Toyota Industries

Leagues Played: Japan Rugby League One 58 Japan Rugby League One - Div 2 12 Japan Rugby League One - Div 1 2
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Japan Rugby League One	09/10 07:30	3	Kubota Spears v Toyota Industries	L	24-22
Japan Rugby League One	09/03 07:30	2	Munakata Sanix Blues v Toyota Industries	L	41-38
Japan Rugby League One	08/27 10:00	1	Toyota Verblitz v Toyota Industries	L	39-18
Japan Rugby League One	01/23 05:05	33	Sungoliath v Toyota Industries	L	78-14
Japan Rugby League One	01/16 05:05	48	Kubota Spears v Toyota Industries	W	19-30
Japan Rugby League One	01/09 02:40	14	Ricoh Black Rams v Toyota Industries	W	17-27
Japan Rugby League One	12/26 02:40	7	Toyota Industries v Coca Cola Red Sparks	W	70-17
Japan Rugby League One	12/20 04:00	6	Red Hurricanes v Toyota Industries	W	28-29
Japan Rugby League One	12/13 04:00	5	Toyota Industries v Canon Eagles	L	19-35
Japan Rugby League One	12/06 04:00	4	Toyota Industries v Kobelco Steelers	L	12-27
Japan Rugby League One	11/28 05:00	3	Toyota Verblitz v Toyota Industries	L	45-21
Japan Rugby League One	11/21 04:00	2	Shizuoka Blue Revs v Toyota Industries	L	43-0
Japan Rugby League One	11/14 02:40	1	Toyota Industries v Green Rockets	W	24-17

Wikipedia - Toyota Industries Corporation Shuttles Aichi

Toyota Industries Corporation Shuttles Aichi (also called Toyota Jido Shokki as distinct from Toyota, which was renamed Toyota Verblitz) is a Japanese rugby team owned by Toyota Industries. They were promoted to Japan's top-flight league Top League for the first time in the 2010-11 season. Its home base is Kariya City. The team rebranded as Toyota Industries Shuttles Aichi ahead of the rebranding of the Top League to the Japan Rugby League One in 2022.

History

The Toyota Industries rugby team was founded in 1984. In the late 1990s, the team played in the Kansai League and competed in the Companies National Tournament. From 2003–04, Toyota Industries competed in the West Regional League.

Toyota Industries gained promotion to the Top League for the first time in 2010-11, but only stayed up for one season.

Under Australian coach Tai McIsaac, Toyota Shokki defeated Fukuoka Sanix Blues in a promotion-relegation match in 2013 to gain entry to the 2013–14 Top League.

Toyota Industries Rugby Union Team is a distinguished and competitive club based in Japan, representing the renowned Toyota Industries Corporation. Known for their disciplined play, strategic prowess, and team spirit, they compete in Japan's domestic rugby union leagues. The team emphasizes values such as teamwork, dedication, and excellence, reflecting the corporate culture of their parent organization. With a strong roster of talented players and a commitment to developing rugby talent, Toyota Industries Rugby Union Team continues to make a significant impact in Japanese rugby, fostering community engagement and promoting the sport's growth at both local and national levels.