Survivor 2 (Japan)

Survivor 2 (Japan) (サバイバー2) is the second season of Survivor (Japan).
Asami Kawamura defeated Sakiko Sekiguchi in a 6-0 jury vote to become the Sole Survivor.
== Production ==
The location of the season was in , , . The sixteen castaways competed from June to July 2002.
==Twists/Changes==
* Tribe Composition: The sixteen castaways were divided into two tribes of eight.
* Merge: The merged tribe was comprised of nine members.
* Tiebreaker: In the event of a tied vote, the votes cast against the castaways in question from previous Tribal Councils will be taken into account. The castaway that had more votes would be eliminated.
==Castaways==
Contestant	Contestant 	Tribe Affiliation	Tribe Affiliation	Finish	VotesAgainst
Contestant	Contestant 	 	Merged Tribe 	Finish	VotesAgainst
 	Nobuki Arai30, TokyoProfessional Gambler 	 	 	 	5
 	Yuzo Ishiyama24, TokyoMonjayaki Restaurant Worker 	 	 	 	0
 	Hitomi Matsuoka29, Hyogo PrefectureDump Truck Driver 	 	 	 	5
 	Yoshiaki Yamanaka35, Fukushima PrefectureElectrician 	 	 	 	3
 	Fumiko Kawakami48, Tochigi PrefectureCompany Executive 	 	 	 	6
 	Fumio Matsumoto43, Saitama PrefectureDriving Agency Owner	 	 	 	5
 	Norihiro Araki29, Aichi PrefectureBoy Scout Captain 	 	 	 	8
 	Mayu Hashiba26, Gunma PrefectureHostess 	 	rowspan="9" 	 	0
 	Takanori Imai25, Chiba PrefectureReal Estate Salesman 	 	 	5 	
 	18, Saga PrefectureSelf-Defense Officer 	 	 	4 	
 	Emiko Matsui32, TokyoAerobics Instructor 	 	 	4 	
 	Koki Iwamoto34, Kumamoto PrefectureStrawberry Farmer 	 	 	3 	
 	Takako Tatsumi29, Kanagawa PrefectureOffice Worker 	 	 	14 	
 	Yusuke Yuasa19, Kyoto PrefectureConstruction Worker 	 	 	1 	
 	Sakiko Sekiguchi27, TokyoMaid 	 	Runner-Up 	1 	
 	Asami Kawamura22, TokyoConvenience Store Clerk 	 	Sole Survivor 	2 	
==Season Summary==
==Voting History==
==Trivia==
* This is the only season of Survivor (Japan) to be filmed domestically.
==References==
Category:Survivor (Japan)
Category:Survivor (Japan) Seasons
Category:Survivor 2 (Japan)
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