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** '''Winner''' ([[Center]] for '''[[Chance no Junban]]'''): '''[[Uchida Mayumi]]'''
 
** '''Winner''' ([[Center]] for '''[[Chance no Junban]]'''): '''[[Uchida Mayumi]]'''
 
** First senbatsu of [[Sato Sumire]], [[Maeda Ami]], [[Uchida Mayumi]], [[Tanabe Miku]], [[Nakatsuka Tomomi]], [[Matsui Sakiko]], [[Ishida Haruka]] and [[Chikano Rina]]
 
** First senbatsu of [[Sato Sumire]], [[Maeda Ami]], [[Uchida Mayumi]], [[Tanabe Miku]], [[Nakatsuka Tomomi]], [[Matsui Sakiko]], [[Ishida Haruka]] and [[Chikano Rina]]
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** First senbatsu without [[Takahashi Minami]] and [[Itano Tomomi]]
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** First AKB48 senbatsu without [[Takahashi Minami]] and [[Itano Tomomi]]
 
* [[24th Single Janken Senbatsu Tournament]] <small>(Top 16 would form [[Senbatsu]] for new [[AKB48]] single with the winner being the center)</small>
 
* [[24th Single Janken Senbatsu Tournament]] <small>(Top 16 would form [[Senbatsu]] for new [[AKB48]] single with the winner being the center)</small>
 
** 68 participating members  
 
** 68 participating members  
 
** '''Winner''' ([[Center]] for '''[[Ue Kara Mariko]]'''): '''[[Shinoda Mariko]]'''
 
** '''Winner''' ([[Center]] for '''[[Ue Kara Mariko]]'''): '''[[Shinoda Mariko]]'''
 
** First senbatsu of [[Oya Shizuka]], [[Yamauchi Suzuran]], [[Kobayashi Marina]], [[Kuwabara Mizuki]], [[Yamaguchi Yuuki]] and [[Hikawa Ayame]]
 
** First senbatsu of [[Oya Shizuka]], [[Yamauchi Suzuran]], [[Kobayashi Marina]], [[Kuwabara Mizuki]], [[Yamaguchi Yuuki]] and [[Hikawa Ayame]]
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** First senbatsu without [[Maeda Atsuko]]
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** First AKB48 senbatsu without [[Maeda Atsuko]]
 
* [[29th Single Janken Senbatsu Tournament]] <small>(Top 16 would form [[Senbatsu]] for new [[AKB48]] single with the winner being the center)</small>
 
* [[29th Single Janken Senbatsu Tournament]] <small>(Top 16 would form [[Senbatsu]] for new [[AKB48]] single with the winner being the center)</small>
 
** 86 participating members  
 
** 86 participating members  
 
** '''Winner''' ([[Center]] for '''[[Eien Pressure]]'''): '''[[Shimazaki Haruka]]'''
 
** '''Winner''' ([[Center]] for '''[[Eien Pressure]]'''): '''[[Shimazaki Haruka]]'''
 
** First senbatsu of [[Nakata Chisato]], [[Nakamura Mariko]] and [[Ueno Kasumi]]
 
** First senbatsu of [[Nakata Chisato]], [[Nakamura Mariko]] and [[Ueno Kasumi]]
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** First senbatsu without [[Kojima Haruna]]
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** First AKB48 senbatsu without [[Kojima Haruna]]
 
* [[34th Single Janken Senbatsu Tournament]] <small>(Top 16 would form [[Senbatsu]] for new [[AKB48]] single with the winner being the center)</small>
 
* [[34th Single Janken Senbatsu Tournament]] <small>(Top 16 would form [[Senbatsu]] for new [[AKB48]] single with the winner being the center)</small>
 
** 86 participating members  
 
** 86 participating members  
 
** '''Winner''' ([[Center]] for '''[[Kimi no Hohoemi wo Yume ni Miru]]'''): '''[[Matsui Jurina]]'''
 
** '''Winner''' ([[Center]] for '''[[Kimi no Hohoemi wo Yume ni Miru]]'''): '''[[Matsui Jurina]]'''
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** First senbatsu of [[Sasaki Yukari]], [[Tano Yuka]], [[Hirata Rina]], [[Oba Mina]], [[Natori Wakana]], [[Tsuchiyasu Mizuki]], [[Yumoto Ami]], [[Furuhata Nao]], [[Uno Mizuki]] and [[Kamieda Emika]]
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** First AKB48 senbatsu of [[Sasaki Yukari]], [[Tano Yuka]], [[Hirata Rina]], [[Oba Mina]], [[Natori Wakana]], [[Tsuchiyasu Mizuki]], [[Yumoto Ami]], [[Furuhata Nao]], [[Uno Mizuki]] and [[Kamieda Emika]]
 
* [[2014 Janken Tournament]] <small>(Winner would earn a solo debut with members ranked #2 through #16 appearing on the coupling song + MV)</small>
 
* [[2014 Janken Tournament]] <small>(Winner would earn a solo debut with members ranked #2 through #16 appearing on the coupling song + MV)</small>
 
** 113 participating members  
 
** 113 participating members  

Revision as of 23:09, 5 October 2021

The Janken Tournament (じゃんけん大会 Janken Taikai ) is an AKB48 event that consists of a large-scale rock-paper-scissors tournament where up to 16 winner(s) receive a prize. Prizes have varied throughout the tournaments, ranging from entry into the next single's Senbatsu to making a solo single debut. The event was first announced during the 3rd day of the AKB48 Surprise wa Arimasen concert by Togasaki Tomonobu, where he explained that the Senbatsu Members for AKB48's 19th Single would be selected by a Janken Tournament at Nippon Budoukan. All AKB48 Members and 4 previously-selected Kenkyuusei were randomly shuffled during the concert to decide the order of the matches. The winner of the Tournament would become the center of the single.

In subsequent tournaments, the order of the matches was established by lottery or by random shuffling. Members of sister groups became eligible as well.

JKT48 has their own Janken Tournament. BNK48 also has their own Janken Tournament.

Members

Results and Prizes

Costumes

Members are permitted to wear any costume or outfit they want during the tournament. As the years went on, costumes became an important part of the event, with several TV shows and magazines specials focusing solely on the members' costumes. Costumes vary from clothes used on theater performances to regular clothing and cosplay.

Mini-Live Concert

During the first Janken Tournament (19th Single Janken Senbatsu Tournament), a mini-live concert was performed after the event, featuring the first live performance and PV exhibition of Beginner and performances of five other songs byAKB48 and SDN48. A mini-live concert also occurred at the second Janken tournament (24th Single Janken Senbatsu Tournament), this time before the beginning of the event, featuring the first live performance of Kaze wa Fuiteiru.

At the 29th Single Janken Senbatsu Tournament, UZA was performed for the first time. At the 34th Single Janken Senbatsu Tournament, Heart Ereki was performed for the first time.

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