Asia League
The international Asia League Ice Hockey is the top competition for Japanese clubs — official websites of all six teams of the 2026/27 season: five Japanese and South Korea’s HL Anyang. Clubs include HL Anyang, H.C. Tochigi Nikko Ice Bucks, Red Eagles Hokkaido and Stars Kobe.
Links
Japan – Asia League
Asia League (Japan) standings on Flashscore — current table, results and fixtures
flashscore.com
H.C. Tochigi Nikko Ice Bucks
Nikko (Tochigi Prefecture) — successor of the Furukawa Electric club founded in 1925 and since 1999 the first club-run team in Japan’s top league; its best result was the 2011/12 final.
icebucks.jp
HL Anyang
Anyang (South Korea) — founded in December 1994, the only Korean member of the Asia League and in 2009/10 the first Korean team to win it; geographically it belongs to South Korea and is listed here by league.
hlicehockey.com
Red Eagles Hokkaido
Tomakomai (Hokkaido) — founded in 2021 as the successor of Oji Eagles and their 95-year history; home games at the nepia Ice Arena and Tsukisamu Gymnasium.
redeagles.co.jp
Stars Kobe
Kobe (Hyogo Prefecture) — the newest Japanese member of the Asia League, playing home games at Amagasaki Sports no Mori and the Kobe Port Island Sports Center.
stars-kobe.com
Tohoku Free Blades
Hachinohe (Aomori Prefecture) — founded in November 2008 and since 2009/10 the first top-league team in the Tohoku region; plays at FLAT HACHINOHE.
freeblades.jp
Yokohama GRITS
Yokohama — founded in May 2019 as the city’s first professional ice hockey club and admitted to the Asia League in 2020; plays at the KOSÉ Shin-Yokohama Skate Center.
grits-sport.com