Japonská hokejová reprezentace
 Japonsko | |
|---|---|
| Asociace | Japonská federace ledního hokeje |
| Trenér | Mark Mahon |
| Asistenti | Chris Wakabajaši, Norio Suzuki |
| Manažer | Tošijuki Sakai |
| Kapitán | Gó Tanaka |
| Nejvíce startů | Takahito Suzuki (75 zápasů) |
| Nejvíce bodů | Takahito Suzuki (57 bodů) |
| Kód IIHF | JPN |
| První zápas | |
 Československo 12:2 Japonsko(24. ledna 1930, Davos, Švýcarsko) | |
| Nejvyšší výhra | |
Japonsko 44:1 Kuvajt  (30. ledna 1999, Kangnung, Jižní Korea) | |
| Nejvyšší prohra | |
| Československo 25:1 Japonsko (4. března 1957, Mistrovství světa 1957, Moskva, Sovětský svaz) | |
| Mistrovství světa | |
| Elitní skupina | 43× (poprvé v roce 1930) |
| Nejlepší výsledek | 8. místo (1930, 1957) |
| Olympijský turnaj | |
| Účasti | 8× (poprvé v roce 1936) |
| Nejlepší výsledek | 8. místo (1960) |
Japonská hokejová reprezentace se účastnila Mistrovství světa v ledním hokeji a Olympijských her.
Zimní olympijské hry
| Hokej na ZOH | Místo ZOH | Umístění | Soupisky |
|---|---|---|---|
| ZOH – 1936 |  Německá říše Garmisch-Partenkirchen | 9. místo | Soupiska |
| ZOH – 1960 |  USA Squaw Valley | 8. místo | Soupiska |
| ZOH – 1964 |  Rakousko Innsbruck | 11. místo | Soupiska |
| ZOH – 1968 |  Francie Grenoble | 10. místo | Soupiska |
| ZOH – 1972 | Japonsko Sapporo | 9. místo | Soupiska |
| ZOH – 1976 | Rakousko Innsbruck | 9. místo | Soupiska |
| ZOH – 1980 | USA Lake Placid | 12. místo | Soupiska |
| ZOH – 1994 |  Norsko Lillehammer |  | |
| ZOH – 1998 | Japonsko Nagano | 13. místo | Soupiska |
| ZOH – 2002 | USA Salt Lake City | | |
| ZOH – 2006 |  Itálie Turín | | |
| ZOH – 2010 |  Kanada Vancouver | | |
| ZOH – 2014 |  Rusko Soči | | |
| ZOH – 2018 |  Jižní Korea Pchjongčchang | |
Výsledky na mistrovství světa
- MS 1930 6. místo – elitní skupina mistrovství světa
- MS 1936 9. místo – elitní skupina mistrovství světa
- MS 1957 8. místo – elitní skupina mistrovství světa
- MS 1960 8. místo – elitní skupina mistrovství světa
- MS 1962 B skupina
- MS 1964 B skupina
- MS 1967 C skupina
- MS 1968 B skupina
- MS 1969 C skupina
- MS 1970 B skupina
- MS 1971 B skupina
- MS 1972 B skupina
- MS 1973 B skupina
- MS 1974 B skupina
- MS 1975 B skupina
- MS 1976 B skupina
- MS 1977 B skupina
- MS 1978 B skupina
- MS 1979 B skupina
- MS 1981 B skupina
- MS 1982 C skupina
- MS 1983 B skupina
- MS 1985 B skupina
- MS 1986 B skupina
- MS 1987 C skupina
- MS 1989 B skupina
- MS 1990 B skupina
- MS 1991 B skupina
- MS 1992 B skupina
- MS 1993 B skupina
- MS 1994 B skupina
- MS 1995 B skupina
- MS 1996 B skupina
- MS 1997 C skupina
- MS 1998 13. místo – elitní skupina mistrovství světa
- MS 1999 15. místo – elitní skupina mistrovství světa
- MS 2000 16. místo – elitní skupina mistrovství světa
- MS 2001 16. místo – elitní skupina mistrovství světa
- MS 2002 16. místo – elitní skupina mistrovství světa
- MS 2003 16. místo – elitní skupina mistrovství světa
- MS 2004 15. místo – elitní skupina mistrovství světa
- MS 2005 – divize I – 5. místo (skupina A)
- MS 2006 – divize I –
(skupina A) - MS 2007 – divize I – (skupina B)
- MS 2008 – divize I – (skupina B)
- MS 2009 – divize I – (skupina A)
- MS 2010 – divize I – (skupina A)
- MS 2011 – divize I – odstoupili pro přírodní katastrofu[1]
- MS 2012 – divize IA – 4. místo
- MS 2013 – divize IA – 4. místo
- MS 2014 – divize IA – 3. místo
- MS 2015 – divize IA – 4. místo
- MS 2016 – divize IA – 6. místo – sestup
- MS 2017 – divize IB – 2. místo
- MS 2018 – divize IB – 2. místo
- MS 2019 – divize IB – 3. místo
- MS – 2020 Divize IB – Zrušeno kvůli pandemii covidu-19
- MS – 2021 Divize IB – Zrušeno kvůli pandemii covidu-19
- MS 2022 – Divize IB – 2. místo
- MS 2023 – Divize IB – 1. místo – postup
- MS 2024 – Divize IA – 5. místo
- MS 2025 – Divize IA –
Dresy
| MS 1998 | ZOH 1998 a MS 1999–2000 | MS 2001–2004 | MS 2022 |
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Reference
- ↑ http://www.iihf.com/home-of-hockey/news/news-singleview/article/japan-withdraws-from-events.html?tx_ttnews[backPid]=955&cHash=101cca24bd
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