[Table Tennis] The Para ID Japan Age-Group Open Table Tennis Tournament 2026 was held in Sapporo, Hokkaido (Table Tennis Kingdom)

The tournament was held on 3 October (Saturday) and 4 October (Sunday) at Shiroishi Ward Gymnasium in Sapporo, Hokkaido, with athletes with intellectual disabilities competing for national titles in age-based divisions.

In the boys' teens final, Wada Hayato (和田颯斗) defeated Jishiro Kosuke (地白光佑) in straight sets to win his first title. In the semifinals, Wada Hayato (和田颯斗) defeated Tamura Ayumu (田村歩夢), while Jishiro Kosuke (地白光佑) advanced to the final after defeating Matsuoka Koudai (松岡弘醍).

In the girls' teens division, Jinbo Sakura (神保さくら) defeated Nunokawa (布川) in the final to win her first title. Nunokawa (布川), who defeated Nasu Hikari (那須光) and Uchida Yuha (内田優羽) in the semifinals, finished third.

In the boys' 20s division, Shimane Daiki (島根大貴) defeated Murakami Ryuku (村上竜空) to win his second consecutive title. In the men's 30s-and-over division, Takahashi Toshiya (髙橋利也) defeated Nomura Kenta (野村健太) to win his fourth consecutive title.

In the girls' 20s division, Mawatari Ibuki (馬渡伊吹) won after applying sustained pressure to Yamamoto Mikiko (山本美貴子), while Hazeyama Nanako (櫨山七菜子) won the girls' 30s-and-over division without dropping a set. Kawakubo Misuzu (川久保美鈴) won consecutive titles in the Down syndrome division.

After the tournament, a qualification league was held among the winners of each age-group division to determine the recommended players for the singles event at TOKYO OPEN 2027, the 79th Tokyo Table Tennis Championships. Takahashi Toshiya (髙橋利也) qualified in the men's event, and Mawatari Ibuki (馬渡伊吹) qualified in the women's event.