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All Asia Tag Team Title
(as of 2025-05-18)

JPWA ( 1955 ~ 1973-04-14 )
All Japan ( 1976-03 ~ )

Tiger Joginder & King Kong Czaya 1955-11-16 Tōkyō
Defeat Rikidōzan & Harold Sakata in 5-team tournament final; title vacant.
Dan Miller & Frank Valois 1960-06-02 Ōsaka
Defeat Rikidōzan & Yoshimura Michiaki.
Rikidōzan & Toyonobori 1960-06-07 Nagoya
Luther Lindsay & Ricky Waldo 1962-02-03 Tōkyō
Rikidōzan & Toyonobori [2] 1962-02-15 Tōkyō
Mike Sharpe & Buddy Austin 1962-06-04 Ōsaka
Rikidōzan & Toyonobori [3] 1962-07-01 Toyonaka
Vacate in 63-01 when Toyonobori injured.
Rikidōzan & Toyonobori [4] 1963-05-06 Sapporo
Defeat Killer Kowalski & Fred Atkins; vacant on 63-12-15 when Rikidōzan dies from stab wounds suffered on 63-12-08 in Tōkyō.
Toyonobori & Yoshimura Michiaki 1964-02-20 Nagoya
Defeat Prince Curtis Iaukea & Don Manoukian.
Gene Kiniski & Calypso Hurricane (Ciclon Negro) 1964-05-14 Yokohama
Toyonobori & Giant Baba 1964-05-29 Sapporo
The Destroyer & Billy Red Lyons 1965-06-03 Sapporo
Toyonobori & Giant Baba [2] 1965-07-15 Shizuoka
Vacant on 66-01-05 when Toyonobori takes a leave of absence; Toyonobori is officially expelled from JPWA on 66-03-21.
Killer Karl Kox & Joe Carrolo 1966-05-26 Sendai
Defeat Yoshimura Michiaki & Giant Baba.
Yoshimura Michiaki & Hiro Matsuda 1966-05-28 Sapporo
Killer Karl Kox & Eddie Graham 1966-06-27 Nagoya
Yoshimura Michiaki & Giant Baba 1966-07-01 Hiroshima
Baba vacates the title on 66-11-05 after winning NWA International Title.
Yoshimura Michiaki & Ōki Kintarō (Kim Il) 1966-12-03 Tōkyō
Defeat Eddie Morea & Tarzan Zorro; vacant in 67-04 when Ōki injured in auto accident.
Yoshimura Michiaki & Antonio Inoki 1967-05-26 Sapporo
Defeat Waldo Von Erich & Ike Eakins; Inoki vacates the title on 67-10-31 after winning NWA International Title with Giant Baba.
Yoshimura Michiaki & Ōki Kintarō [2] 1968-01-06 Ōsaka
Defeat Bill Miller & Rick Hunter.
Skull Murphy & Klondike Bill 1968-07-08 Tōkyō
Yoshimura Michiaki & Ōki Kintarō [3] 1968-07-30 Sapporo
Yoshimura vacates the title on 69-01-21 when he leaves for the U.S.
Ōki Kintarō & Antonio Inoki [2] 1969-02-03 Sapporo
Defeat Buster Royd & Tom Jones; Ōki vacates the title on 69-07-03 to concentrate on defending Asian Heavyweight Title.
Yoshimura Michiaki & Antonio Inoki [3] 1969-08-09 Nagoya
Defeat Crusher Lisowski & Art Michalik; help-up on 69-10-09 after the match against Buddy Austin & Mr. Atomic in Yamagata.
Yoshimura Michiaki & Antonio Inoki [4] 1969-10-30 Gifu
Defeat Buddy Austin & Mr. Atomic in rematch; vacant when Inoki expelled from JPWA in 71-12.
Yoshimura Michiaki & Sakaguchi Seiji 1971-12-12 Tōkyō
Defeat Dory Funk Jr. & Dick Murdoch; vacant after Yoshimura announces retirement on 73-01-30.
Great Kojika & Matsuoka Gantetsu 1973-03-03 Ōsaka
Defeat Kurt Von Steiger & Killer Karl Krupp; vacant when JPWA closes on 73-04-20.
Great Kojika & Ōkuma Motoshi 1976-03-26 Seoul, KOR
Defeat Korean representative team HONG Mu-ung & OH Dae-gyun when the title is reactiviated by All Japan after New Japan announces the creation of its own version of the title.
Jerry Oates & Ted Oates 1976-10-02 Tōkyō
Takachiho Akihisa & Samson Kutsuwada 1976-10-21 Fukushima
Great Kojika & Ōkuma Motoshi [2] 1977-06-16 Tōkyō
New Japan version is retired on 81-05-21.
Mighty Inoue & Animal Hamaguchi 1977-11-06 Tōkyō
Great Kojika & Ōkuma Motoshi [3] 1978-02-22 Gifu
Vacant when Kojika & Okuma do not defend title for 6 months.
Great Kojika & Ōkuma Motoshi [4] 1979-05-31 Noshiro
Defeat Kiwis: Butch Miller & Sweet William.
Kevin Von Erich & David Von Erich 1981-05-23 Tōkyō
Ishikawa Takashi & Satō Akio 1981-06-11 Tōkyō
Vacate in 83-01 when Sato injured.
Ashura Hara & Mighty Inoue 1983-02-23 Takaishi
Defeat Great Kojika & Ōkuma Motoshi; Inoue vacates in 84-02 to concentrate on jr. heavyweight title.
Ashura Hara & Ishikawa Takashi 1984-02-16 Nagasaki
Defeat Jerry Morrow & Thomas Ivey; Hara is stripped of the title on 84-10-22.
Ishikawa Takashi & Satō Akio [2] 1985-04-15 Nagasaki
Defeat Animal Hamaguchi & Kurisu Masanobu.
Teranishi Isamu & Animal Hamaguchi 1985-07-18 Tōkyō
Teranishi Isamu & Honaga Norio 1985-07
Hamaguchi is injured during the match where he and Teranishi win the title; Honaga replaces Hamaguchi.
Ishikawa Takashi & Mighty Inoue 1985-10-31 Tsuruoka
Ashura Hara & Super Strong Machine 1986-10-30 Aomori
Vacant when Machine jumps to New Japan in 87-03.
Ishikawa Takashi & Mighty Inoue [2] 1987-07-30 Tōkyō
Defeat Teranishi Isamu & Kurisu Masanobu in 3-team round-robin tournament final.
Footloose: Kawada Toshiaki & Samson Fuyuki 1988-03-09 Yokohama
Takano Shunji & Nakano Shin-ichi 1988-09-09 Chiba
Footloose [2] 1988-09-15 Tōkyō
Can-Am Express: Dan Kroffat & Doug Furnas 1989-06-05 Tōkyō
Footloose [3] 1989-10-20 Nagoya
Can-Am Express [2] 1990-03-02 Nagoya
Tiger Mask (Misawa Mitsuharu) & Kobashi Kenta 1990-04-09 Okayama
Tiger Mask takes his mask on 90-05-14 and vacates the title on 90-05-17 to concentrate on singles matches.
Nakano Shin-ichi & Taue Akira 1990-06-05 Chiba
Defeat Davey Boy Smith & Johnny Smith; vacant in 90-07 when Nakano jumps to SWS.
Kobashi Kenta & Johnny Ace 1990-09-07 Fukui
Defeat the Fantastics: Tommy Rogers & Bobby Fulton; vacant in 91 when Ace is injured.
British Bulldogs: Dynamite Kid & Johnny Smith 1991-04-06 Ōsaka
Defeat Kobashi Kenta & Kikuchi Tsuyoshi.
Can-Am Express [3] 1991-04-20 Tōkyō
Kobashi Kenta & Johnny Ace [2] 1991-07-08 Ōsaka
Joel Deaton & Billy Black 1991-07-18 Tōkyō
Can-Am Express [4] 1991-07-26 Matsudo
Kobashi Kenta & Kikuchi Tsuyoshi 1992-05-25 Sendai
The Patriot & The Eagle 1993-06-02 Oyama, Tochigi
Can-Am Express [5] 1993-09-09 Ohmiya
Vacate on 94-12-05 to concentrate on winning World Tag Team Title.
Akiyama Jun & Ōmori Takao 1995-01-29 Tōkyō
Defeat the Fantastics: Tommy Rogers & Bobby Fulton; in 5-team round-robin tournament final.
Johnny Smith & Wolf Hawkfield 1998-01-09 Kagoshima
Honda Tamon & Izumida Jun 1998-10-06 Niigata
Hayabusa & Shinzaki Jinsei 1999-02-13 Tōkyō
Ōmori Takao & Takayama Yoshihiro 1999-06-04 Sapporo
Misawa Mitsuharu & Ogawa Yoshinari 1999-08-25 Hiroshima
Misawa vacates the title after the match in order to give the chance to other wrestlers.
Honda Tamon & Inoue Masao 1999-10-25 Nagaoka
Defeat Johnny Smith & Maunakea Mossman in 5-team round-robin tournament final; vacant in 00-06 when Honda & Inoue leave the promotion.
Kakihara Masahito & Nagai Mitsuya 2001-06-08 Tōkyō
Defeat Nagata Yūji & Makabe Shin-ya; Kakihara vacates in 01-08 due to knee injury.
Arashi & Kitahara Kōki 2001-09-08 Tōkyō
Defeat Araya Nobutaka & Okumura Shigeo; vacate on 02-01-14.
Arashi & Araya Nobutaka 2002-04-13 Tōkyō
Defeat Nagai Mitsuya & Okumura Shigeo; Arashi vacates the title on 03-06-20 to concentrate on the World Title.
Satō Kōhei & Yokoi Hirotaka 2003-07-19 Tōkyō
Defeat Honma Tomoaki & Miyamoto Kazushi in a 5-team tournament final.
Kanemura Kintarō & Kuroda Tetsuhiro 2003-10-10 Tōkyō
Vacant on 03-12-14 due to Kanemura's illness.
Kuroda Tetsuhiro & Mr. Gannosuke 2003-12-25 Tōkyō
Defeat Tengukeiser & Kasai Jun.
Great Kosuke (Kojima Satoshi) & Shiryū (Kaz Hayashi) 2004-01-02 Tōkyō
Tenryū Gen-ichirō & Fuchi Masanobu 2004-05-22 Tōkyō
Nagai Mitsuya & Naruse Masayuki 2004-11-03 Tōkyō
Bull Buchanan & Rico (Rico Constantino) 2005-02-02 Tōkyō
Vacant on 05-05-27 after Rico retires.
Kondō Shūji & "brother" YASSHI 2005-06-19 Tōkyō
Defeat Honma Tomoaki & Nakajima Katsuhiko in a 8-team tournament final.
Sasaki Kensuke & Nakajima Katsuhiko 2005-07-26 Tōkyō
Vacate on 06-10-29 due to Sasaki's injury which he has suffurered earlier in the year.
Suzuki Minoru & NOSAWA Rongai (Nosawa Kazushige) 2009-01-03 Tōkyō
Defeat Nishimura Osamu & Fuchi Masanobu in a 8-team tournament final.
Akebono & Hama Ryōta 2009-09-23 Tōkyō
TARU & Big Daddy Voodoo (Viscera/Mabel) 2010-04-29 Tōkyō
Sōya Manabu & Sanada Seiya 2010-08-29 Tōkyō
Sekimoto Daisuke & Okabayashi Yūji 2011-03-21 Tōkyō
Sōya Manabu & Sanada Seiya [2] 2011-06-19 Tōkyō
Sekimoto Daisuke & Okabayashi Yūji [2] 2011-10-23 Tōkyō
Akebono & Hama Ryōta [2] 2012-07-01 Tōkyō
Vacate on 12-09-04 due to Akebono's illness.
Tanaka Minoru & Kanemoto Kōji 2012-10-21 Nagoya
Defeat Honma Tomoaki & Miyamoto Kazushi in 4-team tournament final.
Yamato Hiroshi & Satō Hikaru 2013-01-26 Tōkyō
Tanaka Minoru & Kanemoto Kōji [2] 2013-02-10 Fukuoka
Suzuki Kotarō & Aoki Atsushi 2013-04-25 Nagoya
Akiyama Jun & Kanemaru Yoshinobu 2014-01-26 Kōbe
Ishii Keisuke & Irie Shigehiro 2014-04-29 Tōkyō
Miyahara Kento & Suzuki Kotarō 2014-08-16 Tōkyō
Nagai Mitsuya & Minamino Takeshi 2015-01-03 Tōkyō
Ultimo Dragon & Kanemaru Yoshinobu 2015-03-22 Fukuoka
Vacate on 15-10-14 for not winning the Junior Heavyweight Tag Team League.
Kodaka Isami & Miyamoto Yūkō 2015-11-15 Hachioji, Tōkyō
Defeat Suzuki Kotarō & Nakajima Yōhei.
Satō Hikaru & Aoki Atsushi 2016-07-24 Tōkyō
Fuchi Masanobu & Ōnita Atsushi 2016-11-27 Tōkyō
Satō Hikaru & Aoki Atsushi [2] 2017-06-20 Obihiro, Hokkaido
TAKA Michinoku & Black Tiger VII (NOSAWA Rongai) 2017-08-27 Tōkyō
Nomura Naoya & Aoyagi Yūma 2017-09-30 Maebashi
Vacate on 18-01-29 due to Aoyagi's injury.
Akiyama Jun & Nagata Yūji 2018-02-03 Yokohama
Defeat Nomura Naoya & Sai Ryōji.
Nomura Naoya & Aoyagi Yūma [2] 2018-07-29 Ōsaka
Vacate on 19-03-25 when the team splits.
Jake Lee & Iwamoto Kōji 2019-03-21 Nagoya
Defeat Hashimoto Daichi & Kamitani Hideyoshi in 4-team tournament final.
Kawakami Ryūichi & Kikuta Kazumi 2019-05-05 Yokohama
Jake Lee & Iwamoto Kōji [2] 2019-06-18 Tōkyō
Kodaka Isami & Miyamoto Yūkō [2] 2020-03-23 Tōkyō
Zeus & Izanagi 2020-08-15 Tōkyō
T-Hawk & El Lindaman 2021-09-07 Tōkyō
Ōmori Hokuto & Kodama Yūsuke 2022-01-02 Tōkyō
Minoru (Tanaka Minoru) & Toshizō (Hijikata Ryūji) 2022-07-14 Tōkyō
Satō Hikaru & Tamura Dan 2022-09-18 Tōkyō
Yoshiatsu & TAJIRI 2022-10-30 Tōkyō
Kodama Yūsuke & Hanabatakemasa O (Tachibana Seigo) 2022-11-27 Fujisawa, Kanagawa
Ōmori Takao & Inoue Masao 2022-12-07 Tōkyō
Defeat Kodama & Hanabatakemasa, Yoshitatsu & TAJIRI, and Black Menso-re & ATM in a 4-way match.
Kendo Kashin & NOSAWA Rongai 2023-01-03 Tōkyō
Ōnita Atsushi & Yoshitatsu 2023-02-04 Hachiōji, Tōkyō
Akiyama Jun & Suzuki Kotarō 2023-09-18 Nagoya
Sakaguchi Yukio & Okatani Hideki 2023-11-03 Tōkyō
Ōnita Atsushi & Kojima Toy / To-y 2024-01-14 Yokohama
Kojima starts wrestling as "To-y" from 24-02-14.
Satō Hikaru & Tamura Dan [2] 2024-03-20 Tōkyō
Yoshioka Seiki & MUSASHI 2024-06-24 Tōkyō
Rising HAYATO & Anzai Yūma 2024-10-13 Numazu, Shizuoka