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Personnel and Labor Relations
Victory in 1996, 2nd best in 1997, victory in 1998, 3rd best in 1999,
victory in 2000, 3rd best in 2001-2004, 2nd best in 2005-2006,
3rd best in 2009, victory in 2010-2011, 3rd best in 2013, 2nd best in 2014, 2nd best in 2015, 3rd best in 2016-2017, 2nd best in 2018, 3rd best in 2019
2nd best in 1996-1997, 3rd best in 1998-1999
Seoul (1988) -95 kg H. Sugai Entry
Barcelona (1992) -78 kg H. Yoshida Victory／-95 kg Y. Kai 7th place
Atlanta (1996) -86 kg H. Yoshida 5th place
Sydney (2000) -90 kg H. Yoshida Entry
London (2012) -90 kg M. Nishiyama 3rd place
(Individual match)
Japan (1995) -86 kg H. Yoshida 2nd best／-95 kg S. Okaizumi 3rd place
Birmingham (1999) -90 kg H. Yoshida Victory
Munich (2001) -90 kg M. Tobitsuka Entry
Tokyo (2010) +100 kg K. Takahashi 5th place
(Group match)
Chelyabinsk（2014）D.Nishiyama Victory
Budapest(2021)K.Sato Victory
Japan (1996) Open N. Yabu 3rd place
Tokyo (2009) +100 kg K. Takahashi Victory
Rio de Janeiro (2010) +100 kg K. Takahashi Victory
Tokyo (2010) -90 kg M. Nishiyama Victory／+100 kg K. Takahashi 2nd best
Tokyo (2011) -90 kg M. Nishiyama Victory
Tokyo (2012) -90 kg M. Nishiyama 2nd best
Tokyo (2014) -90 kg D. Nishiyama 2nd best
Paris (2016) -90 kg D. Nishiyama Victory
Kazakhstan (2012) -90 kg M. Nishiyama Victory
China (2010) Open K. Takahashi Victory
1997 T. Ishida 3rd place／K. Masuchi 3rd place
1998 K. Masuchi 3rd place／2010 K. Takahashi Victory
1997 -86 kg H. Yoshida 2nd best／1999 -90 kg H. Yoshida Victory
2000
2001 -90 kg M. Tobitsuka Victory
2009 -90 kg M. Nishiyama Victory +100 kg K. Takahashi Victory
2012 -90 kg M. Nishiyama 2nd best
2016 -90 kg D. Nishiyama Victory
2018 -100 kg D. Nishiyama Victory
2019 +100 kg K. Sato 2nd best
2021 +100kg K.Sato Victory
1997 +100 kg N. Yabu 2nd best -100 kg S. Okaizumi 3rd place
1998 +100 kg N. Yabu 2nd best -90 kg H. Yoshida Victory
1999 +100 kg K. Masuchi 2nd best -100 kg T. Inoue 2nd best
2000 -90 kg M. Tobitsuka Victory／2001 -100 kg H. Yoshida 2nd best
2005 -81 kg S. Yoshinaga Victory／2008-2011 -90 kg M. Nishiyama Victory
2009 +100 kg K. Takahashi Victory
2014 -90 kg D. Nishiyama Victory
2017 +100kg K.Ueda 3rd place -100kg D.Nishiyama 3rd place
2018 +100kg K.Sato 2nd best,K.Ueda 3rd place -100kg D.Nishiyama 3rd place
2019 +100kg K.Sato 3rd place -100kg D.Nishiyama 2nd best
2020 +100kg K.Sato 2nd best -100kg D.Nishiyama 2nd best
(Incorporated in December 2000 as a 100% subsidiary of Nippon Steel)
3 continuous victories from 1988, 2nd best in 1991, 4th place in 1992,
3rd best in 1993, 13 cumulative victories
Victory in 1996, 1997, 2005, 2010 and 2012
2nd best in 1994, 1995, 2008 and 2009
3rd best in 2001, 2013
Seoul (1988) 10th place M. Manabe
Barcelona (1992) 6th place T. Ueda, Y. Nakagaichi
Beijing (2008) T. Ueda (Head Coach), K. Tomonaga, Y. Ishijima
Japan (1991) 6th place T. Ueda, Y. Nakagaichi
Japan (1995) 5th place M. Manabe, Y. Nakagaichi
Japan (2015) 6th place T. Dekita
Japan (2006) Best 8 S. Chiba, K. Tomonaga, Y. Ishijima
China (2010) Victory T. Ueda (Head Coach), Y. Ishijima
Republic of Korea(2014) 2nd best T. Dekita
(Reorganized as a club team centering on Kamaishi Works in April 2001)
Best 8 in 1992, 7 continuous victories since 1978
7 continuous victories since 1978
1st (1987) K. Horaguchi, M. Chida, Y. Sakuraba
3rd (1995) Y. Sakuraba／4th (1999) Y. Sakuraba
Victory: 1954 Yawata 1968, 1971 Hirohata 1982 Wakayama
2nd best:
Kashima 2000 Best 4, 2005 Best 8, 2010 Best 4, 2011 Best 4
Kimitsu 1996 Best 8, 2000 Best 4
Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Kazusa Magic 2013 Best 4
Nagoya 1995 Best 8
Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Tokai REX 2017 Best 8
Hirohata 1981 Best 4, 1983 Best 4, 1991 Best 8
Victory:
Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Kazusa Magic 2017 Best 8
Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Kashima 2018 Best 4
Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal Hirohata 2018 Best 8
Nippon Steel Kashima 2019 Best 4
Seoul (1988) Atsuyoshi Outake, Daisuke Tsutsui, Hideo Nomo
Barcelona (1992) Shinichiro Kawabata, Masatake Yamanaka (manager)
Atlanta (1996) N. Matsunaka／Sydney (2000) S. Watanabe, K. Noda
* The baseball teams in Kimitsu and Nagoya became broad-area multi-corporate teams respectively in 2003.
