Paul Lim and Mikuru Suzuki won the WDF titles at the Japan Open last weekend. For 68-year-old Lim it was his second title of the weekend.
He defeated Ryuta Arihara (4-1) and Mitsuhiko Tatsunami (5-3) among others on his way to the title. Earlier in the weekend, Lim had also won the Bud Brick Memorial.
The women's Japan Open title went to Suzuki. The two-time world champion was too strong for Aoki Mayu (4-0) and Yoko Tsuku (5-0) among others.
Results Japan Open
Men
Semi finals
Mitsuhiko Tatsunami 4-0 Ryuki Morikubo
Paul Lim 4-1 Ryuta Arihara
Final
Paul Lim 5-3 Mitsuhiko Tatsunami
Ladies
Semi finals
Mikuru Suzuki 4-0 Aoki Mayu
Yoko Tsukui 4-3 Kasumi Sato
Final
Mikuru Suzuki 5-0 Yoko Tsuku
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