Results: 2026 All-Japan Super Specialist Championships, Tachikawa — September 13

# Quick summary Tachikawa, Japan. The meet focused on individual apparatus finals for men's events. Winners and final scores are listed below by apparatus. Results include difficulty (D) and execution (E) components where provided.

# Who won each apparatus

• Pommel horse: Ishizawa Hiroto (Tokushukai Gymnastics) — 14.700 (D 6.0, E 8.700). Sugino Takaaki was second at 14.666.
• Rings: Kaneta Kiichi (Sohgoh Gymnastics) — 14.500 (D 5.6, E 8.900). Ueda Yuta placed second at 14.466 (+0.1).

• Parallel bars: Kitazono Takeru (Tokushukai Gymnastics) — 14.200 (D 5.5, E 8.700). Kaya Kazuma and Miwa Teppei tied next at 13.700.
• High bar: Sugino Takaaki (Tokushukai Gymnastics) — 14.233 (D 5.8, E 8.433). Tanaka Yusuke and Matsumi Kazuki followed at 14.066 and 14.033.

# Notable performances and patterns

# Full final placements (tops) Floor top 3: 1) Suzuki Ichita 14.566, 2) Hasiguchi Haruki 13.833, 3) Ueyama Rentaro 13.233. Pommel horse top 3: 1) Ishizawa Hiroto 14.700, 2) Sugino Takaaki 14.666, 3) Nagasaki Shuto 14.333. Rings top 3: 1) Kaneta Kiichi 14.500, 2) Ueda Yuta 14.466 (+0.1), 3) Takahashi Kazuya 14.400 (+0.1). Vault top 3 (best vaults / reported averages): 1) Miyamoto Takayoshi 15.200 (avg 14.783), 2) Sakumoto Junya 14.600 (avg 14.050), 3) Otani Naoki 14.533 (avg 14.033). Parallel bars top 3: 1) Kitazono Takeru 14.200, 2) Kaya Kazuma 13.700, 3) Miwa Teppei 13.700. High bar top 3: 1) Sugino Takaaki 14.233, 2) Tanaka Yusuke 14.066, 3) Matsumi Kazuki 14.033.

# What the results record The published scores give D and execution or total values for each routine. They identify event specialists who topped single apparatus finals on September 13 in Tachikawa. Clubs appearing frequently among finalists include Tokushukai Gymnastics, Sendai University, Sohgoh Gymnastics, Jun Sports, Central Sports, and Ainet Group.

# Short takeaway for readers If you want to follow Japan's apparatus specialists, watch names that appear across finals: Ishizawa, Sugino, Kitazono, Miyamoto, Suzuki Ichita, and Kaneta. The meet shows who is leading each individual event heading into the next domestic competitions.