BWF Japan Open 2026 Prize Money Breakdown: Full Payouts, Ranking Points, and Super 750 Rewards

 

The Daihatsu Japan Open 2026 was one of the premier tournaments on the HSBC BWF World Tour calendar. Held from July 14 to July 19 at the Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium in Tokyo, Japan, the Super 750 event brought together many of the world’s best badminton players competing for a total prize pool of USD 950,000 and valuable BWF World Ranking points.

 

As one of the highest paying tournaments outside the Super 1000 level, the Japan Open offered significant financial rewards across all five disciplines: men’s singles, women’s singles, men’s doubles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles. Strong performances also played an important role in qualifying for the season ending BWF World Tour Finals.

What is Total BWF Japan Open 2026 Total Prize Money?

 

The 2026 Japan Open featured a total prize pool of USD 950,000.

 

Prize money was distributed according to BWF Super 750 regulations. Singles players received individual payouts, while doubles prize money was awarded per pair.

 

Men’s and Women’s Singles Prize Money

 

The singles champions received the highest individual payout of the tournament.

 

Winner: USD 66,500

 

Runner up: USD 32,300

 

Semi finalists: USD 13,300

 

Quarter finalists: USD 5,225

 

Round of 16: Approximately USD 2,850

 

Round of 32: Approximately USD 950

 

Men’s Doubles, Women’s Doubles, and Mixed Doubles Prize Money

 

Prize money in the doubles events was awarded to each pair.

 

Winner: USD 70,300 per pair

 

Runner up: USD 33,250 per pair

 

Semi finalists: USD 13,300 per pair

 

Quarter finalists: USD 5,937.50 per pair

 

Round of 16: Approximately USD 3,087.50 per pair

 

Round of 32: Approximately USD 950 per pair

 

BWF Japan Open 2026 Ranking Points

 

Besides the prize money, players earned valuable BWF World Ranking points that contribute to their rankings over the rolling 52 week period.

 

Winner: 11,000 points

 

Runner up: 9,350 points

 

Semi finalists: 7,700 points

 

Quarter finalists: 6,050 points

 

Round of 16: 4,320 points

 

Round of 32: 2,660 points

 

The same ranking point structure applied across all five disciplines.

 

Japan Open 2026 Prize Money Highlights

 

Leo performances were rewarded with one of the biggest paydays on the BWF World Tour, with singles champions earning USD 66,500 and doubles champions receiving USD 70,300 per pair. Combined with the maximum 11,000 ranking points available, the Daihatsu Japan Open 2026 once again proved why it is one of badminton’s most important Super 750 tournaments.

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