Women's Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Cup

The Women's Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Cup is an elite Japanese women's amateur golf championship overseen by the Japan Golf Association and held annually at a major venue in Japan. The event is structured as a four-round stroke play competition and usually features a field of 60–80 of Japan’s top female university and amateur players, all of whom qualify via university selection, prior tournament performance, national rankings, or nomination by the association. Participation is highly competitive, with the cup positioned as a key event for university teams and national team prospects in Japan. The tournament helps determine the nation’s leading student golfers and grants major points toward the Japanese amateur and student golf rankings.