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Interhigh in Japan [Update Draw] This is a draw interhigh volleyball match that will take place in the Yamagata prefecture from July, 28th to August, 1th. Grup 1.
News from Japan. Interhigh volleyball competition will begin in late at July 28th until August 1st. Interhigh itself will be followed by 56 teams from 47 prefectures throughout japan. Yamagata prefecture will host the interhigh male volleyball competition, since Interhigh host changes every year.
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The Inter-High championship is a national high school basketball tournament in Japan. It is hosted every year to decide the best high school basketball team.
In order to qualify for the main Inter-High tournament, participating schools must go through the qualifying rounds in the form of a prefectural-level tournament. The tournament bracket is divided into four blocks (A, B, C, and D). Four schools that become the winners of each block will advance to the "final league" stage and will compete against e...
Inter-High (ACT2–3)
The event was officialy titled the "National High School Athletic Meet — Basketball Competition". The boys' tournament was held from August 2 to 7. The following is the list of participating teams. 1.Tendōji (Niigata) 2.Kiryu Fifth High (Gunma) 3.Nitta Technical High (Ehime) 4.Saikyodai Hamamatsu High (Shizuoka) 5.Kurayoshi Institute (Tottori) 6.Takaoka Norin (Toyama) 7.Koshien High (Osaka) 8.Kugayama Academy (Tokyo) 9.Yokkaichi Industrial High (Mie) 10.Michiritsu First High (Hokkaido) 11.Sanyo Technical High (Fukuoka) 12.Kanuma Industrial High (Tochigi) 13.Kagawa South High (Kagawa) 14.Kumamoto Fourth High (Kumamoto) 15.Aikeidai (Aichi) 16.Hokuriku Business High (Fukui) 17.Ichijo Institute (Nara) 18.Kyusandai–Nagasaki High (Nagasaki) 19.Ōmiya Academy (Saitama) 20.Hiroshima Industrial High (Hiroshima) 21.Seikaidai–Urayasu High (Chiba) 22.Hachioji Central High (Tokyo) 23.Kurosawa First High (Iwate) 24.Yamagata Industrial (Yamagata) 25.Kurashiki West High (Okayama) 26.Josai Technical High (Tokushima) 27.Kanazawa Kita High (Ishikawa) 28.Maishiro High (Oita) 29.Meiwadai–Hitachi (Ibaraki) 1.Narita Central (Chiba) 2.Saga South High (Saga) 3.Yawata Industrial High (Shiga) 4.Amagasaki Second High (Hyogo) 5.Kochi Sandaizuke High (Kochi) 6.Numazu Industrial High (Shizuoka) 7.Sendai Institute (Miyagi) 8.Hirosaki Municipal Commercial High (Aomori) 9.Sumiyoshi-Kita High (Osaka) 10.Setagaya East High (Tokyo) 11.Gifu Central High (Gifu) 12.Hatsushiba First High (Wakayama) 13.Matsuku Academy (Nagano) 14.Urawa Central Technical High (Saitama) 15.Saikai Fourth High (Hokkaido) 16.Kyūkodai–Fukuoka (Fukuoka) 17.Mizuho (Kanagawa) 18.Kadena West (Okinawa) 19.Fujimidai Technical High (Yamanashi) 20.Ube Institute (Yamaguchi) 21.Rakusuikan High (Kyoto) 22.Keinan (Tokyo) 23.Shōnandai–Sagami High (Kanagawa) 24.Miyazaki Central High (Miyazaki) 25.Fukushima Fifth High (Fukushima) 26.Seki Daigaku Third High (Hyogo) 27.Matsue Industrial High (Shimane) 28.Kawashima Technical High (Kagoshima) 29.Meisandai Technical High (Aichi) 30.Akita Jōhoku (Akita)
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