Hosta

Kimiko Date became the first Japanese player in 21 years to win the tournament after Kazuko Sawamatsu did it in 1974. Date defeated Lindsay Davenport in the final in straight sets.

Steffi Graf was the reigning champion, but did not compete that year.

Seeds

A champion seed is indicated in bold text while text in italics indicates the round in which that seed was eliminated. The top four seeds received a bye to the second round.

Draw

Key

Final

	Final
	5	Kimiko Date	6	6
	3	Lindsay Davenport	1	2

Section 1

	First round							Second round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals
								1	C Martínez	6	5	6
		S Stafford	1	1					Y Basuki	2	7	2
		Y Basuki	6	6											1	C Martínez	6	2	3
	Q	Y Kamio	6	6											5	K Date	0	6	6
		S-T Wang	2	2				Q	Y Kamio	1	6	2
		P Fendick	6	3	1			5	K Date	6	2	6
	5	K Date	4	6	6																	5	K Date	6	6
																						8	I Majoli	1	4
								4	N Zvereva	6	3	3
		N Sawamatsu	6	6					N Sawamatsu	1	6	6
		Z Garrison-Jackson	1	2												N Sawamatsu	6	3	0
		K Boogert	6	6											8	I Majoli	4	6	6
		L Neiland	4	4					K Boogert	6	6	4
		P Shriver	4	0				8	I Majoli	3	7	6
	8	I Majoli	6	6

Section 2

	First round							Second round							Quarterfinals							Semifinals
	6	A Huber	3	6	6
		G Fernández	6	1	2			6	A Huber	6	2	7
		L McNeil	7	6					L McNeil	4	6	5
		B Rittner	5	3											6	A Huber	6	4	2
		M Endo	7	7											3	L Davenport	2	6	6
	Q	R Hiraki	5	5					M Endo	2	1
								3	L Davenport	6	6
																						3	L Davenport	6	6
	7	M Maleeva	6	6																		7	M Maleeva	3	2
	Q	A Sugiyama	1	2				7	M Maleeva	w/o
	WC	N Miyagi	4	2					A Smashnova
		A Smashnova	6	6											7	M Maleeva	6	1	6
	Q	D Graham	6	4	2										2	M Pierce	3	6	3
	WC	K Nagatsuka	1	6	6			WC	K Nagatsuka	4	0
								2	M Pierce	6	6

External links

• 1995 Toray Pan Pacific Open Draw^{[permanent dead link]}