[3] Japan qualified in first place with 7,891 points, followed by Canada (6,943), Russia (6,807), the United States (6,399), Italy (5,412), and France (5,214).

[4] The total prize money at the World Team Trophy paid by the Japan Skating Federation is US$1 million, the highest of any ISU event.

Skaters who place in the top three of their discipline receive gifts rather than individual medals.

[3] Daisuke Takahashi set a world record to win the men's short program, scoring 94.00 points.

[11][12] On the final day of the World Team Trophy, Akiko Suzuki won the ladies' event[13] and Vera Bazarova / Yuri Larionov the pairs' event.