1978 Tokyo Indoor – Doubles

Doubles
	1978 Tokyo Indoor
Champions	Ross Case; Geoff Masters
Runners-up	Pat Du Pré; Tom Gorman
Final score	6–3, 6–4

Ross Case and Geoff Masters won the title, defeating Pat Du Pré and Tom Gorman 6–3, 6–4 in the final.

This was the first edition of the event.

Seeds

Sherwood Stewart / Dick Stockton (Quarterfinals)
John Alexander / Syd Ball (First Round)
Mark Edmondson / John Marks (Quarterfinals)
Arthur Ashe / Ilie Năstase (Semifinals)

Draw

Key

Draw

First Round					Quarterfinals					Semifinals					Final

1	S Stewart D Stockton	7	7
	A Panatta K Warwick	6	6		1	S Stewart D Stockton	6	3
	P Du Pré T Gorman	6	6			P Du Pré T Gorman	7	6
	C Kachel S Menon	4	3								P Du Pré T Gorman	6	7
4	A Ashe I Năstase	6	1	7						4	A Ashe I Năstase	2	6
	C Drysdale T Moor	2	6	6	4	A Ashe I Năstase	6	6
	N Saviano E Teltscher	7	6			N Saviano E Teltscher	3	3
	T Gullikson B Walts	6	3													P Du Pré T Gorman	3	4
	K Hirai J Kamiwazumi	6	3	3												R Case G Masters	6	6
	R Case G Masters	3	6	6		R Case G Masters	7	1	6
	J Borowiak D Carter	1	2		3	M Edmondson J Marks	5	6	2
3	M Edmondson J Marks	6	6								R Case G Masters	7	3	7
	C Dibley B Teacher	7	6	6							M Cahill H Pfister	6	6	5
	M Cahill H Pfister	6	7	7		M Cahill H Pfister	6	7
	Ž Franulović B Mottram	7	6			Ž Franulović B Mottram	3	5
2	J Alexander S Ball	6	3

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