Former All Pacific Champion
01/04/1984 Devil Masami (1) 12/12/1985 Vacated 05/04/1986 Chigusa Nagayo (2) Tokyo 21/08/1986 Leilani Kai Tokyo 27/04/1987 Chigusa Nagayo Osaka 06/05/1989 Vacated 18/06/1989 Bull Nakano (3) Tokyo 18/11/1989 Noriyo Tateno Ashikaga 30/04/1990 Aja Kong Chiba 17/06/1990 Suzuka Minami Tokyo 07/10/1990 Manami Toyota (4) Tokyo 17/03/1991 Suzuka Minami [2] Tokyo 29/04/1991 Akira Hokuto Tokyo 04/10/1991 Suzuka Minami [3] Tokyo 26/10/1991 Bison Kimura Toyama 05/06/1992 Kyoko Inoue Asahikawa 26/11/1992 Akira Hokuto Kawasaki 28/11/1993 Toshiyo Yamada (5) Osaka 27/03/1994 Kyoko Inoue [2] Yokohama 24/08/1994 Manami Toyota Tokyo 26/03/1995 Toshiyo Yamada [2] (6) Yokohama 24/09/1995 Yumiko Hotta Kawasaki 22/06/1996 Reggie Bennett (7) Sapporro 21/11/1996 Takako Inoue (8) 20/01/1997 Kyoko Inoue [3] (9) Tokyo 18/06/1997 Takako Inoue [2] (10) Sapporo 21/04/1998 Zap T [Tomoko Watanabe] Osaka 05/05/1998 Kumiko Maekawa Tokyo 29/11/1998 Yasha Kurenai 26/02/1999 Kumiko Maekawa Tokyo 11/02/2000 Azumi Hyuga Tokyo 15/07/2000 Tomoko Watanabe Tokyo 16/09/2001 Kumiko Maekawa Tokyo 24/02/2002 Momoe Nakanishi Yokohama
- This title history only goes back to 1984. Earlier holders will be up soon.
- (1) - Defeated Judy Martin; the previous champion, Mimi Hagiwara had retired as champion.
- (2) - Defeated Dump Matsumoto. Masami had vacated the title because she won the WWWA Title.
- (3) - Vacated due to Nagayo's retirement, Defeated Mitsuko Nishiwaki.
- (4) - Vacated, defeated Bison Kimura
- (5) - Vacated, defeats Manami Toyota
- (6) - Wins three way dance
- (7) - Vacated, defeats Kaoru Ito
- (8) - Unifies All Pacific and IWA World titles
- (9) - Current WWWA champion unifies WWWA Singles Title, All Pacific Title and IWA World titles to form the Triple Crown.
- (10) - Vacated, defeated Toshiyo Yamada