International Amateur Pair Go Championships Winners

Normally held every October or November in Tokyo, Japan.

No	Year	Countries	Winners	From
27th	2016	21*	Kim Soo-Young and Park Jong-Wook	Korea
26th	2015	21*	Jeon Yu-Jin and Song Hong-Suk	Korea
25th	2014	21*	Kim Soo-Young and Jeon Jun-Hak	Korea
24th	2013	22*	Kim Soo-Young and Jeon Jun-Hak	Korea
23rd	2012	20*	Jang Yun-Jeong and Lee Ho-Seung	Korea
22nd	2011	22	Kim Hee-Sue and Lee Ho-Seung	Korea
21th	2010	22	Lee Yeong-Ju and Song Hong-Suk	Korea
20th	2009	22	Song Ye-Seul and Lee Sang-Heun	Korea
19th	2008	30	Kim Shin-Young and Hong Seuk-Ui	Korea
18th	2007	22	Kim Hye-Lim and Kang Chang-Bae	Korea
17th	2006	21	Song Ye-Seul and Seo Yu-Tae	Korea
16th	2005	20	Li Nian-Nian and Liu Fan	China
15th	2004	21	Jo Saebyol and Ri Pongil	North Korea
14th	2003	21	Kim Se-Young and Kim Nam-Hoon	Korea
13th	2002	22	Wang Niqiao and Qian Leping	China
13th	2001	21	Fan Wejing and Huang Chen	China
11th	2000	22	Kwon Mi-Hyon and Rim Hyon-Chol	North Korea
10th	1999	21	Goto Naoko and Taga Bungo	Japan
9th	1998	20	Kim Se-Sil and Park Sung-Kyun	Korea
8th	1997	19	Chen Shu-Chin and Huang Hsiang-Jen	Taipei
7th	1996	18	Nakamura Chikako and Sogabe Toshiyuki	Japan
6th	1995	17	Kwun Hyo-Jin and Lee Kwang-Ho	Korea
5th	1994	16	Umezawa Yukari and Sakai Hideyuki	Japan
4th	1993	14	Baba Tomoyumi and Yoshida Akira	Japan
3rd	1992	14	Minatogawa Sachiko and Komori Shoji	Japan
2nd	1991	12	Xie Yuguo and Zhang Chenghua	China
1st	1990	4	Minatogawa Sachiko and Komori Shoji	Japan

2008 was held at the World Mind Sports Games in Beijing and included professionals; players from 16 countries received IAPGC support. The best amateurs were IAPGC champions.

* = Includes European Champion Pair