Kurowashiki All Japan Volleyball Tournament

, is a volleyball tournament in Japan.

Kurowashiki () means the flag of black eagle. It opens in May every year in Osaka. It is organized by the Japan Volleyball Association and the Mainichi Newspapers.

History

• 1952 - It started as All Japan Volleyball Championship.
• 2007 - All Japan Volleyball Championship was renamed as Kurowashiki All Japan Volleyball Tournament.

Championship records

MEN

• 1952 - Yahata Steel
• 1953 - Yahata Steel
• 1954 - Nihon Koukan (NKK)
• 1955 - Nihon Koukan (NKK)
• 1956 - Sumitomo Metal Kokura
• 1957 - Yahata Steel
• 1958 - Sumitomo Metal Kokura
• 1959 - Nihon Koukan (NKK)
• 1960 - Yahata Steel
• 1961 - Toray
• 1962 - Nihon Koukan (NKK)
• 1963 - Toray
• 1964 - Matsushita Denki (Panasonic)
• 1965 - Nihon Koukan (NKK)
• 1966 - Matsushita Denki (Panasonic)
• 1967 - Yahata Steel
• 1968 - Matsushita Denki (Panasonic)
• 1969 - Matsushita Denki (Panasonic)
• 1970 - Nihon Koukan (NKK)
• 1971 - Nihon Koukan (NKK)
• 1972 - Sumitomo Light Metal
• 1973 - Matsushita Denki (Panasonic)
• 1974 - Shin Nihon Steel
• 1975 - Shin Nihon Steel
• 1976 - Shin Nihon Steel
• 1977 - Shin Nihon Steel
• 1978 - Fuji Photo Film
• 1979 - Suntory
• 1980 - Shin Nihon Steel
• 1981 - Matsushita Denki (Panasonic)
• 1982 - Nihon Koukan (NKK)
• 1983 - Fuji Photo Film
• 1984 - Shin Nihon Steel
• 1985 - Suntory
• 1986 - Fuji Photo Film
• 1987 - Fuji Photo Film
• 1988 - Shin Nihon Steel
• 1989 - Shin Nihon Steel
• 1990 - Shin Nihon Steel
• 1991 - Suntory
• 1992 - NEC
• 1993 - NEC
• 1994 - NEC Blue Rockets
• 1995 - Suntory Sunbirds
• 1996 - NEC Blue Rockets
• 1997 - NEC Blue Rockets
• 1998 - Panasonic Panthers
• 1999 - NEC Blue Rockets
• 2000 - Suntory Sunbirds
• 2001 - JT Thunders
• 2002 - Toray Arrows
• 2003 - NEC Blue Rockets
• 2004 - JT Thunders
• 2005 - Toray Arrows
• 2006 - Toray Arrows
• 2007 - NEC Blue Rockets
• 2008 - Panasonic Panthers
• 2009 - Panasonic Panthers
• 2010 - Panasonic Panthers
• 2011 - Toray Arrows
• 2012 - Panasonic Panthers
• 2013 - Suntory Sunbirds
• 2014 - Panasonic Panthers
• 2015 - Suntory Sunbirds
• 2016 - JT Thunders
• 2017 - JT Thunders
• 2018 - Panasonic Panthers
• 2019 - Suntory Sunbirds
• 2020, 2021- Cancelled, due to COVID-19 pandemic in Japan
• 2022 - Suntory Sunbirds
• 2023 - Wolfdogs Nagoya
• 2024 - Suntory Sunbirds

WOMEN

• 1952 - Kurabo Manju
• 1953 - Nichibo Ashikaga
• 1954 - Kanebo Yokkaichi
• 1955 - Kurabo Kurashiki
• 1956 - Nichibo Kaizuka
• 1957 - Nichibo Kaizuka
• 1958 - Nichibo Kaizuka
• 1959 - Nichibo Kaizuka
• 1960 - Kurabo Kurashiki
• 1961 - Nichibo Kaizuka
• 1962 - Nichibo Kaizuka
• 1963 - Nichibo Kaizuka
• 1964 - Nichibo Kaizuka
• 1965 - Nichibo Kaizuka
• 1966 - Nichibo Kaizuka
• 1967 - Nichibo Kaizuka
• 1968 - Hitachi Musashi
• 1969 - Nichibo Kaizuka
• 1970 - Yashica
• 1971 - Unitika Kaizuka
• 1972 - Hitachi Musashi
• 1973 - Hitachi Musashi
• 1974 - Hitachi Musashi
• 1975 - Hitachi
• 1976 - Hitachi
• 1977 - Hitachi
• 1978 - Hitachi
• 1979 - Hitachi
• 1980 - Colorado Springs (United States)
• 1981 - Unitika
• 1982 - Hitachi
• 1983 - Hitachi
• 1984 - Hitachi
• 1985 - Hitachi
• 1986 - Daiei
• 1987 - Hitachi
• 1988 - Hitachi
• 1989 - Unitika
• 1990 - Ito Yokado
• 1991 - Unitika
• 1992 - Daiei
• 1993 - Hitachi
• 1994 - Hitachi Bellefille
• 1995 - Unitika Phoenix
• 1996 - Daiei Orange Attakers
• 1997 - NEC Red Rockets
• 1998 - Daiei Orange Attakers
• 1999 - Orange Attakers
• 2000 - Unitika Phoenix
• 2001 - NEC Red Rockets
• 2002 - Toray Arrows
• 2003 - Pioneer Red Wings
• 2004 - Toray Arrows
• 2005 - Pioneer Red Wings
• 2006 - Hisamitsu Springs
• 2007 - Hisamitsu Springs
• 2008 - Denso Airybees
• 2009 - Toray Arrows
• 2010 - Toray Arrows
• 2011 - JT Marvelous
• 2012 - JT Marvelous
• 2013 - Hisamitsu Springs
• 2014 - Toyota Auto Body Queenseis
• 2015 - JT Marvelous
• 2016 - JT Marvelous
• 2017 - Denso Airybees
• 2018 - JT Marvelous
• 2019 - Toray Arrows
• 2020, 2021 - Cancelled, due to COVID-19 pandemic in Japan
• 2022 - Toray Arrows
• 2023 - PFU BlueCats
• 2024 - Okayama Seagulls

References