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All-Japan Women's Ice Hockey Championship

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All-Japan Women's Ice Hockey Championship
Japanese name
Kanji全日本女子アイスホッケー選手権大会
Hiraganaぜんにほんじょしアイスホッケーせんしゅけんたいかい
Transcriptions
Revised HepburnZen'Nihon Joshi Aisu Hokkē Senshuken Taikai
Tournament information
SportIce hockey
LocationJapan
Established1982 (1982)
Number of
tournaments
42
AdministratorJapan Ice Hockey Federation
FormatRound-robin
Tournament statistics
First championObihiro Taiyō Club, 1982
Most titlesPeregrine (21)
Current champion
Seibu Princess Rabbits, 2024

The All-Japan Women's Ice Hockey Championship (Japanese: 全日本女子アイスホッケー選手権大会) is an annual ice hockey club tournament in Japan. First contested in 1978 and officially sanctioned by the Japan Ice Hockey Federation in 1982, the championship is one of the oldest continuously held women's ice hockey tournaments in the world.[1] The tournament has been contested in addition to the Women's Japan Ice Hockey League (WJIHL) since the league was established in 2012.

It is the women's counterpart to the men's All Japan Ice Hockey Championship.

Champions

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# Year Host City 1st place, gold medalist(s) Champion 2nd place, silver medalist(s) Runner-up 3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Third Place Fourth Place
1 1982 Tōkyō Obihiro Taiyō Club Silver Shields Kushiro Bears Kokudo Keikaku
2 1983 Hachinohe Obihiro Taiyō Club Silver Shields Kushiro Bears Hachinohe Marumitsu
3 1984 Fukuoka Kokudo Keikaku Kushiro Bears Obihiro Taiyō Club Tomakomai Peregrine
4 1985 Kushiro Tomakomai Peregrine Kokudo Keikaku Kushiro Bears Obihiro Taiyō Club
5 1986 Nikkō Kokudo Keikaku Obihiro Taiyō Club Tomakomai Peregrine Kushiro Bears
6 1987 Tomakomai Kokudo Keikaku Tomakomai Peregrine Isetan Obihiro Taiyō Club
7 1988 Karuizawa Tomakomai Peregrine Kokudo Keikaku Obihiro Taiyō Club Kushiro Bears
8 1989 Kōbe Kokudo Keikaku Tomakomai Peregrine Obihiro Taiyō Club Kushiro Bears
9 1990 Obihiro Kokudo Keikaku Tomakomai Peregrine Obihiro Taiyō Club Kushiro Bears
10 1991 Kōbe Tomakomai Peregrine Kokudo Keikaku Obihiro Taiyō Club Kushiro Bears
11 1992 Sapporo Iwakura Peregrine Kokudo Keikaku Obihiro Taiyō Club Kushiro Bears
12 1993 Hachinohe Kokudo Ladies Iwakura Peregrine Obihiro Taiyō Club Kushiro Rokkatei Bears
13 1994 Karuizawa Iwakura Peregrine Kokudo Ladies Kushiro Rokkatei Bears Kushiro Fanī Dakkusu
14 1995 Karuizawa Iwakura Peregrine Kokudo Ladies Sports System Fighters Kushiro Rokkatei Bears
15 1996 Sapporo Iwakura Peregrine Sports System Fighters Kushiro Rokkatei Bears Kokudo Ladies
16 1997 Tomakomai Iwakura Peregrine Kushiro Rokkatei Bears Kokudo Ladies Sports System Fighters
17 1998 Obihiro Iwakura Peregrine Kushiro Rokkatei Bears Kokudo Ladies Sports System Fighters
18 1999 Kushiro Iwakura Peregrine Rokkatei Bears Kokudo Ladies Rokkatei Maruseizu
19 2000 Tomakomai Rokkatei Bears Iwakura Peregrine Kokudo Ladies Rokkatei Maruseizu
20 2001 Obihiro Rokkatei Bears Kokudo Ladies Iwakura Peregrine Sapporo Backers
21 2002 Aomori Iwakura Peregrine Rokkatei Bears Daishin Kokudo Ladies
22 2003 Kushiro Iwakura Peregrine Rokkatei Bears Kokudo Ladies Daishin
23 2004 Tomari Iwakura Peregrine Rokkatei Bears Daishin Kokudo Ladies
24 2005 Obihiro Rokkatei Bears Kokudo Ladies Iwakura Peregrine Daishin
25 2006 Tomakomai Rokkatei Bears Kokudo Ladies Daishin Iwakura Peregrine
26 2007 Kushiro Rokkatei Bears Seibu Princess Rabbits Iwakura Peregrine Daishin
27 2008 Kushiro Seibu Princess Rabbits Kamori Kankō Bears Daishin Iwakura Peregrine
28 2009 Yokohama Seibu Princess Rabbits Iwakura Peregrine Kamori Kankō Bears Daishin
29 2010 Sapporo Seibu Princess Rabbits Daishin Kamori Kankō Bears Iwakura Peregrine
30 2011 Obihiro Samsung Daito Peregrine Seibu Princess Rabbits Daishin Mikage Gretz
31 2012 Sapporo Seibu Princess Rabbits Samsung Daito Peregrine Daishin FTS Mikage Gretz
32 2013 Obihiro Samsung Daito Peregrine Seibu Princess Rabbits FTS Mikage Gretz Daishin
33 2014 Sapporo Samsung Daito Peregrine Toyota Cygnus Seibu Princess Rabbits Daishin
34 2015 Obihiro Samsung Daito Peregrine Seibu Princess Rabbits FTS Mikage Gretz Daishin
35 2016 Sapporo Seibu Princess Rabbits FTS Mikage Gretz DK Peregrine Daishin
36 2017 Sapporo DK Peregrine Seibu Princess Rabbits Daishin FTS Mikage Gretz
37 2018 Sapporo Seibu Princess Rabbits DK Peregrine FTS Mikage Gretz Daishin
38 2019 Obihiro DK Peregrine Seibu Princess Rabbits Daishin Takasu Clinic Mikage Gretz
39 2020 Tournament canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic
40 2021 Sapporo DK Peregrine Toyota Cygnus Seibu Princess Rabbits Daishin
41 2022 Tournament canceled due to COVID-19 variant
42[2] 2023 Obihiro DK Peregrine Daishin Toyota Cygnus Seibu Princess Rabbits
43[3] 2024 Sapporo Seibu Princess Rabbits DK Peregrine Daishin IHC Toyota Cygnus

Source: [4]

Team name history
  • Bears
→ 1979–1993: Kushiro Bears
→ 1993–2007: Rokkatei Bears
→ 2007–2012: Kamori Kanko Bears
→ 2012–present: Kushiro Bears
  • Mikage Gretz
→ 1987–2008: Mikage Gretz
→ 2008–2018: Full-time System Mikage Gretz (FTS Mikage Gretz)
→ 2018–present: Takasu Clinic Mikage Gretz (TC Mikage Gretz)
  • Obihiro Ladies
→ 2003–2019: Obihiro Taiyō Club (Obihiro Ladies)
→ 2019–2023: Obihiro Cranes Ladies
→ 2023–present: Tokachi Obihiro Ladies
  • Peregrine
→ 1977–1991: Tomakomai Peregrine
→ 1991–2010: Iwakura Peregrine
→ 2010–2015: Mitsuboshi Daito Peregrine (MD Peregrine)
→ 2015–present: Douro Kensetsu Peregrine (DK Peregrine)
  • Princess Rabbits[5]
→ 1974–1992: Kokudo Keikaku WIHC
→ 1992–2006: Kokudo Ladies IHC
→ 2006–present: SEIBU Princess Rabbits

References

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  1. ^ Kato, Jiro (11 March 2009). "女子日本一決定戦開幕". ホッケーを愛する | Love Hockey (in Japanese). Retrieved 17 April 2021.
  2. ^ "全日本女子アイスホッケー選手権大会 Aグループ | 大会情報:シーズン別". Japan Ice Hockey Federation (in Japanese). 19 March 2023. Retrieved 27 October 2023.
  3. ^ "第43回全日本女子アイスホッケー選手権大会 Aグループ". Japan Ice Hockey Federation (in Japanese). 10 March 2024. Retrieved 21 March 2024.
  4. ^ "全日本女子アイスホッケー選手権大会(A) | 大会情報:歴代大会データ". Japan Ice Hockey Federation (in Japanese). Retrieved 27 October 2023.
  5. ^ Name changed from Kokudo Keikaku Ice Hockey Club to Seibu Princess Rabbits in 2005 via Kokudo Ladies Ice Hockey Club since 1992."Official site > Chiimu enkaku [Team history]" (in Japanese). Retrieved 31 August 2018.
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