ZerobankX Asia Series
World Tennis Masters Team & Individual Championships
Supported by SENKO
World Tennis Masters Tour
World Championships 2026 Tokyo
World Team Championships
30+ and 35+ age groups
57 national teams from 19 nations meet at Ariake, Tokyo, to fight for world titles. Former tour players line up for their countries, and every tie is played right in front of you over six days.
Dates
15 – 20 Nov
2026, Sunday to Friday
Venue
Ariake Tennis Park
2-2-22 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Teams
57 teams
from 19 nations
Starts in
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Opening ceremony Sat 14 Nov
57 teams from 19 nations
National teams compete for world titles in four tournaments: Men 30, Men 35, Women 30 and Women 35.
Men's 30 14 teams
Argentina
Australia
Canada
Chinese Taipei
Germany
United Kingdom
India
Ireland
Japan
Portugal
South Africa
Sweden
Türkiye
United States
Men's 35 17 teams
Argentina
Australia
Canada
France
Germany
United Kingdom
India
Ireland
Japan
Mexico
Netherlands
Portugal
South Africa
Sweden
Switzerland
Türkiye
United States
Women's 30 11 teams
Argentina
Australia
Canada
Germany
United Kingdom
India
Ireland
Japan
Sweden
Türkiye
United States
Women's 35 15 teams
Argentina
Australia
Canada
France
Germany
United Kingdom
India
Ireland
Japan
Netherlands
Portugal
Singapore
Sweden
Türkiye
United States
Team Japan
Japan's best players are all here. Come to Ariake and cheer them on!
Men's 30
Men's 35
Tatsuma ItoONE DROPInterview→
Sho KatayamaIyo BankInterview→
Hiroyasu EharaONE DROP
Shunrou TakeshimaJITC
Women's 30
Miharu ImanishiIndependentInterview→
Kanako MorisakiHashimoto Sogyo Holdings
Riko SawayanagiIndependentInterview→
Mana AyukawaRoyal SC Tennis Club
Women's 35
Akari InoueHashimoto SogyoInterview→
Erika SemaGrowth Partners
Mari TadakiHashimoto Sogyo Holdings
Yurika SemaSakurada ClubInterview→
Coming to watch
Watching is free, and no booking is needed.
Match times will be posted on this page once they are confirmed.
Come and cheer on Japan's top players as they take on the world!
* The Order of Play will be published here at a later date.
Fact sheet
- Event
- ZeroBankX Asia Series
World Tennis Masters Tour 30 & 35 World Team Championships 2026
Supported by SENKO - Dates
- Sunday 15 to Friday 20 November 2026
- Venue
- Ariake Tennis Park2-2-22 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo. Indoor courts of the same surface on site
- Opening ceremony
- Saturday 14 November from 17:00 at Ariake Coliseum, with players from every nation together.Team entrances, Japanese culture and performances, and opening speeches. Come and join us!
- Surface
- DecoTurf acrylic hard courts
- Tournaments
- Men's 30, Men's 35, Women's 30, Women's 35
- Format
- Each tie: 2 singles and 1 doublesSingles best of three tie-break sets. Doubles two tie-break sets and a 10-point match tie-break
- Ball
- Babolat Team All Court
- Officials
- Tournament Director: Koji Takeichi (JPN)
Assistant Director: Ilynn Hupano (PHI)
Referee: Dharaka Ellawala (SRI)
Assistant Referee: Yuko Yamanaka (JPN) - Sanctioned by
- World Tennis (ITF)
- Contact
- masterswc@itftennis.com
Schedule
- 13–14 NovFri–SatPractice days
- 14 NovSatOpening ceremony about 17:00Held at Ariake Coliseum. Everyone is welcome.
- 15–19 NovSun–ThuGroup stage and placement tiesThe World Tennis (ITF) sets the format based on entries
- 17 NovTueOfficial team dinner, about 18:30
- 20 NovFriFinalsWorld champions decided in all four tournaments

Venue and access
The tennis venue of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
Ariake Tennis Park
2-2-22 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo Google Maps ↗
Courts
Outdoor and indoor
DecoTurf acrylic hard courts
From Haneda Airport
About 13 km
Taxi 25–35 min (JPY 6,000–7,000), train 45–55 min (JPY 700–900)
Official hotel
Tokyo East Side Hotel KAIE
Shiomi, Koto-ku. Shuttle to the venue for players only

Crowdfunding now open
From Ariake to the top of the world.
Back Team Japan
Support Japan's 30+ and 35+ teams. Rewards include the team shirt worn by the players and lessons with pro coaches.
Until Tue 10 Nov, 23:59 JST
Support on CAMPFIRE ↗ Opens CAMPFIRE (external site)Event partners
- Managed by
- Sports Sunrise.com
- Sanctioned by
- World Tennis (ITF)
- Supported by
- Tokyo Metropolitan Government







