Meiji Jingu Baseball Convention

The Meiji Jingu Baseball Convention is a major Japanese college baseball tournament held in Meiji-Jingu Stadium and founded in 1970.

Championship Game Results

• 1970 - Tokai University defeated Chukyo University
• 1971 - Nihon University defeated Asia University
• 1972 - Kansai University defeated Hosei University
• 1973 - Komazawa University defeated Doshisha University
• 1974 - Chuo University defeated Hosei University
• 1975 - Meiji University defeated Komazawa University
• 1976 - Hosei University defeated Waseda University
• 1977 - Hosei University defeated Tokai University; first repeat winner
• 1978 - Doshisha University defeated Toyo University
• 1979 - Meiji University defeated Meijo University; second two-time winner
• 1980 - Nippon College of Physical Education defeated Asia University
• 1981 - Hosei University defeated Senshu University; first three-time champion
• 1982 - Tokai University defeated Osaka University of Commerce
• 1983 - Tokai University defeated Komazawa University
• 1984 - Komazawa University defeated Kinki University
• 1985 - Keio University defeated Aichi Institute of Technology
• 1986 - Aichi Institute of Technology defeated Komazawa University
• 1987 - University of Tsukuba defeated Hosei University
• 1988 - canceled
• 1989 - Kinki University defeated Rikkyo University
• 1990 - Doshisha University defeated Rikkyo University
• 1991 - Aichi Gakuin University defeated Ryutsu-Keizai University
• 1992 - Keio University defeated Tokai University
• 1993 - Komazawa University defeated Waseda University
• 1994 - University of East Asia defeated Aoyama Gakuin University
• 1995 - Meiji University defeated Aoyama Gakuin University
• 1996 - Meiji University defeated Tohoku Fukushi University; first four-time champion
• 1997 - Kinki University defeated Hosei University
• 1998 - Asia University defeated Tohoku Fukushi University
• 1999 - Kyushu Kyoritsu University defeated Tokai University
• 2000 - Keio University defeated Tokai University
• 2001 - Komazawa University defeated Josai University; second four-time champion
• 2002 - Asia University defeated Tohoku Fukushi University
• 2003 - University of East Asia defeated Kanagawa University
• 2004 - University of East Asia defeated Keio University
• 2005 - Kyushu Sangyo University defeated Tohoku Fukushi University
• 2006 - Asia University defeated Waseda University
• 2007 - Toyo University defeated Waseda University
• 2008 - Toyo University defeated Tohoku Fukushi University
• 2009 - Rissho University defeated Jobu University
• 2010 - Waseda University defeated Tokai University
• 2011 - Meiji University defeated Aichi Gakuin University; first five-team champion
• 2012 - Toin Yokohama University defeated Hosei University
• 2013 - Asia University defeated Meiji University
• 2014 - Komazawa University defeated Meiji University
• 2015 - Asia University defeated Waseda University
• 2016 - Meiji University defeated J.F. Oberlin University
• 2017 - Nippon Sport Science University defeated Seisa Dohto University
• 2018 - Rissho University defeated International Pacific University
• 2019 - Keio University defeated Kansai University
• 2020 - cancelled due to the COVID pandemic
• 2021 - Chuo University defeated Keio University
• 2022 - Kokugakuin University defeated Meiji University
• 2023 - Keio University defeated Aoyama Gakuin University
• 2024 - Aoyama Gakuin University defeated Soka University