Hokushinetsu Football League Explained

Hokushin'etsu Football League
Country:Japan
Confed:AFC
Divisions:2
Teams:Div 1: 8
Div 2: 8
Promotion:Japan Football League
Relegation:Prefectural Leagues
Levels:5: Division 1
6: Division 2
Domest Cup:Emperor's Cup
Champions:Div. 1: Fukui United
Div. 2: NUHW FC
Season:2024
Most Successful Club:YKK AP SC & Fukui United (11 titles)
Website:www.hfl.jp
Current: Japanese Regional Leagues

is a soocer league based in five prefectures in the Hokushinetsu region, which comprises Hokuriku and Shin'etsu in Japan. They are (Nagano, Niigata, Toyama, Ishikawa, and Fukui). It is a league of club teams registered in Class 1. Its name is abbreviated HFL.

Overview

The Hokushi'netsu Football League, one of nine Japanese regional leagues, it began in 1975 and if the JFL is considered as the fourth tier in the league structure of Japanese football, then the Hokushin'etsu's first division is the fifth tier, and the second division is the sixth tier. In 2004, the name was changed to the current Hokushin'etsu Football League. With the addition of the top clubs from each prefecture's first division, the system became a two-division system.

The teams compete for promotion to the Japan Football League and try to avoid relegation to the Prefectural Leagues. The current champions of Division 1 and Division 2 are Fukui United and Sakai Phoenix, respectively

As of the end of 2024 season, there two teams equal with the most championship titles in the league’s history, they are Fukui United and the now defunct YKK AP SC with eleven titles each. The league has seen a variety of champions over the years, including Nissei Plastic Industrial, Fukui Teachers, Yamaga, Niigata Eleven, Teihens, Hokuriku Electric Power, Albirex Niigata, ALO's Hokuriku, Nagano Elza, Kanazawa S.C., Matsumoto Yamaga, Nagano Parceiro, Japan Soccer College, Saurcos Fukui, and Artista Tomi.

2024 clubs

Division 1

Team Hometown
Fukui UnitedFukui, Fukui
Artista AsamaTōmi, Nagano
Niigata University of Health and Welfare FCNiigata, Niigata
Toyama Shinjo ClubToyama, Toyama
Japan Soccer CollegeSeiro, Niigata
Niigata University of ManagementKamo, Niigata
Komatsu, Ishikawa
Sakai, Fukui

Division 2

Team Hometown
Shiojiri, Nagano
Kanazawa, Ishikawa
Libertas ChikumaChikuma, Nagano
Matsumoto, Nagano
CUPS SeirōSeirō, Niigata
N-Style ToyamaToyama City, Toyama
Niigata City, Niigata
Komatsu, Ishikawa

Hokushin'etsu Soccer League Champions

Year Winner (Division 1)
1975YKK (1)
1976Nissei Plastic Industrial (1)
1977Nissei Plastic Industrial (2)
1978Nissei Plastic Industrial (3)
1979Nissei Plastic Industrial (4)
1980Fukui Teachers (1)
1981YKK (2)
1982Nissei Plastic Industrial (5)
1983Nissei Plastic Industrial (6)
1984YKK (3)
1985Yamaga (1)
1986Niigata Eleven (1)
1987Nissei Plastic Industrial (7)
1988YKK (4)
1989YKK (5)
1990YKK (6)
1991Teihens (1)
1992YKK (7)
1993YKK (8)
1994Hokuriku Electric Power (1)
1995YKK (9)
1996Albirex Niigata (2)
1997Albirex Niigata (3)
1998ALO's Hokuriku (2)
1999YKK (10)
2000YKK (11)
2001Nissei Plastic Industrial (8)
2002Nagano Elsa (1)
2003Japan Soccer College (1)
2004Kanazawa S.C. (1)
2005Nagano Elsa (2)
2006Japan Soccer College (2)
2007Matsumoto Yamaga (2)
2008Nagano Parceiro (3)
2009Japan Soccer College (3)
2010Nagano Parceiro (4)
2011Japan Soccer College (4)
2012Saurcos Fukui (1)
2013Saurcos Fukui (2)
2014Saurcos Fukui (3)
2015Saurcos Fukui (4)
2015Artista Tomi (1)
2017Saurcos Fukui (5)
2018Saurcos Fukui (6)
2019Fukui United (7)
Fukui United (8)
Fukui United (9)
Artista Asama (2)
2023Fukui United (10)
2024Fukui United (11)
2025

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Year Winner (Division 2)
2004Niigata University of Management (1)
2005Matsumoto Yamaga (1)
2006Valiente Toyama (1)
2007Gran Sena Niigata FC (1)
2008FC Ueda Genshan (1)
2009CUPS Seiro (1)
2010Artista Togo (1)
2011Toyama Shinjo Club (1)
2012Valiente Toyama (2)
2013FC Ueda Genshan (2)
2014Okuetsu FC (1)
2015FC Hokuriku (1)
2016Hokuriku University Futures (1)
2017FC Ueda Genshan (3)
2018Hokuriku University Futures (2)
2019Niigata University of Health and Welfare FC (1)
'09 Keidai FC (1)
Libertas Chikuma (1)
FC Hokuriku (2)
2023Sakai Phoenix (1)
2024NUHW FC (1)
2025