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East Asian Judo Championships is theJudo East Asian Championship organized by theJudo Union of Asia.

The tournament began in 2006 and was held every years, except in the years when theEast Asian Games have been held.

List Tournaments

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Year	Date	City and host country	Venue	# Countries	# Athletes	competition		Ref.
Year	Date	City and host country	Venue	# Countries	# Athletes	♂	♀	Ref.
2006	2–3 September	Ulaanbaatar,Mongolia	Bökhiin Örgöö	8^{[note 1]}		●	●	^[1]
2007	30–31 October	Shenzhen,China	Luohu Gymnasium	8^{[note 2]}		●	●	^[2]
2008	20–21 September	Taipei,Taiwan	Taiwan Police College			●	●	^[3]
2009	12–13 December	Hong Kong,Hong Kong		9
2010	19–20 June	Macau,China	Tap Seac Multi-sports Pavilion			●	●	^[4]
2011	25–26 June	Hong Kong,China	Ma On Shan Sports Centre			●	●
2012	19–20 May	Gochang,South Korea				●	●	^[5]
2013	6–15 October	Tianjin,China						^[6]^[7]
2014	9–10 May	Ulaanbaatar,Mongolia		9^{[note 3]}		●	●
2015		Nagoya,Japan						^[8]
2016		Hong Kong,Hong Kong						^[9]
2017		Qujing,China						^[10]
2018		Ulaanbaatar,Mongolia						^[11]

^Japan,South Korea,China,Mongolia,Taiwan,Hong Kong,Macau andNorth Korea
^Japan,South Korea,China,Mongolia,Taiwan,Hong Kong,Macau andGuam
^Japan,South Korea,China,Mongolia,Taiwan,Hong Kong,Macau,Guam andNorth Korea

East Asian Games

All-time medal table

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Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Mongolia	6	5	22	33
2	Japan	5	7	23	35
Totals (2 entries)		11	12	45	68

References

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^"JudoInside - East Asian Championships Ulaanbaatar Event".www.judoinside.com. Retrieved2024-07-03.
^"JudoInside - East Asian Championships Shenzhen Event".www.judoinside.com. Retrieved2024-07-03.
^"JudoInside - East Asian Championships Taipei Event".www.judoinside.com. Retrieved2024-07-03.
^"JudoInside - East Asian Championships Macau Event".www.judoinside.com. Retrieved2024-07-03.
^"JudoInside - East Asian Championships Gochang Event".www.judoinside.com. Retrieved2024-07-03.
^"JudoInside - East Asian Games Tianjin Event".www.judoinside.com. Retrieved2024-07-03.
^"East Asia Games [Judo] Medals". 2015-02-27. Archived fromthe original on 2015-02-27. Retrieved2024-07-03.
^"JudoInside - East Asian Championships Nagoya Event".www.judoinside.com. Retrieved2024-07-03.
^"JudoInside - East Asian Championships Hong Kong Event".www.judoinside.com. Retrieved2024-07-03.
^"JudoInside - East Asian Championships Qujing Event".www.judoinside.com. Retrieved2024-07-03.
^"JudoInside - East Asian Championships Ulaanbaatar Event".www.judoinside.com. Retrieved2024-07-03.

v t e East Asian Judo Championships andEast Asian Games
Championships	Ulaanbaatar 2006 Shenzhen 2007 Taipei 2008 Macau 2010 Hong Kong 2011 Gochang 2012 Ulaanbaatar 2014 Nagoya 2015 Hong Kong 2016 Qujing 2017 Ulaanbaatar 2018
Games	Shanghai 1993 Busan 1997 Osaka 2001 Hong Kong 2009 Tianjin 2013

v t e Internationaljudo
IJF World Tour World Masters World Championships(U18,U21) Olympic Games Paralympics World Combat Games Universiade Youth Olympic Games Deaflympics Achievements by nation
Africa	African Judo Union African Championships(U21,U18) African Games
Asia	Judo Union of Asia Asian Championships Asian Games East Asian Championships East Asian Games Asian Martial Arts Games Southeast Asian Games
Americas	Pan American Judo Confederation Pan American Championships(U21) Pan American Games(Junior) South American Games South American Championships
Europe	European Judo Union European Championships(U23,U21,U18,EYOF) European Games Open Championships Paralympic European Championships
Oceania	Oceania Judo Union Oceania Championships Pacific Games
Others	Arab Games Commonwealth Games Francophone Games Goodwill Games Lusophone Games Mediterranean Games

v t e East Asian championships
Multi-sport event Senior Youth
International	Baseball Basketball Football EAFF Senior Youth Women Dynasty Cup Futsal Go Judo Volleyball Men Women
Club	Baseball Basketball Football

v t e East Asia
Countries and regions	China Hong Kong Macau Mainland Japan Ryukyu Korea North Korea South Korea Jeju Mongolia Taiwan
Ethnic groups	Ainu Han Chinese subgroups Hui Japanese Yamato Koreans in China in Japan in Sakhalin Manchu Miao Mongolic Mongols in China Khalkha in Mongolia Qiang Ryukyuans Indigenous Taiwanese Tibetans Tujia Uyghurs Yi Zhuang other ethnic groups in China unrecognized historical
Culture	Age reckoning Architecture‎ Art Chinese Japanese Korean Taiwanese Blepharoplasty Buddhism Calligraphy Cinema Cuisine Sinosphere Dance Chinese knotting Chinese dragon Festivals Gardens Chinese characters Hip-and-gable roof Languages Literature Mādhyamaka Music Mythology Philosophy Religion Scripts Seal Sino-Xenic pronunciations Surnames Television Typography Yogācāra Chinese zodiac
Environment	East Asia Climate Partnership Monsoon Rainy season Flora
Economy andPolitics	China–Japan–South Korea trilateral summit Comprehensive Economic Partnership for East Asia Capitalism East Asia Summit East Asian Bureau of Economic Research East Asian Community Four Asian Tigers Human rights in East Asia Ports Stock exchanges
History	Archaeology Archaeological cultures Bronze Age Iron Age Former countries
Sports	China–Japan–Korea Friendship Athletic Meeting East Asian Football Federation East Asian Games East Asian Judo Championships East Asian martial arts East Asian Youth Games EAFF E-1 Football Championship
Education	Association of East Asian Research Universities CrossAsia East Asian Economic Review East Asia Image Collection East Asia Law Review East Asian studies Journal of East Asian Studies Ludwigshafen East Asia Institute
Military	Horses in East Asian warfare Bansenshūkai Miyamoto Musashi Sun Tzu The Art of War The Book of Five Rings Yi Sun-sin
Science and technology	Needham Research Institute Printing Swords Traditional medicine

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