The 19th

Past Results
The 20th

The 18th

The 7thThe 17th

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The 16th24

The 9th

The 8th

The 7thThe 15th

The 14th

The 13th

The 6thThe 5th

The 4thThe 12th

The 11th

The 10th

The 3rdThe 2nd

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Past Results

Past participating teams
Boys

Bagpipe band

The 1stThe 6thThe 2ndThe 5th・The Kingʼs School（Australia）
・Puchonbuk High School（Korea）
・Aranui High School（New Zealand）
・Dollar Academy（Scotland）
・Paul Roos High School（South Africa）
・The Vale of Atholl Pipe Band（Scotland）

・Oga Technical High School（Akita, Japan）
・Meikei High School（Ibaraki, Japan）
・The Second High School, Tokyo University of Agriculture（Gunma, Japan）
・Seki Shoko High School（Gifu, Japan）
・Keiko Gakuen High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Fushimi Technical High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Hotoku Gakuen High School（Hyogo, Japan）
・Gonokawa High School（Shimane, Japan）
・Kumamoto High School（Kumamoto, Japan）
・Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）

・St. Jo
Josephʼs College（Australia）
・Shan
Shanghai University of Sport Aﬃliated Middle School（China）
・Ratu Kadavulevu Secondary School（Fiji）
・St. M
Maryʼs College（Ireland）
・Istitu
Istituto Casteller（Itary）
・Yang
Yang-Chung High School（Korea）
・St. PPeterʼs College（New Zealand）
・DollaDollar Academy（Scotland）
・Grey College Secondary School（South Africa）
・JiangJianguo High School（Taiwan）
Dollar Academy PIPE BAND（Scotland）
・Dolla・Morioka Technical HIgh School（Iwate, Japan）
・Meikei High School（Ibaraki, Japan）
・The Second High School, Tokyo University of Agriculture（Gunma, Japan）
・Seki Shoko High School（Gifu, Japan）
・Hotoku Gakuen High School（Hyogo, Japan）
・Tenri High School（Nara, Japan）
・Gonokawa High School（Shimane, Japan）
・Ohtsu High School（Yamaguchi, Japan）
・Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Shuyukan High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Kaisei High School（Nagasaki. Japan）
・Nagasaki Hokuyodai High School（Nagasaki, Japan）
・Kumamoto Nishi High School（Kumamoto, Japan）

・Randwick Boys High School（Australia）
・Ratu Kadavulevu School（Fiji）
・St. Maryʼs College（Ireland）
・Istituto Casteller（Itary）
・Incheon Mechanical Technical High School（Korea）
・Wesley College（New Zealand）
・Boland Agricultural College（South Africa）
・Hua De Industrial and Home Economics
Vocational High School（Taiwan）
・The Vale of Atholl Pipe Band（Scotland）

・Sapporo Yamanote High School（Hokkaido, Japan）
・Sendai Ikuei Gakuen High School（Miyagi, Japan）
・Gonokawa High School（Shimane, Japan）
・Shuyukan High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Oita Maizuru High School（Oita, Japan）
・Kaisei High School（Nagasaki. Japan）
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan）

The 4thThe 11th

The 3rdThe 2nd

The 1stThe 12th・St. Edmundʼs College（Australia）
・Diderot High School NARBONNE（France）
・Royal Belfast Academical Institution（Ireland）
・Choong Buk High School（Korea）
・Rotorua Boysʼ High School（New Zealand）
・St. Albanʼs College（South Africa）
・Tonga College（Tonga）
・George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

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・Kokugakuin University Kugayama High School（Tokyo, Japan）
・Fushimi Technical High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Osaka Institute of Technology High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Gonokawa High School（Shimane, Japan）
・Chikushi High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Nagasaki Hokuyodai High School（Nagasaki, Japan）
・Oita Maizuru High School（Oita, Japan）
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan）

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Past participating teams
Boys

Bagpipe band

The 5th

The 9th・St. Stanislaus College（Australia）
・De Baudre High School（France）
Crescent College（Ireland）
・Cre
・Jinh
Jinhae High School（Korea)
・Rot
Rotorua Boysʼ High School（New Zealand）
・St. JJosephʼs College（Samoa）
Dollar Academy（Scotland）
・Dol
Ermelo High School（South Africa）
・Erm
・Geo
George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・Seiryo Commercial High School（Aichi, Japan）
・Fushimi Technical High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Osaka Institute of Technology High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Keiko Gakuen High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Gonokawa High School（Shimane, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Oita Maizuru High School（Oita, Japan）
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan）

The 6th・St. E
Edmundʼs College, Canberra（Australia）
Sinclair Secondary School（Canada）
・Sinc
Benedictʼs School（England）
・St. B・Rat
Ratu Kadavulevu School（Fiji）
・Tar
Tarbes High School（France）
・Gye
Gyeong San High School（Korea）
Gisborne Boysʼ High School（New Zealand）
・Gisb
Glenwood High School（South Africa）
・Gle
・Geo
George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・Ryutsu Keizai University Kashiwa High School（Chiba, Japan）
・Toin Gakuen High School（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Fushimi Technical High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Jyosho Keiko Gakuen High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Onomichi High School（Hiroshima, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Nagasaki Hokuyodai High School（Nagasaki, Japan）
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan）

・Pra
Prairiewood High School（Australia）
・Car
Carson Graham Secondary School（Canada）
・Ivyb
Ivybridge Community College（England）
・Dax Landes High School（France）
Baek Shin High School（Korea）
・Bae
・De La Salle College（New Zealand）
・Ham
Hamilton Boysʼ High School（New Zealand）
・Gle
Glenwood High School（South Africa）
・Ton
Tonga High School（Tonga）
・Geo
George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・Ryutsu Keizai University Kashiwa High School（Chiba, Japan）
・Kokugakuin University Kugayama High School（Tokyo, Japan）
・Kyoto Seisho High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Fushimi Technical High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Josho Keiko Gakuen High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Josho Gakuen High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Gose Industrial High School（Nara, Japan）
・Tenri High School（Nara, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan）
・Oita Maizuru High School（Oita, Japan）

・The Hills Sports High School（Australia）
・Tru
Truro College（England）
・Rat
Ratu Kadavulevu School（Fiji）
・Dax Landes High School（France）
・Kor
Korea High School Selected Team（Korea)
・HamHamilton Boysʼ High School（New Zealand）
・Ma
Marais Viljoen High School（South Africa）
・The British Schools（Uruguay）
・Geo
George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・Ryutsu Keizai University Kashiwa High School（Chiba, Japan）
・Toin Gakuen High School（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Kyoto Seisho High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Fushimi Technical High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Osaka Korean High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Kokura High School（Fukuoka, Japan)
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan）

・Ivyb
Ivybridge Community College（England）
Gyeong San High School（Korea）
・Gye
Hamilton Boysʼ High School（New Zealand）
・Ham
Paarl Boysʼ High School（South Africa）
・Paa
・Geo
George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・Kokugakuin University Tochigi High School（Tokyo, Japan）
・Kokugakuin University Kugayama High School（Tokyo, Japan）
・Toin Gakuen High School（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Miyoshi High School（Aichi, Japan）
・Kyoto Seisho High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Osaka Korean High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Josho Gakuen High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Kwansei Gakuin High School（Hyogo, Japan）
・Onomichi High School（Hiroshima, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Chikushi High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan）

The 10th・The Southport School（Australia）
・Ivy
Ivybridge Community College（England）
Queen Victoria School（Fiji）
・Que
・Bla
Blackrock College（Ireland）
Seoul Buk Technical High School（Korea）
・Seo
・Chr
Christchurch Boysʼ High School（New Zealand）
・Wa
Waterkloof High School（South Africa）
Carmarthenshire College（Wales）
・Car
・Geo
George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・Shochi Fukaya High School（Saitama, Japan）
・Fushimi Technical High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Keiko Gakuen High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Osaka Institute of Technology High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Tenri High School（Nara, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Nagasaki Kita High School（Nagasaki, Japan）
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan）

The 7thThe
Th 11thh・MaMarist College（Australia）
・Ivy
Ivybridge Community College（England）
・Lyc
Lycée Bellevue High School（France）
・Ch
Christian Brothers College（Ireland）
・Pai Chai High School（Korea）
・Ch
Christchurch Boysʼ High School（New Zealand）
・Mo
Monument High School（South Africa）
・Ton
Tonga College（Tonga）
・Geo
George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・Toin Gakuen High School（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Fushimi Technical High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Osaka Institute of Technology High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Tokai University Gyosei High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Nagasaki Kita High School（Nagasaki, Japan）
・Oita Maizuru High School（Oita, Japan）
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan）

The
Th 12th

The 8th・We
Westﬁelds Sports High School（Australia）
・Car
Carson Graham Secondary School（Canada）
Tarbes High School（France）
・Tar
・St M
Michael's College（Ireland）
・Gy
Gyeong San High School（Korea）
・Ch
Christchurch Boys' High School（New Zealand）
Avele College（Samoa）
・Ave
・EG Jansen High School（South Africa）
・Geo
George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・Toin Gakuen High School（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Fushimi Technical High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Osaka Institute of Technology High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Tokai University Gyosei High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Nagasaki Kita High School（Nagasaki, Japan）
・Oita Maizuru High School（Oita, Japan）
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan）※The Great Eastern Earthquake hit Japan in March; as aresult, 4 teams declined the oﬀer to participate.

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Past participating teams
Boys

Girls Sevens

Bagpipe band

The 13th

The 17th・St. Stanislausʼ College（Australia）
Shawnigan Lake School（Canada）
・Sh
Truro College（England）
・Tru
・Inc
Incheon Mechanical Technical High School（Korea）
・Ke
Kelston Boysʼ High School（New Zealand）
Monument High School（South Africa）
・Mo
Tonga College（Tonga）
・To
The British Schools（Uruguay）
・Th
・Ge
George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・Henley College（England）
・Queen Victoria School（Fiji）
・Lycées de la Borde Basse（France）
・Puchonbuk High School（Korea）
・Mount Albert Grammar School（New Zealand）
・Enisei-STM（Russia）
・Framesby High School（South Africa）
・Jianguo High School（Taiwan）
・Aranmore Catholic College（Australia）
・Hartpury College（England）
・Hong Kong Sports School（Hong Kong）
・St. Maryʼs College（New Zealand）
・George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・Toin Gakuen High School（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Tokai University Sagami High School（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Gose Industrial High School（Nara, Japan）
・Tokai University Gyosei High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Osaka Toin High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Iwami Chisuikan High School（Shimane, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan）
・Kokugakuin University Tochigi High School（Tochigi, Japan）
・Rugirl-7（Tokyo, Japan）
・Otemon Gakuin High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Fukuoka Ladies Rugby Football Club
（Fukuoka, Japan）

The 19th・St Augustineʼs College（Australia）
・Exeter College（England）
・Ratu Kadavulevu School（Fiji）
・Hastings Boysʻ High School（New Zealand）
・Enisei-STM（Russia）
・Framesby High School（South Africa）
・Jianguo High School（Taiwan）
・St Clareʼs College（Australia）
・Belmont Secondary School（Canada）
・SGS Filton College（England）
・Hamilton Girlsʼ High School（New Zealand）
・George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・Akita Technical High School（Akita, Japan）
・Toin Gakuen High School（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Tokai University Sagami High School（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Tokai University Osaka Gyosei High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Osaka Toin High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Hotoku Gakuen High School（Hyogo, Japan）
・Onomichi High School（Hiroshima, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Nagasaki Hokuyodai High School（Nagasaki, Japan）
・Brave Louve（Tokyo, Japan）
・Otemon Gakuin High School VENUS（Osaka, Japan）
・Iwami Chisuikan High School（Shimane, Japan）
・Fukuoka Ladies Rugby Football Club
（Fukuoka, Japan）

The 20th・Waverley College（Australia）
・Exeter College（England）
・Baek Shin High School（Korea）
・St Peterʼs College（New Zealand）
・Enisei-STM（Russia）
・Paul Roos Gymnasium（South Africa）
・The British Schools（Uruguay）
・Cardiﬀ and Vale College（Wales）
・Belmont Secondary School（Canada）
・Hartpury College（England）
・Howick College（New Zealand）
・Moscow Region Girls Sevens（Russia）
・George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・Ryutsu Keizai University Kashiwa High School（Chiba, Japan）
・Toin Gakuen High School（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Chubu University Haruhigaoka High School（Aichi, Japan）
・Kyoto Kogakuin High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Kyoto Seisho High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Osaka Toin High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan）
・Kanto Gakuin Mutsuura High School（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Otemon Gakuin High School VENUS（Osaka, Japan）
・Iwami Chisuikan High School（Shimane, Japan）
・Fukuoka Ladies Rugby Football Club
（Fukuoka, Japan）

The 18th・St. Josephʼs Nudgee College（Australia）
・Earl Marriott Secondary School（Canada）
・Hartpury College（England）
・Lycée A.R. Lesage（France）
・Baek Shin High School（Korea）
・St. Kentigern College（New Zealand）
・Enisei-STM（Russia）
・Daniel Pienaar Technical High School（South Africa）
・George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・Meikei High School（Ibaraki, Japan）
・Kokugakuin University Kugayama High School（Tokyo, Japan）
・Josho Gakuen High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Tokai University Gyosei High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Gose Industrial High School（Nara, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Nagasaki Nanzan High School（Nagasaki, Japan）
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan）
・Kanto Selection（kanto area, Japan）
・Kinki Selection（kinki area, Japan）
・Iwami Chisuikan High School（Shimane, Japan）
・Fukuoka Ladies Rugby Football Club（Fukuoka, Japan）

The 15th30

・Kokugakuin University Tochigi High School（Tochigi, Japan)
・Toin Gakuen High School（Kanagawa, Japan)
・Keio Senior High School（Kanagawa, Japan)
・Tokai University Gyosei High School（Osaka, Japan)
・Osaka Toin High School（Osaka, Japan)
・Iwami Chisuikan High School（Shimane, Japan)
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan)
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan)
・Tochigi Strawberrys（Tochigi, Japan）
・Hokushinetsu Selection（Hokushinetsu area, Japan）
・Otemon Gakuin High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Iwami Chisuikan High School（Shimane, Japan）
・Fukuoka Ladies Rugby Football Club
（Fukuoka, Japan）

・Toin Gakuen High School（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Fushimi Technical High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Josho Gakuen High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Tokai University Gyosei High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Gose Industrial High School（Nara, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Chikushi High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Nagasaki Kita High School（Nagasaki, Japan）

The 14th

The 16th・St EdEdmundʼs College Canberra（Australia）
・JiangJianguo High School（Taiwan)
・Trur
Truro College（England)
・Que
Queen Victoria School（Fiji)
Seoul National University High School（Korea)
・Seou
・Roto
Rotorua Boysʼ High School（New Zealand)・Enis
Enisei-STM（Russia)
・Glen
Glenwood High School（South Africa)
・SGS Filton College（England）
Hong Kong Sports School（Hong Kong）
・Hon
Hamilton Girlsʼ High School（New Zealand）
・Ham
・Geor
George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・St. Edmundʼs College Canberra（Australia）
・Sh
Shawnigan Lake School（Canada）
・SG
SGS Filton College（England）
・Ly
Lycée Louis de Foix（France）
・Pu
Puchonbuk Buk High School（Korea）
・Ha
Hamilton Boysʼ High School（New Zealand）
・Pa
Paarl Boysʼ High School（South Africa）
・Th
The British Schools（Uruguay）
・Su
Sunshine Coast Stingrays（Australia）
・Sir Oliver Mowat Collegiate Institute（Canada）
・Ho
Hong Kong Junior Dragons（Hong Kong）
・Fe
Feilding High School（New Zealand）
・Ge
George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland)・Keio Senior High School（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Toin Gakuen High School（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Osaka Toin High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Josho Gakuen High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Tokai University Gyosei High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Gose Industrial High School（Nara, Japan）
・Chikushi High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Kanto Selection（kanto area, Japan）
・Kobe Kohoku High School（Hyogo, Japan）
・Iwami Chisuikan High School（Shimane, Japan）
・Fukuoka Ladies Rugby Football Club
（Fukuoka, Japan）

・Bri
Brisbane Boysʼ College（Australia）
・Ear
Earl Marriott Secondary School（Canada）
・Jia
Jianguo High School（Taiwan）
・Tru
Truro College（England）
・Bae
Baek Shin High School（Korea）
・ScotsSco College（New Zealand）
・Enisei-STM
Eni（Russia）
・Paul
Pau Roos Gymnasium（South Africa）
・Brisbane
Bri
State High School（Australia）
・RobertRob
Bateman Secondary School（Canada）
・Hong
Ho Kong Sports School（Hong Kong）
・Hamilton
HaGirlsʼ High School（New Zealand）
・Geo
George Watson's College Pipes & Drums（Scotland）

・Ryutsu Keizai University Kashiwa High School（Chiba, Japan）
・Kyoto Seisho High School（Kyoto, Japan）
・Josho Gakuen High School（Osaka, Japan）
・Gose Industrial High School（Nara, Japan）
・Onomichi High School（Hiroshima, Japan）
・Higashi Fukuoka High School（Fukuoka, Japan）
・Saga Technical High School（Saga, Japan）
・Nagasaki Hokuyodai High School（Nagasaki, Japan）
・Team Kanagawa（Kanagawa, Japan）
・Kobe Kohoku High School（Hyogo, Japan）
・Iwami Chisuikan High School（Shimane, Japan）
・Fukuoka Ladies Rugby Football Club
（Fukuoka, Japan）

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The Bagpipe band from Scotland
The very ﬁrst tournament opened with the splendid sound of bagpipes, and Scottish bagpipe bands have been gracing the event
ever since. They now play an essential part in the tournament.

・The Vale of AthollAs one tournament becomes history,
it leads the way to the next generation.

The 2000 tournament

2015

2016

2017
20
01

2003

2005
2

2010

The 2002 tournament

Dollar Academy

2001

2001

2001

Special video to mark the 20th anniversary of the tournament〜

Enjoy a two and a half minute video where youʼll ﬁnd highlights of the tournament, from past to present, with comments from players and coaches, including that renowned manager.

George Watsonʼs College＜Remarks from the video＞

George Watsonʼs College Bagpipe Band has been visiting the tournament
every year since 2003. The school is located in the Scottish capital of
Edinburgh, to the south of city center. It is a fully integrated school withstudents ranging from Nursery through to Senior 6, accommodated on asingle campus. The schoolʼs pipe band has been the winner of the Scottish
Schools Pipe Band Championships, from 2015 to 2018.

The 2003 tournament
Welcome party at
the 2019 tournament
32■2011 & 2012 Won ﬁve major competitions,
including the World Championships.
■2012 Awarded “Pipe Band of the Year” at
the Scottish Traditional Music Awards.
■2013 Won three major competitions.
■2014 Won the British Pipe Band Championships and the World Championships.
■2015 ~ 2018 Pipe band won the WorldChampionships, and the drum corps won
three major competitions.

-This tournament is acknowledged as a world-class event for high school rugby players.
Now that it has become so huge, I can't help but reminisce the past. Itʼs a great experience for all the teams. The domestic players are becoming more and more stronger,
strong enough to compete against their overseas counterparts, who are larger in size.
（Mr. Ryoji Yamaguchi ‒ Former Head Coach of Fushimi Technical High School)https://youtu.be/W7z̲CXn̲qsk-This tournament is one of the most important events in our teamʼs calendar. Perhaps themost important. Itʼs diﬃcult to win here, even more so than at Hanazono, at Japan
National High School Championship.
（Mr. Hideyuki Fujiwara ‒ Head Coach of Toin Gakuen High School)-We want to win this tournament. As a team from Fukuoka, we feel so honored to havetaken part in this international competition for the past 20 years; an outstanding annual
event held in Munakata city, Fukuoka. It is our continuing goal to be the champion of thistournament, and we are so grateful for the exceptional experience oﬀered here. I really
hope a team from Fukuoka will someday take the trophy.
(Mr. Yuichiro Fujita ‒ Head Coach of Higashi Fukuoka High School)33

★ indicate players participating in Rugby World Cup 2019, Japan.

Participating players of SANIX WORLD RUGBY YOUTH TOURNAMENT who have become national representatives
Name

Year

Team Name

AUSTRALIA

Year

Team Name

Name

Year

Name

Year

Team NameTONGA

Luke Burgess

2001

St. Joseph's College Hunters Hill

Ku Jong Chul

2000

Puchonbuk High School

Jamie-Jerry Taulagi 2009

★Sekope Kepu

2002

Wesley College（NZ）

Oh Yun Hyung

2001

Yang-Chung High School

SCOTLAND

Beau Robinson

2004

St Stanislaus College

O Seng Joung

2001

Yang-Chung High School

Graeme Morrison★Rob Simmons

2005

The Southport School

Park Soon Chai

2002

Incheon Mechanical Technical High School

Ben Tapuai

2005

The Southport School

Lee Jeoung Min

2002

Tetera Faulkner

2006

Marist College Canberra

Kim Hoi Chul

Will Skelton

2010

The Hills Sports High School★Djustice Sears-Duru 2012

Team Name

SAMOA

KOREA

De La Salle College（NZ）

Kiliﬁ Fangupo★Nasi Manu

2003

Tonga College

2005,2006 Christchurch Boys' High School（NZ）

2000

Dollar Academy

Sosaia Masima

2006

Tonga College★John Barclay

2004

Dollar Academy

Sila Puaﬁsi

2006

Tonga College

Incheon Mechanical Technical High School★Blade Thomson

2008

Gisborne Boys' High School（NZ）

Sione Tau

2006

Tonga College

2005

Seoul Buk Technical High School

Hugh Blake

Kim Hyun Su

2006

Pai Chai High School

SOUTH AFRICA

Park Ji Su

2006

Pai Chai High School

Ruan Pienaar

2001

Shawnigan Lake School

Lee Sang Hyo

2007

Gyeong San High School

CANADA

2006,2007 Christchurch Boys' High School (NZ)

★Sitiveni Maﬁ

2007

Westﬁelds Sports High School (AUS)

Grey College Secondary School

Tony Satini

2010

The Hills Sports High School (AUS)

Bismarck du Plessis 2001

Grey College Secondary School

Sione Vailanu

2012

Tonga College

Andries Strauss

2001

Grey College Secondary School★Leon Fukofuka

2012

Kelston Boys' High School (NZ)

JP Pietersen

2004

Ermelo High School

Jethro Felemi

2013

St. Kentigern College (NZ)

Julian Redelinghuys 2006

Monument High School

URUGUAY

Paul Roos Gymnasium

Santiago Pineyrua

2012

The British Schools

Andres Rocco

2012

The British Schools

Joaquin Alonso

2014

The British Schools

2012

Shawnigan Lake School

Song Byeong Ho

2007,2008 Gyeong San High School

Giuseppe du Toit

2012

Shawnigan Lake School

Lee Eu Tteum

2007

George Barton

2014

Shawnigan Lake School

Shin Ki Cheol

2007,2008 Gyeong San High School

Matt Beukeboom

2014

Shawnigan Lake School

Lim Dong Gun

2008

Gyeong San High School

Damian Willemse

Lee Si Hyun

2009

Baek Shin High School

TAIWAN

Gyeong San High School

2009,2010 Hamilton Boys' High School（NZ）★Paula Ngauamo

Oliver John Nott

ENGLAND

2015

Ben Moon

2006

Ivybridge Community College

Mun Jeong Ho

2009

Baek Shin High School

Huang Sheng-Chieh 2001

Jianguo High School

Ben Spencer

2009

Ivybridge Community College

Han Dong Hoon2009

Baek Shin High School

Hsiao Li-Wei

2001

Jianguo High School★Juan Manuel Cat

2014

The British Schools★Jack Nowell2010

Truro College

Kim Yo han

2010

Korea High School Selected TeamWu Cheng-Ju

2001

Jianguo High School★Santiago Civetta

2014

The British Schools

Henry Slade2010

Truro College

Oh Ji Myung2010

Korea High School Selected TeamKu Chao-Hung

2001

Jianguo High School★Manuel Leindekar

2014

The British Schools★Luke Cowan-Dickie 2010

Truro College

Lim Jun Hui

2011

Gyeong San High School

Wang Jen-His

2001,2002 Jianguo High School

2006

Marist College Canberra (AUS)2008

St. Benedict's School (England)★Ellis Genge

2013

Hartpury College

FIJI
Aporosa Kenatale★Sam Matavesi

Tyler Spitz

Kim Sang Jin

2011

Gyeong San High School

RUSSIA

Lin Tsai-Yi

2002

Hua De Industrial and Home
Economics Vocational High School

Hsieh Shou-Cheng

2002

Hua De Industrial and Home
Economics Vocational High School

2008

Ratu Kadavulevu School

Nikita Churashov

2013

Enisei-STM

Wu Chun-Ta

2002

Hua De Industrial and Home
Economics Vocational High School

2010

Truro College（ENG）

Victor Kononov

2013

Enisei-STM

Hsu Ching-Chieng

2002

Hua De Industrial and Home
Economics Vocational High School

Dmitry Sukhin

2013

Enisei-STM

Chang Wei-Jen

2002

Hua De Industrial and Home
Economics Vocational High School

Danila Krasnolutckii 2015

Enisei-STM

Chen Chih-Fei

2002

Hua De Industrial and Home
Economics Vocational High School

Aleksandr Budychenko 2015

Enisei-STM

Lu Ya-Lun

2002

Hua De Industrial and Home
Economics Vocational High School

Wang Ju-An

2002

Hua De Industrial and Home
Economics Vocational High School

Yeh Wei-Te

2015

Jianguo High School

HONG KONG
2007

Westﬁelds Sports High School（AUS）

IRELAND★Johnny Sexton

2002

St.Maryʼs College

Dmitry Pasternak

Luke Fitzgerald

2005Blackrock College

NEW ZEALAND

Ian Madigan

2005

Blackrock College

Ben Franks

2000

Aranui High School

Wu Jhong-Jyun

2015

Jianguo High School

2006

Christian Brothers College

Owen Franks

2005

Christchurch Boys' High School

Sung Che-Yu

2015

Jianguo High School★John Ryan
Rodney Ah You

2006

Christchurch Boys' High School（NZ）

Noel Reid2007

St Michael's College

Finlay Bealham

2008

St. Edmund's College Canberra（AUS）

ITALY

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Name

Alessio Galante

2001

Istituto Casteller

Kelly Haimona

2003,2004

Rotorua Boys' High School（NZ）

2015,2016 Enisei-STM

Colin Slade2005

Christchurch Boys' High School

Hu Chun-Hao

2015,2016,
Jianguo High School
2017★Matt Todd

2005

Christchurch Boys' High School

Yeh Chun-Hao

2015

Toby L'Estrange

WALES
Jonah Holmesr

Jianguo High School

Charlie Ngatai

2008

Gisborne Boys' High School

Wang Sheng-Tang

2016,2017,
Jianguo High School
2018

Dalton Papalii

2013

St. Kentigern College

Bi Chong-You

2016,2017 Jianguo High School

2014

Hamilton Boys' High School★Sevu Reece

USA

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Participating players of SANIX WORLD RUGBY YOUTH TOURNAMENT who have become national representatives★ indicate players participating in Rugby World Cup 2019, Japan.

JAPAN

The tournament has been inviting referees from various countries, many of whom are now oﬃciating at the worldʼs highest
stages. Top-class Japanese referees have also taken part in the tournament, including Mr. Shuhei Kubo, who will be acting as an
assistant referee in Rugby World Cup 2019, Japan.

CUP№

Name

Year

467

Ayumu Goromaru

2002,2003

Saga Technical High School

494

Takamichi Sasaki

2000

Keiko Gakuen High School

515

Kensuke Hatakeyama

2002

Sendai Ikuei High School

529

Masakazu Toyota

2003,2004

Higashi Fukuoka High School

Bryce Lawrence（N Z L）

533

Takeshi Kizu

2006

Tokai University Gyosei High School

John McCarthy（AUS）

John Meredith（ENG）

Hentie Gericke（R S A）

2 0 1 2（1 3 th）

2 0 0 2（3rd）Mark Long（N Z L）

Carey Kafu（NZL）

Edward Martin（AUS）

Stead Allan（NZL）

Lusanda Jam（R S A）

Hentie Gericke（RSA）

Philip Davies（ ENG）

2 0 0 3（4th）

2 0 1 3（1 4 th）

540

Koji Wada

2002,2003

Team Name

Overseas referees invited to the tournament

Higashi Fukuoka High School

541★Ryohei Yamanaka

2006

Tokai University Gyosei High School

543

Itaru Taniguchi

2001

Meikei High School

552

Ryuhei Arita

2006

Higashi Fukuoka High School

N a m e・U n i o nCareerN a m e・U n i o n

2 0 0 1（2nd）

2 0 1 1（1 2 th）

Kevin Rowe（N Z L）

Ross Barnett（ NZL）
S u p e r R u g b y, T r i N a t i o n s , R W C 2 0 1 1 ,National Referee Manager

CareerSuper Rugby

Stephen Hill（A U S）

ARU National Panel

558

Keisuke Uchida2008,2009

Fushimi Technical High School

Vinny Munro（NZL）

Super Rugby

Michael Lash（NZL）

562

Yoshikazu Fujita

2009,2010,2011

Higashi Fukuoka High School

Paul Marks（ AUS）

Super Rugby

William Houston（AUS）

Super Rugby

572

Ryuta Yasui

2007

Tokai University Gyosei High School

Muller Van der Nest（ RSA）

Craig Maxwell-Keys（ E N G）

Premiership

576★Kotaro Matsushima

2008,2010

Toin Gakuen High School

Alan Rogan（IRL）

Six Nations
Referee CoachDavid Smortchevsky（CAN）

2 0 1 4（1 5 th）

2 0 0 4（5th）583

Shinnosuke Kakinaga

2007,2009

Higashi Fukuoka High School

Josh Noonan（N Z L）

584

Chihito Matsui2011,2012

Josho Gakuen High School

Andrew Lindsay（AUS）

Super Rugby

Angus Mabey（NZL）

Super Rugby

Matthew O' Grady（E N G）

Premiership

Daniel Gillet（ FRA）

Six Nations

TMO

Graham Cooper（ A U S）

Super Rugby

Marshall Kilgore（IRL）

Six Nations

TMO

Tahla Ntshakaza（R S A）

589

Kengo Kitagawa

2010

Higashi Fukuoka High School

597

Takuya Ishibashi

2010

Kokura High School

599

Ryuji Noguchi

2012,2013

Tokai University Gyosei High School

604★Atsushi Sakate

2009,2010,2011

Kyoto Seisho High School

606

Shokei Kin

2008,2009

Josho Keiko Gakuen High School

608

Masato Furukawa

2013,2014

Higashi Fukuoka High School

2 0 0 6（7th）Garratt Williamson（NZL）

Super Rugby

Cameron Stone（N Z L）

National Squad

Geoﬀ Acton（AUS）

Super Rugby

Jordan Way（A U S）

SWS Panel

2 0 1 5（1 6 th）

2 0 0 5（6th）Brent Murray（N Z L）

Super Rugby

Liam Scanlon（NZL）

National Squad

Phillip Bosch（RSA）

Super Rugby

Michael Hogan（A U S）

ARU National Panel

Martin Edwards（ WAL）

Christophe Ridley（E N G）

Olen Trevo（IRL）

Oregopotse Rametsi（R S A）

2 0 1 6（1 7 th）

615

Paea Miﬁposeti

2005

Shochi Fukaya High School

617★Rikiya Matsuda

2012

Fushimi Technical High School

Llyr ApGeraint-Roberts（ E N G）

Jack Makepeace（ENG）

625

Heiichiro Ito

2007

Oita Maizuru High School

Dominique Parrini（FRA）

Adriaan Jacobs（ R S A）

2009

De La Salle College (NZ)

2 0 0 8（9 th）

2 0 1 7（1 8 th）

James McPhail（NZL）

Michael Winter（ NZL）

629

★Timothy Lafaele

630

Takahiro Ogawa

2007,2008

Higashi Fukuoka High School

631

Shunsuke Nunomaki

2008,2009,2010

Higashi Fukuoka High School

637

Naoki Ozawa

2006

Toin Gakuen High School

640

Jumpei Ogura

2008

Toin Gakuen High School

641

Seiya Ozaki

2012

Fushimi Technical High School

642

Genki Sudo

2011

Kokugakuin University Kugayama High School

644

Kohei Asahori

2010,2011

Kyoto Seisho High School

Paul Knowles（ E N G）

Daniel Collins（ E N G）

646

Kanta Shikao

2012,2013

Higashi Fukuoka High School

2 0 1 0（1 1 th）

2 0 1 9（20th）

Simon Moore（AUS）

James Quinn（AUS）

Super Rugby

Patrick Allard（CAN）

Mike Hudson（ENG）

Julien Carrere（F R A）

Samuel Vusumuzi（R S A）

2 0 1 8（1 9 th）

2 0 0 9（10th）
Nick Briant（ N Z L）

World Sevens Series,Super Rugby
Rio de Janeiro Olynpic

James Munro（NZL）

Damien Mitchelmore（AUS）

Super Rugby

Ruhan Meiring（RSA）

Ben Crouse（RSA）

World Sevens Series

Lincoln Stollery（A U S）

Grant Stuart（ N Z L）

Super Rugby

Nick Hogan（N Z L）

Archie Sehlako（RSA）

Super Rugby

Aaron Pook（A U S）

Angus Gardner（ AUS）

S u p e r R u g b y, R W C 2 0 1 5 , R W C 2 0 1 9

Alexander Thomas（ ENG）

Ian Tempest（ E N G）

National Panel

Super Rugby

Daniel Gethings（ WAL）
No referees were invited to the 2000 (1st) and the 2007 (8th) tournaments.

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Afterword

Afterword~ Global Arena: Promoting International Understanding 〜“Monument to Friendship”
Erected at Global Arena in April 2018, this monument symbolizes the thoughts
and accomplishments of the late Shinichi Munemasa.
Please visit the place to sense his passion for the venue.

Shinichi Munemasa (1949-2017) was a true
rugby lover.

In 2000, Global Arena was established to realizee the strong vision put forth by the founder of SANIX,
Shinichi Munemasa, to “create a gathering place for children across the globe, where they can interact
through sports and culture”. From here, the history
ory of the tournament began. Munemasaʼs legacy lives
on as many interactions between peoples are continuing
ntinuing to take place at the very site.
It would be our utmost pleasure if children fromm all over the world nurture dreams, hopes and friendship through our tournament, and that this wonderfulonderful community of global understanding would
spread throughout the planet.

A stele with the words of the former Japanese Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori, whom
Munemasa became acquainted withthrough the sport of rugby.

Shinichi Munemasa received the DistinguishedService Award from JRFU, honoring his eﬀort inpromoting rugby and contributing to its
development (2013).

Shinichi Munemasa with the current Presidentof JRFU, Mr. Shigetaka Mori and Director of
JRFU, Mr. Yuichiro Fujii, at a certain New Yearʼs
Party (2016)“Rugby teaches you everything about life”

Munemasa played as a member of the Australian team at thee SANIX World Rugby Classic Fukuoka 2000 (2000).

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For a comfortable environment,
for the next generation.SANIX continues
to take on the challenge.

Recycling Energy from Waste Plastics(Resource Recycling-Oriented Power Generation Systems)

In the modern era, where measures against global warming and environmental destruction
are urgently needed, the creation of a sustainable society is a common awareness of theworld.
Under the company philosophy of "a comfortable environment for the next generation," wedevelop our business in three areas: residential environment, energy, and resource recycling.
Our goal is to create a society in which "a comfortable living environment is linked to the next
generation," "energy with low environmental impact," and "recycling resources without
abandoning them," all of which are established as obvious values.

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90% reduction of volume and lengthening landﬁll lifespanResource circulation

R&D and operation of recycling
systems to recycle and reuse waste
as energy resources.
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or less in size;
chlorinated plastics
releasing dioxin is
excluded at this stage

SANIX Energy
Electric Power Plant(Tomakomai, Hokkaido)

Plastic chips areburned at hightemperatures, turning
the turbine togenerate electricity

SANIX Tomakomai Electric Power Plant

Hibiki Organic Waste Liquid
Processing Plant(Kitakyushu, Fukuoka)

Bailing & Wrapping
Waste plastic fuel isbaled and wrapped.

Contribution to Sustainable Development Goals.

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Support sanitary managementand disaster countermeasures,
centering on the maintenance ofhouses, buildings and condominiums.
Protecting residences that are inheritedby generations and beyond.

Contributing to build
the resource recycling society

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throughout anufacturing,at subsidiary.
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Industrial Waste Increasing in Accordance with Economic Development....
The disposal of these materials is an important social issue.
SANIX entered the industrial waste treatment business in 1994 to meet the needs of thetimes.
In the course of its operation, we focused on the high calories burned by plastics, anddeveloped a resource-recycling power generation system that recycles plastics that had been
simply burned and disposed of at landﬁlls as energy. Waste plastics discharged frommanufacturing plants and other plants are processed into fuel at 15 plants nationwide andused as fuel for power generation at SANIX Energy Tomakomai Power Station (subsidiary of
SANIX, Hokkaido). Recycled as energy.

Chipping
Transport to storage

Temporary Storage

Plastic fuel is processed into
30 mm chips at the power station

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Introducing
SANIX's Corporate Social Responsibility Activities
International Mutual Sports and Cultural Programs.
SANIX has been supporting international sports tournaments, activities and cultural events,
by providing chances for developing global communication and sports skills of younger generations at Global Arena**Our founder, Shinichi Munemasa, constructed a comprehensive sports cultural facility (Munakata-shi, Fukuoka Prefecture) based on the funderʼs proﬁts at the time of the initial publicoﬀering of stocks. Lodging facilities and restaurants are also available for sports competitions, school training, and corporate training as well as for citizensʼ recreation.

SANIX World Rugby Youth Tournament

SANIX Cup Int'l Youth Soccer Tournament

Takes place annually at the end of April to early May, since 2000

Takes place annually at the end of March, since 2003

Host: Japan Rugby Football Union, SANIX Sports Foundation, Global Arena

Host: Kyushu Soccer Association, SANIX Sports Foundation

Participant nations and regions

Participant nations and regions

Australia, Canada, England, Fiji,France, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea,
New Zealand, Russia, Samoa,
Scotland, South Africa, Taiwan,
Tonga, Uruguay, Wales

Australia, Bulgaria, China, England,
France, Malaysia, Netherlands, Italy,
Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Russia,
Taiwan, Thailand, USA, Uzbekistan,
Vietnam

Total number of participants until 2019: 13,000

Total number of participants until 2019: 7,000

SANIX Cup Int'l Junior Rhythmic Gymnastics
Group Tournament

SANIX Cup U-17 Int'l Handball Tournament
Takes place annually at the end of October, since 2008

Takes place annually at the end of November, since 2003

Host: Kyushu Handball Association, SANIX Sports Foundation

Host: Fukuoka Gymnastics Association, SANIX Sports Foundation

Participant nations and regions

Participant nations and regions
Canada, France, Japan, Korea,
Netherlands,Taiwan, Thailand

Australia, Azerbaijan, Bulgaria,
China, Japan, Kazakhstan, Korea,
Lithuania, Malaysia, Russia,Taiwan,
Thailand

Total number of participants until 2018: 3,100

Total number of participants until 2018: 9,400

SANIX Int'l Juvenile Judo Championship Fukuoka

Global Arena Bulgarian Festival

Takes place annually in December, since 2003

Takes place in September annually, since 2001

Host: Kyushu Judo Federation, SANIX Sports Foundation, Etc

Host: SANIX Sports Foundation, Global Arena

Participant nations and regions
Australia, Beslan, Bulgaria, Chechnya,
China, Germany, Hong Kong, Israel,
Japan, Korea, Latvia, Mongolia,
Netherlands, Palestine, Romania,
Russia, Singapore,South Africa,
Sri Lanka,Taiwan, UAE, USA
Total number of participants until 2018: 10,800

From the Kazanlak, a place famous
for rose festival, traditional folk dance
ensemble attends a festival, also visitseach place in Fukuoka.
This Festival aims to introduce a
Bulgarian culture and promotecultural exchange between Bulgaria
and Japan.

Participation in Education
Sports instruction by the rugby club (Munakata Sanix Blues)
SANIX has a rugby section, the Munakata Sanix Blues(founded in 1994).
Since 2002, the Rugby section, together with the SANIXSports Foundation (funded as a foundation in 1997) has
been teaching Tag Rugby in physical education classes atelementary schools in Munakata City, Fukuoka Prefecture(15 schools, 1,014 people, and 121 hours in FY2018).
In addition we also provide rugby classrooms for children at kindergartens and nursery schools in the city (10schools and 340 people in FY2018), and guidance for those who wish to visit or uses Global Arena for lodging
training.

Career development divisionʼs Outreach Lecture
We have long established a training center to focus on employee education, andhave been researching and refurbishing our own employee education programs.
In particular, "courtesy, greetings, manners, and communication" are given on-site
to junior high schools, high schools, community colleges, ﬁre departments andother organizations in recognition and appreciation of social values in local
communities and educational institutions.

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