes = Inoue defeated Takako Inoue to win the vacant championship.

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|number = 14

|champion = {{sortname|Takako|Inoue}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|April 29, 1991}}

|days = {{age in days nts|April 29, 1991|April 29, 1992}}

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = live Event

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|number = 15

|champion = {{sortname|Mariko|Yoshida}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|April 29, 1992}}

|days = {{age in days nts|April 29, 1992|July 15, 1992}}

|location = Toda, Saitama, Japan

|event = live Event

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|number = 16

|champion = {{sort|Hasegawa, Sakie|Sakie Hasegawa}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|July 15, 1992}}

|days = {{age in days nts|July 15, 1992|October 9, 1992}}

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = live Event

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|number = 17

|champion = Tomoko Watanabe

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|October 9, 1992}}

|days = {{age in days nts|October 9, 1992|November 26, 1992}}

|location = Chiba, Japan

|event = live Event

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|number = 18

|champion = Kaoru Ito

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|November 26, 1992}}

|days = {{age in days nts|November 26, 1992|February 10, 1993}}

|location = Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan

|event = Dream Rush in Kawasaki

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|number = 19

|champion = {{sort|Malenko, Debbie|Debbie Malenko}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|February 10, 1993}}

|days = The length of the reign is too uncertain to calculate.

|location = Kumamoto, Japan

|event = live Event

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|sort number = 19.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|1993}}

|location =

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|notes = The championship was vacated after Debbie Malenko suffered an injury.

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|number = 20

|champion = {{sortname|Mima|Shimoda}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|September 18, 1993}}

|days = {{age in days nts|September 18, 1993|April 9, 1994}}

|location = Ōmiya, Saitama, Japan

|event = Zenjo Super Whirlwind - Day 15

|notes = Shimoda defeated Bat Yoshinaga in a tournament final to win the vacant championship.

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|sort number = 20.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|April 9, 1994}}

|location =

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|notes = Mima Shimoda vacated the championship to concentrate on tag matches with Etsuko Mita.

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|number = 21

|champion = Kaoru Ito

|reign = 2

|date = {{dts|May 4, 1994}}

|days = {{age in days nts|May 4, 1994|June 30, 1995}}

|location = Toda, Saitama, Japan

|event = live Event

|notes = Ito defeated Rie Tamada to win the vacant championship.

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|number = 22

|champion = Tomoko Watanabe

|reign = 2

|date = {{dts|June 30, 1995}}

|days =

|location = Hakodate, Hokkaido, Japan

|event = Zenjo Movement 1995 - Day 43

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|sort number = 22.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|1996}}

|location =

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|notes = The championship was vacated for undocumented reasons.

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|number = 23

|champion = {{sort|Maekawa, Kumiko|Kumiko Maekawa}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|May 4, 1996}}

|days = {{age in days nts|May 4, 1996|November 21, 1996}}

|location = Toda, Saitama, Japan

|event = Zenjo Finest - Day 4

|notes = Maekawa defeated Chaparita Asari in a tournament final to win the vacant championship.

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|number = 24

|champion = {{sort|Tamada, Rie|Rie Tamada}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|November 21, 1996}}

|days = The exact date that the championship was vacated is unknown, meaning the reign lasted between {{age in days nts|November 21, 1996|December 1, 1997}} and {{age in days nts|November 21, 1996|December 31, 1997}} days.

|location = Kobe, Hyōgo, Japan

|event = Tag League The Best - Day 31

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|sort number = 24.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|December 1997}}

|location =

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|notes = The championship was vacated for undocumented reasons.

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|number = 25

|champion = {{sortname|Momoe|Nakanishi}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|December 12, 1997}}

|days = {{age in days nts|December 12, 1997|January 24, 1998}}

|location = Chiba, Japan

|event = live Event

|notes = Nakanishi defeated Sachie Nishibori to win the vacant championship.

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|number = 26

|champion = {{sortname|Emi|Motokawa|Emi Sakura}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|January 24, 1998}}

|days = {{age in days nts|January 24, 1998|April 12, 1998}}

|location = Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan

|event = New Year Zenjo "VOW" - Day 10

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|number = 27

|champion = {{sortname|Momoe|Nakanishi}}

|reign = 2

|date = {{dts|April 12, 1998}}

|days =

|location = Hamamatsu, Shizuoka, Japan

|event = New Year Zenjo "VOW" - Day 10

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|sort number = 27.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|1999}}

|location =

|event =

|notes = The championship was vacated after Momoe Nakanishi reached to championship defense limit.

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|number = 28

|champion = {{sortname|Nanae|Takahashi}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|March 1, 2000}}

|days = {{age in days nts|March 1, 2000|September 17, 2000}}

|location = Fukuoka, Japan

|event = live Event

|notes = Takahashi defeated Miyuki Fujii in a four-woman tournament final to win the vacant championship.

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|number = 29

|champion = {{sortname|Miho|Wakizawa}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|September 17, 2000}}

|days = {{age in days nts|September 17, 2000|May 26, 2001}}

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = Zenjo Stroke

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|number = 30

|champion = Rumi Kazama

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|May 26, 2001}}

|days = <1

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = live Event

|notes =

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|sort number = 30.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|May 26, 2001}}

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = live Event

|notes = Rumi Kazama vacated the championship immediately after winning it.

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|number = 31

|champion = {{sort|Noumi, Kayo|Kayo Noumi}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|July 27, 2001}}

|days = {{age in days nts|July 27, 2001|September 26, 2001}}

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = Japan Grand Prix

|notes = Noumi defeated Miho Wakizawa in a tournament final to win the vacant championship.

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|number = 32

|champion = {{sortname|Kayoko|Haruyama}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|September 26, 2001}}

|days = {{age in days nts|September 26, 2001|January 4, 2002}}

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = JWP Flappers

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|number = 33

|champion = {{sort|Noumi, Kayo|Kayo Noumi}}

|reign = 2

|date = {{dts|January 4, 2002}}

|days = {{age in days nts|January 4, 2002|September 22, 2002}}

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = Foture Shock - Day 2

|notes =

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|sort number = 33.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|September 22, 2002}}

|location =

|event =

|notes = Kayo Noumi vacated the championship in order to participate in the tournament for the All Pacific Championship, which occurred on October 2, 2002.

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|number = 34

|champion = {{sort|Fujii, Miyuki|Miyuki Fujii}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|October 8, 2002}}

|days = {{age in days nts|October 8, 2002|November 29, 2002}}

|location = Mie, Japan

|event = live Event

|notes = Fujii defeated Mika Nishio to win the vacant championship.

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|number = 35

|champion = {{sortname|Kaori|Yoneyama}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|November 29, 2002}}

|days = {{age in days nts|November 29, 2002|January 4, 2003}}

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = New Wrestlemarinepiad

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|number = 36

|champion = {{sort|Nishio, Mika|Mika Nishio}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|January 4, 2003}}

|days = The exact date that the championship was vacated is unknown, meaning the reign lasted between {{age in days nts|January 4, 2003|June 1, 2003}} and {{age in days nts|January 4, 2003|June 19, 2003}} days.

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = New Wrestlemarinepiad

|notes =

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|sort number = 36.5

|type = vacated

|date = {{dts|June 2003}}

|location =

|event =

|notes = The championship was vacated after Mika Nishio left AJW.

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|number = 37

|champion = {{sort|Sasori|Sasori}}

|reign = 2

|date = {{dts|June 19, 2003}}

|days = {{age in days nts|June 19, 2003|September 15, 2003}}

|location = Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan

|event = live Event

|notes = Sasori defeated Saki Maemura to win the vacant championship. Sasori is formerly known as Miyuki Fujii.

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|number = 38

|champion = {{sort|Hikaru|Hikaru}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|September 15, 2003}}

|days = {{age in days nts|September 15, 2003|January 3, 2004}}

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = ''Potential Power - Day 1

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|number = 39

|champion = {{sort|Maemura, Saki|Saki Maemura}}

|reign = 1

|date = {{dts|January 3, 2004}}

|days = The exact date that AJW closed is unknown, meaning the reign lasted between {{age in days nts|January 3, 2004|April 1, 2005}} and {{age in days nts|January 3, 2004|April 30, 2005}} days.

|location = Tokyo, Japan

|event = The Legend of Women's Pro Wrestling - Day 1

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|sort number = 39.5

|type = deactivated

|date = {{dts|April 2005}}

|location =

|event =

|notes = The championship retired when AJW closed.

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