jpLeague H (women)

Official site of League H, Japan's top women's handball division — schedule, results, standings, teams.

Imizu (Toyama) — a club run by Prestige International, in Japan’s top division since the 2017-18 season.

Kirishima (Kagoshima) — a company team of Sony Semiconductor.

Kurashiki (Okayama) — founded in March 2025 by the school-uniform maker Kanko Gakuseifuku, joining League H from the 2027-28 season; the club has no own website yet, the link leads to its Instagram.

Nagoya (Aichi), Mizuho ward — the club is run by the general incorporated association TEAM758.

Takayama (Gifu) — a club founded in 2013, run by the non-profit Hida Takayama Handball Club.

Kanazawa (Ishikawa) — founded in 1975 as the Hokkoku Bank works team; since November 2024 run by Honey Bee Sports, part of CCI Group (Hokkoku Bank's holding company). Winner of ten league titles in a row (2014–2023).

Hiroshima — a club founded in 1993 and a long-standing member of Japan’s top division.

Takamatsu (Kagawa) — the first women's corporate handball team on the island of Shikoku; won the Japan Championship in 2024 and its first league title in 2025-26.

Yamaga (Kumamoto) — in the league since its very first season in 1976 and, with 17 league titles (the last in 2013), one of the most successful clubs in the women's league.

Suzuka (Mie) — a club from the city of Suzuka in Mie Prefecture.

Osaka — a club founded in 2016, run by the Osaka Handball Club association.

Nago (Okinawa) — founded in 2017 as Okinawa's first women's corporate handball team, in League H since the 2021-22 season.