Toyama Daiichi High School

Toyama Daiichi High School (富山第一高校) is a high school football team from Toyama Prefecture, Japan. In 2026 it plays in the Prince League Hokushinetsu Division 1, one of the regional Prince Leagues that form the second tier of under-18 league football in Japan, directly below the national Premier League.

Toyama · Prince League Hokushinetsu Division 1 · High school team

2026 season

Currently 3rd in the Prince League Hokushinetsu Division 1 with 25 points from 15 matches (7W 4D 4L, 27-17). Updated daily.

Results

15 played · 7W 4D 4L · newest first

Remaining fixtures

Source: jfa.jp (official JFA data) · updated 2026-09-29

National record

Premier League (top tier): 2011–2014, 2018.

Prince League champions: 2010, 2017.

YearCompetitionResult
2025All Japan High School Soccer TournamentQualified
2025Inter-High School ChampionshipsQualified
2024Inter-High School ChampionshipsQualified
2023All Japan High School Soccer TournamentQualified
2023Inter-High School ChampionshipsQualified
2022All Japan High School Soccer TournamentQualified
2022Inter-High School ChampionshipsQualified
2021All Japan High School Soccer TournamentQualified
2020All Japan High School Soccer TournamentQuarter-finals
2019All Japan High School Soccer TournamentQualified
2019Inter-High School ChampionshipsRunners-up
2018All Japan High School Soccer TournamentQualified
2018Inter-High School ChampionshipsQuarter-finals
2017All Japan High School Soccer TournamentQualified
2017Inter-High School ChampionshipsQualified
2016All Japan High School Soccer TournamentQualified

National tournaments are listed from 2016 (the years recorded on this site); “Qualified” means the team won its prefectural qualifying tournament. Premier League seasons are listed from the league’s start in 2011, Prince League titles from 2003.

Notes

This is a short English profile built from the data on this site. The full profile in Japanese — history, playing style, notable alumni and the current squad — is here: 富山第一高校.

See also: all Prince League standings and how youth football works in Japan.