jpLeague H

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

Akitakata (Hiroshima) — the club is run by the pharmaceutical company Wakunaga Pharmaceutical.

Takaishi (Osaka) — a club representing the city of Takaishi in Osaka Prefecture.

Kariya (Aichi) — a club founded in 1967, run by Toyota Boshoku.

Tokai (Aichi) — a company team of the steelmaker Daido Steel.

Tokyo/Kanagawa — a member of the top-flight League H since the 2022-23 season.

Eiheiji (Fukui) — a club from Fukui Prefecture, nicknamed "Blue Thunder".

Fukuoka — a club built on the concept of players who farm by day and play handball by night.

Saitama — a company team of the electrical equipment maker Osaki Electric.

Kanzaki (Saga) — a company team of Toyota Boshoku Kyushu.

Miyagi — the only team from the Tohoku region in Japan's top flight, founded in 1966 and run by Toyota Motor East Japan.

Okinawa — a club whose name "Corazón" is Spanish for "heart", based on Okinawa.

Sakai (Osaka) — the name "Liaison" is French for "connection", a club founded to promote handball in the region.

Toyama — a member of the top-flight League H since the 2023-24 season.

Kiyosu (Aichi) — a company team of Toyoda Gosei, a Toyota-group maker of rubber and plastic car parts, nicknamed "Blue Falcon".

Tokyo — a club based in the Shinagawa ward.