Tohto University Base Ball League
The Tohto University Base Ball League is a collegiate baseball league in Japan. It was founded in 1930 as the Tokyo University Baseball League by Chuo University, Kokugakuin University, Nihon University, Senshu University, and Tokyo University of Agriculture. The league became in the Tohto University Base Ball League in 1936. The league contains 22 teams in four leagues. The Spring Champion represents the League to attend the All-Japan University Baseball Championship Series, and the Fall Champion earns a spot for the Meiji Jingu Baseball Convention.
2024 Teams[edit]
University; First Year in Tohto League
1st League[edit]
- Aoyama Gakuin University; 1956
- Asia University; 1962
- Chuo University; 1930
- Kokugakuin University; 1930
- Nihon University; 1930
- Toyo University; 1956
2nd League[edit]
- Komazawa University; 1949
- Kokushikan University; 1963
- Rissho University; 1967
- Senshu University; 1930
- Takushoku University; 1967
- Taisho University; 1995
3rd League[edit]
- Gakushuin University; 1952
- Juntendo University; 1958
- Teikyo Heisei University; 2021
- Tokyo University of Agriculture; 1930
- Seikei University; 1956
- Hitotsubashi University; 1935
4th League[edit]
- Tokyo Institute of Technology; 1948
- Tokyo City University; 1958
- Sophia University; 1965
- Shibaura Institute of Technology; 1956
Former Teams[edit]
- Tokyo Keizai University - 1959-1964
- Meiji Gakuin University - 1951-1964
- Musashi University - 1952 - 1964
- Nippon Sport Science University - 1958-1964
- Seijo University - 1958 - 1964
- Tokai University - 1964
- Tokyo University of Education (presently University of Tsukuba) - 1940-1964
- The Jikei University School of Medicine - 1931-1947
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