Intercity Baseball Tournament

Intercity Baseball Tournament
Sport	Baseball
Founded	1927
No. of teams	32
Country	Japan
Most recent; champion(s)	Sayama (Honda) (3rd title)
TV partner(s)	NHK,
Official website	www.jaba.or.jp/toshitaikou/

The Intercity Baseball Tournament (都市対抗野球大会 Toshi Taikō yakyū taikai) of Japan, commonly known as "Summer All-star" (真夏の球宴 manatsu no kyūen), is an annual nationwide inter-city baseball tournament in Japan. The winners are awarded the "Black Lion Flag" (黒獅子旗 kurojishi ki), runners-up are awarded the "White Lion Flag" (白獅子旗 shirojishi ki).

Winners[]

2020 Sayama (Honda)
2019 Chiba (JFE East)
2018 Osaka (Osaka Gas)^[1]
2017 Tokyo (NTT East)^[1]
2016 Toyota (Toyota Motor)^[1]
2015 Osaka (Nippon Life)^[1]
2014 Ogaki (Seino Transportation)^[1]
2013 Yokohama (JX Holdings)^[1]
2012 Yokohama (JX Holdings)^[1]
2011 Tokyo (JR East)^[2]
2010 Kawasaki (Toshiba)
2009 Sayama (Honda)
2008 Yokohama (Nippon Oil)
2007 Kawasaki (Toshiba)
2006 Nikaho (TDK)
2005 Kawasaki (Mitsubishi Fuso)
2004 Kasugai (Oji Paper)
2003 Kawasaki (Mitsubishi Fuso)
2002 Fujisawa (Isuzu)
2001 Hamamatsu (Kawai)
2000 Kawasaki (Mitsubishi Fuso)
1999 Kawasaki (Toshiba)
1998 Yokosuka (Nissan)
1997 Osaka (Nippon Life)
1996 Wakō (Honda Motor)
1995 Yokohama (Nippon Oil)
1994 Suzuka, Mie (Honda Suzuka)
1993 Yokohama (Nippon Oil)
1992 Osaka (Nippon Life)
1991 Kawasaki (Toshiba)
1990 Hamamatsu (Yamaha)
1989 Tokyo (Prince Hotel)
1988 Kawasaki (Toshiba)
1987 Hamamatsu (Yamaha)
1986 Yokohama (Nippon Oil)
1985 Osaka (Nippon Life)
1984 Yokosuka (Nissan)
1983 Kawasaki (Toshiba)
1982 Wakayama (Sumitomo Metal)
1981 Tokyo (NTT Tokyo)
1980 Fuji (Daishowa Paper)

References[]

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g "都市対抗野球大会". Japan Amateur Baseball Association. Retrieved 29 October 2018.
^ The 2011 game was moved to October due to 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, the venue was moved from Tokyo Dome to Osaka Dome, instead, the Industrial League Championship was not held that year.

External links[]

Japan Amateur Baseball Association (Japanese)

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[webs-1] ^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^f ^g "都市対抗野球大会". Japan Amateur Baseball Association. Retrieved 29 October 2018.

[2] The 2011 game was moved to October due to 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami, the venue was moved from Tokyo Dome to Osaka Dome, instead, the Industrial League Championship was not held that year.

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