All Japan Ice hockey Championship

League status: Active
English name: 全日本アイスホッケー選手権大会
Administered by: Japan Ice Hockey Federation
Year of start: 1930
WWW: http://www.jihf.or.jp/game/index.php

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28 Jun 2016 |

Shun Hitomi (G)

Kansai University

Tohoku Free Blades

League

leaders | season 2017-2018 all time stats

#	Player name	Pos	Team	GP	G	A	P	PIM
1.	Yuri Terao	RW	Nikko Icebucks	3	3	5	8	2
2.	Makuru Furuhashi	F	Nikko Icebucks	3	3	2	5	0
3.	Kazuma Iwamoto	F	Nikko Icebucks	3	1	3	4	6
4.	Kota Shinohara	F	Tohoku Free Blades	3	1	3	4	0
5.	Maito Omuku	F	Nikko Icebucks	3	3	0	3	0
6.	Kenta Takagi	F	Nippon Paper Cranes	3	3	0	3	0
7.	Takuto Gorai	F	Nikko Icebucks	3	2	1	3	0
8.	Mitsuyoshi Konno	F	Nikko Icebucks	3	2	1	3	0
9.	Ikki Ikeda	F	Nippon Paper Cranes	3	2	1	3	2
10.	Stéphane Veilleux	F	Oji Eagles	3	2	1	3	4
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Tohoku Free Blades

Single elimination tournament

2024-2025: Nikko Icebucks
2023-2024: Nikko Icebucks
2022-2023: Tohoku Free Blades
2021-2022: East Hokkaido Cranes
2019-2020: Nikko Icebucks
2018-2019: Oji Eagles
2017-2018: Tohoku Free Blades
2016-2017: Oji Eagles
2015-2016: Nippon Paper Cranes
2014-2015: Nikko Icebucks
2013-2014: Nippon Paper Cranes
2012-2013: Oji Eagles
2011-2012: Nippon Paper Cranes
2010-2011: Nippon Paper Cranes
2009-2010: Nippon Paper Cranes
2008-2009: Seibu Prince Rabbits
2007-2008: Seibu Prince Rabbits
2006-2007: Nippon Paper Cranes
2005-2006: Nippon Paper Cranes
2004-2005: Oji Eagles
2003-2004: Kokudo Ice Hockey Club
2002-2003: Kokudo Ice Hockey Club
2001-2002: Oji Eagles
2000-2001: Seibu Tokyo
1999-2000: Oji Eagles
1998-1999: Kokudo Ice Hockey Club
1997-1998: Kokudo Ice Hockey Club
1996-1997: Kokudo Ice Hockey Club
1995-1996: Oji Eagles
1994-1995: Oji Eagles
1993-1994: Oji Eagles
1992-1993: Oji Eagles
1991-1992: Oji Eagles
1989-1990: Kokudo Keikaku Ice Hockey Club
1988-1989: Oji Eagles
1987-1988: Kokudo Keikaku Ice Hockey Club
1986-1987: Oji Eagles
1985-1986: Oji Eagles
1984-1985: Oji Eagles
1983-1984: Oji Eagles
1982-1983: Oji Eagles
1981-1982: Kokudo Keikaku Ice Hockey Club
1980-1981: Oji Eagles
1979-1980: Oji Eagles
1978-1979: Seibu Tokyo
1977-1978: Seibu Tokyo
1976-1977: Oji Eagles
1975-1976: Oji Eagles
1974-1975: Kokudo Keikaku Ice Hockey Club
1973-1974: Seibu Tokyo
1972-1973: Oji Eagles
1971-1972: Seibu Tokyo
1970-1971: Seibu Tokyo
1969-1970: Seibu Tokyo
1968-1969: Oji Eagles
1967-1968: Oji Eagles
1966-1967: Iwakura Tomakomai
1965-1966: Oji Eagles
1964-1965: Iwakura Tomakomai
1963-1964: Oji Eagles
1962-1963: Iwakura Tomakomai
1961-1962: Furukawa Electric Tochigi
1960-1961: Iwakura Tomakomai
1959-1960: Furukawa Electric Tochigi
1958-1959: Furukawa Electric Tochigi
1957-1958: Oji Eagles
1956-1957: Oji Eagles
1955-1956: Oji Eagles
1954-1955: Oji Eagles
1953-1954: Oji Eagles
1952-1953: Furukawa Electric Tochigi
1951-1952: Oji Eagles
1950-1951: Oji Eagles
1949-1950: Oji Eagles
1948-1949: Did not play
1947-1948: Hachinohe
1946-1947: Oji Eagles
1945-1946: Did not play
1944-1945: Did not play
1943-1944: Did not play
1942-1943: Manchuria Team
1941-1942: Kantō Team
1940-1941: Meiji University
1939-1940: Meiji University
1938-1939: Rikkyo University
1937-1938: Waseda University
1936-1937: Rikkyo University
1935-1936: Waseda University
1934-1935: Oji Eagles
1933-1934: Keio University
1932-1933: Waseda University
1931-1932: Oji Eagles
1930-1931: Manchuria Medical University
1929-1930: Keio University

The All Japan Ice hockey Championship is an annual ice hockey tournament for Japanese teams, that began in 1930, making the tournament one of the oldest sporting competitions in the country.
The tournament, organized by the Japan Ice Hockey Federation, is an open competition for professional (Japan has four Asia League teams), amateur, and university teams from around the country (limited berths for each region). It is usually played during one week in February in a pre-designated city, with a single-elimination tournament.

http://www.jihf.or.jp/game/index.php

Recent

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The 91st All Japan Ice Hockey Championship took place from December 7-10, 2023, in Yokohama.

H.C. Tochigi Nikko Ice Bucks emerged victorious, defeating Tohoku Free Blades in the final with a score of 4-2.

Key players included MVP Yutaka Fukufuji (H.C. Tochigi Nikko Ice Bucks) and top rookie Riku Ishida (Tohoku Free Blades).

(10 Dec 2023)

By beating 5-1 the Tohoku Free Blades, Nikko Ice Bucks won the 87th edition of Japan Championship, the domestic competition crowning the national champion between professional, amateur and teams from Universities. As usual the Asian League teams dominated the tournament, played at the Dydo Drinco Arena in Nidìshi Tokyo, once the home of defunct Seibu Prince Rabbits team. It's the second title for the Buck

(28 Dec 2019)

Game

fixturesShow all games from season 2017-2018

17 Dec 2017	Oji Eagles - Tohoku Free Blades	0-1	details»
17 Dec 2017	Nippon Paper Cranes - Nikko Icebucks	2-1	details»

Leagues

statistic

Past league results:

League standings:

Historic statistic:

Individuals records:

Fast

factsseason 2017-2018

Youngest player: Riku Kunizuka (19 years)
Oldest player: Petteri Nummelin (45 years)
Shortest player: Tomoya Echigo (160 cm)
Tallest player: Shunsuke Shigeno (194 cm)
Nationalities: Canada (4), Finland (3), Japan (164), USA (2)
Highest win: Kushiro Kouseisha - Nikko Icebucks 0-13
Season average attendance: 1603

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