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Anime Saimoe Tournament 2003, or in short Saimoe 2003, is an anime popularity contest that took place in 2003. The main tournament lasted from April 20 to June 29 of 2003. The winner of Saimoe 2003 is Riku Harada, and the runner up is Motoko Hara.

Finals Bracket

Winner	Riku Harada
Final	147				161
Final	Motoko Hara				Riku Harada
Semifinals	143		160		85		95
Semifinals	Éclair		Motoko Hara		Hiyono Yuizaki		Riku Harada
Quarterfinals	87	155	116	110	152	122	105	110
Quarterfinals	Sora Naegino	Éclair	Motoko Hara	Arashi Shinozuka	Hiyono Yuizaki	Kiku #8	Mikaze Honjou	Riku Harada

Rules

External links

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• 2014

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+'''Anime Saimoe Tournament 2003''', or in short '''Saimoe 2003''', is an anime popularity contest that took place in 2003. The main tournament lasted from April 20 to June 29 of 2003. The winner of Saimoe 2003 is [[Riku Harada]], and the runner up is [[Motoko Hara]].
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 ==External links==
+*[http://newanime.at.infoseek.co.jp/ Official Website of AST 2003]
 *[http://www.animesaimoe.org/2003index.html Full AST 2003 Bracket]
 *[http://www.internationalsaimoe.com/statistics/saimoe/saimoe2003.php Condensed AST 2003 Bracket]