The Kinoshita Group Japan Open Tennis Championships will return to Tokyo in 2026, promising an exciting week of high-stakes competition from September 30 to October 6. With a total purse of US$2,342,275, this prestigious tournament continues to attract top-tier talent from around the globe.
Prize Money Breakdown and Rankings Points
The prize money distribution for singles competitors is particularly noteworthy. The champion of the tournament will earn a substantial US$437,955, along with 500 ATP Rankings points, significantly boosting their standing in the professional circuit. The finalist will receive US$235,685 and 330 points, making it an enticing opportunity for players to showcase their skills and enhance their rankings.
For those reaching the semi-finals, a reward of US$125,605 and 200 points awaits. Quarter-finalists will earn US$64,170 and 100 points, while players who progress to the round of 16 will receive US$34,255 and 50 points. Finally, those making it to the round of 32 will still walk away with US$18,270, although they won’t earn any ATP points.
In doubles competition, the stakes are equally high. The winning team will take home US$143,880, along with 500 ATP points, while the finalists will receive US$76,730 and 330 points. Semi-finalists can expect to earn US$38,820 with 180 points, while quarter-finalists will walk away with US$19,420 and 90 points. Teams advancing to the round of 16 will earn US$10,050, without the benefit of ATP points.
With such an impressive prize purse and the opportunity for valuable ranking points, the Kinoshita Group Japan Open Tennis Championships is set to be one of the highlights of the tennis calendar in 2026. Players will be eager to compete not only for the financial rewards but also for the prestige that accompanies success in this significant tournament. Fans and players alike can look forward to a thrilling week of tennis in Tokyo.