National Sports Festival of Japan

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National Sports Festival of Japan(Kokutai ja:国民体育大会)is the most premier sports event of Japan of national level which are held in a year interval. The latest held games are the 62nd National Sports Festival of Japan(秋田わか杉国体) in October, 2007 in Akita Prefecture.

60th Closing Ceremony
60th Closing Ceremony
Year Host Emperor's Cup Empress Cup
1946 Osaka-Kobe-Kyoto no title no title
1947 Ishikawa no title no title
1948 Fukuoka Tokyo Kyoyo
1949 Tokyo Tokyo Tokyo
1950 Aichi Tokyo Tokyo
1951 Winter Hokkaido Hokkaido
1951 Hiroshima Tokyo Tokyo
1952 Winter Hokkaido Hokkaido
1952 Fukushima Miyagi and Yamagata Tokyo Tokyo
1953 Winter Hokkaido Hokkaido
1953 Shikoku Tokyo Tokyo
1954 Winter Hokkaido Hokkaido
1954 Swimming Nara Nara
1954 Hokkaido Tokyo Tokyo
1955 Kanagawa Tokyo Tokyo
1956 Hyogo Tokyo Tokyo
1957 Shizuoka Shizuoka Tokyo
1958 Toyama Tokyo Tokyo
1959 Tokyo Tokyo Tokyo
1960 Kumamoto Tokyo Tokyo
1961 Akita Tokyo Tokyo
1962 Okayama Tokyo Tokyo
1963 Yamaguchi Tokyo Tokyo
1964 Niigata Niigata Niigata
1965 Gifu Gifu Gifu
1966 Oita Oita Tokyo
1967 Saitama Saitama Saitama
1968 Fukui Fukui Tokyo
1969 Nagasaki Nagasaki Nagasaki
1970 Iwate Iwate Osaka
1971 Wakayama Wakayama Osaka
1972 Kagoshima Kagoshima Kagoshima
1973 Chiba Chiba Tokyo
1974 Ibaraki Ibaraki Ibaraki
1975 Mie Mie Mie
1976 Saga Saga Tokyo
1977 Aomori Aomori Aomori
1978 Nagano Nagano Nagano
1979 Miyazaki Miyazaki Miyazaki
1980 Tochigi Tochigi Tochigi
1981 Shiga Shiga Shiga
1982 Shimane Shimane Shimane
1983 Gunma Gunma Gunma
1984 Nara Nara Nara
1985 Tottori Tottori Tottori
1986 Yamanashi Yamanashi Yamanashi
1987 Okinawa Okinawa Okinawa
1988 Kyoto Kyoto Kyoto
1989 Hokkaido Hokkaido Hokkaido
1990 Fukuoka Fukuoka Fukuoka
1991 Ishikawa Ishikawa Ishikawa
1992 Yamagata Ishikawa Ishikawa
1993 Kagawa and Tokushima Kagawa Kagawa
1994 Aichi Aichi Aichi
1995 Fukushima Fukushima Fukushima
1996 Hiroshima Hiroshima Hiroshima
1997 Osaka Osaka Osaka
1998 Kanagawa Kanagawa Kanagawa
1999 Kumamoto Kumamoto Kumamoto
2000 Toyama Toyama Toyama
2001 Miyagi Miyagi Miyagi
2002 Kochi Tokyo Tokyo
2003 Shizuoka Shizuoka Shizuoka
2004 Saitama Saitama Saitama
2005 Okayama Okayama Okayama
2006 Hyogo Hyogo Hyogo

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