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词条 Little League World Series in Japan
释义

  1. Japan Championships

  2. Summary

  3. See also

  4. References

  5. External links

{{Infobox Sports league
| title = Japan Region
| last_season = 2018 Little League World Series qualification
| Formerly = Far East Region
Asia Region
| sport = Baseball
| founded = 2007
| teams =
| country = {{flagicon|JPN}} Japan
| champion = {{flagicon|Saitama}} Kawaguchi Little League, Kawaguchi, Saitama
| most_champs = {{flagicon|Tokyo}} Tokyo (31)
| website =
}}

Japan first participated in the Little League World Series in 1962. Between 1962 and 2000, Japan participated in the Far East Region of the LLWS. In 2001, the Far East Region was divided into the Asia Region and the Pacific Region. From 2001 to 2006, Japan competed in the Asia Region. In 2007, the Japan Region was created, so that the winner of the Japanese championship receives an automatic berth in the Series.

As of the 2017 tournament, Japan has participated in the LLWS 25 times since 1962, and has won the tournament eleven times (1967, 1968, 1976, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2010, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017).

Japan Championships

In 1967, the first All-Japan championship took place.[1] Prior to 1967, Japanese teams participated in the Far East region in each year between 1962 and 1966. In 1969, the Far East Region conducted its first regional tournament, with teams from six nations.

YearChampionCityRunner-upCityRegionLLWS
1961}}MisawaAomori}} AomoriPacificDNQ
1962}}KunitachiTokyo}} TokyoFar East7th place
1963}}GyokusenTokyo}} TokyoFar EastWithdrew
1964}}TachikawaTokyo}} TokyoFar East4th place
1965}}ArakawaTokyo}} TokyoFar East6th place
1966}}WakayamaWakayama}} WakayamaFar East4th place
All-Japan Championship
1967}}West TokyoTokyo}} TokyoOsaka NishiOsaka}} OsakaFar EastChampions
1968}}WakayamaWakayama}} WakayamaLittle Hawks?Far EastChampions
1969}}ChofuTokyo}} ChōfuLittle Hawks?Far EastDNQ
1970}}WakayamaWakayama}} WakayamaChofuTokyo}} ChōfuFar EastDNQ
1971}}ChofuTokyo}} ChōfuWakayamaWakayama}} WakayamaFar EastDNQ
1972}}ChofuTokyo}} ChōfuIzumi OtsuShiga}} OtsuFar EastDNQ
1973}}ChofuTokyo}} ChōfuSendai MinamiMiyagi}} SendaiFar EastDNQ
1974}}ChofuTokyo}} ChōfuNerimaTokyo}} TokyoFar EastDNQ
1975}}ChofuTokyo}} ChōfuTokyo MachidaTokyo}} TokyoFar EastBanned[2]
1976}}FunabashiChiba}} FunabashiKomaeTokyo}} TokyoFar EastChampions
1977}}ChofuTokyo}} ChōfuHigashi OsakaOsaka}} OsakaFar EastDNQ
1978}}Amagasaki KitaHyogo}} AmagasakiSuginamiTokyo}} TokyoFar EastDNQ
1979}}SettsuOsaka}} SettsuSendai ChuoMiyagi}} SendaiFar EastDNQ
1980}}SuginamiTokyo}} TokyoWakayamaWakayama}} WakayamaFar EastDNQ
1981}}Motomaki Chuo?Nakano HigashiTokyo}} TokyoFar EastDNQ
1982}}ChofuTokyo}} ChōfuKohhoku?Far EastDNQ
1983}}Osaka YodogawaOsaka}} OsakaAsahi?Far East3rd place
1984}}TaishoOsaka}} OsakaHamamatsuShizuoka}} HamamatsuFar EastDNQ
1985}}HoyaTokyo}} TokyoAdachi KitaTokyo}} TokyoFar EastDNQ
1986}}TokorozawaSaitama}} TokorozawaEhime NishiEhime}} ?Far EastDNQ
1987}}ChofuTokyo}} ChōfuAichi IwakuraAichi}} IwakuraFar EastDNQ
1988}}Osaka HigashiOsaka}} OsakaNagoya HigashiAichi}} NagoyaFar EastDNQ
1989}}SettsuOsaka}} SettsuChofuTokyo}} ChōfuFar EastDNQ
1990}}HadanoKanagawa}} HadanoTakaishiOsaka}} TakaishiFar EastDNQ
1991}}OmiyaKitakantoTakatsukiOsaka}} TakatsukiFar EastDNQ
1992}}MinatoTokyo}} TokyoHasudaSaitama}} HasudaFar EastDNQ
1993}}SumidaTokyo}} TokyoKumamoto ChuoKumamoto}} ChūōFar EastDNQ
1994}}Edogawa MinamiTokyo}} TokyoSeyaKanagawa}} YokohamaFar EastDNQ
1995}}IzumisanoOsaka}} IzumisanoMidori ChuoKanagawaFar EastDNQ
1996}}MatsusakaMie}} MatsusakaHiratsukaKanagawa}} HiratsukaFar EastDNQ
1997}}SeyaKanagawa}} YokohamaTakarazukaHyogo}} TakarazukaFar East3rd place
1998}}KashimaIbaraki}} KashimaSeyaKanagawa}} YokohamaFar EastRunner-up
1999}}HirakataOsaka}} HirakataHyogo HarimaHyogo}} HarimaFar EastChampions
2000}}Musashi FuchuTokyo}} TokyoKodairaTokyo}} KodairaFar East3rd place
2001}}Tokyo KitasunaTokyo}} TokyoNagoya KitaAichi}} NagoyaAsiaChampions
2002}}Sendai HigashiMiyagi}} SendaiTakarazukaHyogo}} TakarazukaAsiaRunner-up
2003}}Musashi FuchuTokyo}} TokyoChofuTokyo}} ChōfuAsiaChampions
2004}}Sendai HigashiMiyagi}} SendaiTokyo KitasunaTokyo}} TokyoAsiaDNQ
2005}}Chiba CityChiba}} ChibaGifu TohnoGifu}} GifuAsia4th place
2006}}KawaguchiSaitama}} KawaguchiMusashi FuchuTokyo}} TokyoAsiaRunner-up
2007}}Tokyo KitasunaTokyo}} TokyoHiratsukaKanagawa}} HiratsukaJapanRunner-up
2008}}Edogawa MinamiTokyo}} TokyoMatsusakaMie}} MatsusakaJapan3rd place
2009}}Chiba CityChiba}} ChibaIzumisanoOsaka}} IzumisanoJapanQuarterfinals
2010}}Edogawa MinamiTokyo}} TokyoHirosaki AomoriAomori}} HirosakiJapanChampions
2011}}Hamamatsu MinamiShizuoka}} HamamatsuSeyaKanagawa}} YokohamaJapanRunner-up
2012}}Tokyo KitasunaTokyo}} TokyoMatsusakaMie}} MatsusakaJapanChampions
2013}}Musashi FuchūTokyo}} TokyoSendai AobaMiyagi}} SendaiJapanChampions
2014}}Tokyo KitasunaTokyo}} TokyoToyonakaOsaka}} ToyonakaJapan3rd place
2015}}Tokyo KitasunaTokyo}} TokyoHachiojiTokyo}} TokyoJapanChampions
2016}}ChofuTokyo}} TokyoSendai HigashiMiyagi}} SendaiJapanRound 1
2017}}Tokyo KitasunaTokyo}} TokyoChiba CityChiba}} ChibaJapanChampions
2018}}KawaguchiSaitama}} KawaguchiNagasaki MinamiNagasaki}} NagasakiJapan3rd place

Summary

As of the 2018 Little League World Series.
PrefectureJCWSRecordPCT
Tokyo}} Tokyo271657–1357|13}}
Osaka}} Osaka726–26|2}}
Chiba}} Chiba339–49|4}}
Saitama}} Saitama3210–210|2}}
Kanagawa}} Kanagawa212–22|2}}
Miyagi}} Miyagi215–15|1}}
Wakayama}} Wakayama223–03|0}}
Hyogo}} Hyogo100–00|0}}
Ibaraki}} Ibaraki113–23|2}}
Mie}} Mie100–00|0}}
Shizuoka}} Shizuoka114–24|2}}

See also

  • Baseball awards#World
Asia-Pacific Region in each Little League division
  • Little League
    • Far East Region (1962–2000)
    • Asia Region (2001–2006)
    • Pacific Region (2001–2006)
    • Asia–Pacific Region (2007–2012) (Japan Region created in 2007)
    • Asia–Pacific & Middle East Region (2013–) (Australia Region created in 2013)
  • Intermediate League
  • Junior League
  • Senior League
  • Big League

References

1. ^{{cite web|url= http://www.unpage.org/japan/ |title=Japanese Region Little League World Series|date=25 August 2010 |publisher=UNPage.org |accessdate=25 August 2010 }}
2. ^See: {{section link|Little League World Series (Far East Region)|1975 Ban}}.

External links

  • Official Site in Japanese
  • Japanese Region Tournament Results
{{Little League}}{{LLWS}}

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