jpW League (women)

Anjo, Aichi — the Aisin corporate team in the Premier division, playing at the Tosho Arena Anjo.

Akita — the Prestige International team in the Future division, the only W League club in northern Honshu.

Shizuoka — the Chanson cosmetics team, which won ten consecutive doubles in the 1990s.

Kariya, Aichi — the Denso team, which won its first ever play-off title in 2025/26.

Kashiwa — Japan's most successful women's club with a record number of titles, run by the oil company ENEOS.

Kawasaki — the Fujitsu corporate team in the Premier division, sharing the Todoroki Arena with the men's Brave Thunders.

Hiroshima — the club relocated from Himeji in 2022 and plays in the Future division.

Hitachinaka, Ibaraki — the Hitachi High-Tech team, previously known as the Squirrels.

Nagoya — the Mitsubishi Electric corporate team in the Future division, one of the W League's founding clubs.

Niigata — the women's arm of the Albirex club family, which took over the place of the JAL Rabbits.

Tokyo — the W League's newest team, founded in 2025 by Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation.

Ota, Tokyo — rooted in the Ebara corporate team, today an independent club organisation.

Nagoya — the Toyota team and winner of the 2025/26 regular season.

Kariya, Aichi — the Toyota Boshoku corporate team, sharing the Wing Arena Kariya with Denso Iris.

Kai, Yamanashi — a club at the foot of Mount Fuji, originally founded as the Kofu Queenbees.