KANTO WOMENʼS BASEBALL FEDERATION
Kanto Women's Baseball Federation is a Japanese federation that organizes the Venus League, a women's hardball baseball league in the Kanto region.
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Overview
The Kanto Women's Baseball Federation (Japanese: 関東女子硬式野球連盟) is a federation whose purpose is to expand and develop women's hardball baseball, mainly in the Kanto region. Its league, the Venus League, began in 2002 as a league competition among four high schools in the Kanto area, and the federation itself was established in 2005. The federation's office is located in Kazo, Saitama Prefecture, and it organizes league games and tournaments across multiple age categories, including youth (middle school), high school, and top (university, working adult, and club) leagues.
History
The Venus League began in 2002 as the first league competition held among four high schools in the Kanto region, with the aim of developing women's hardball baseball. In 2005, the Kanto Women's Baseball Federation was established. The federation states that its league has since become the world's largest women's baseball league and has produced many Japan national team players, contributing greatly to women's baseball. It also aims to promote and develop women's baseball and plays a major role as a place for middle school-age players to be active.
Products and positioning
The federation describes its league as the world's largest women's baseball league and states that it has produced many Japan national team players.
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