East Hokkaido Cranes

East Hokkaido Cranes

Leagues Played
Asia League 149 Japan Cup 3
Links
Wikipedia
Asia League 11/03 04:00 1 East Hokkaido Cranes v Nikko Ice Bucks L 3-7
Asia League 10/28 05:00 1 [7] Oji Eagles v Nippon Paper Cranes [3] W 1-3
Asia League 10/27 05:00 1 [3] Nippon Paper Cranes v Oji Eagles [7] L 0-2
Asia League 10/24 09:30 1 East Hokkaido Cranes v HC Sakhalin W 5-4
Asia League 10/23 09:30 1 East Hokkaido Cranes v HC Sakhalin W 3-2
Asia League 10/14 06:30 1 Anyang Halla v East Hokkaido Cranes L 2-0
Asia League 10/13 08:00 1 Anyang Halla v East Hokkaido Cranes L 2-1
Asia League 10/10 10:00 1 Daemyung Sangmu v East Hokkaido Cranes W 0-1
Asia League 10/09 06:00 1 Daemyung Sangmu v East Hokkaido Cranes W 2-3
Asia League 10/07 06:00 1 High1 v East Hokkaido Cranes L 4-1
Asia League 10/06 06:00 1 High1 v East Hokkaido Cranes W 3-4
Asia League 09/30 06:00 1 East Hokkaido Cranes v Tohoku Free Blades W 5-4
Asia League 09/29 08:00 1 East Hokkaido Cranes v Tohoku Free Blades W 5-4
Asia League 09/02 06:00 1 East Hokkaido Cranes v Nikko Ice Bucks W 5-0
Asia League 09/01 10:00 1 East Hokkaido Cranes v Nikko Ice Bucks W 6-1
Asia League 12/24 06:00 1 East Hokkaido Cranes v Tohoku Free Blades W 5-3
Asia League 12/23 08:00 1 East Hokkaido Cranes v Tohoku Free Blades L 2-3
Asia League 12/10 06:10 1 East Hokkaido Cranes v Red Eagles Hokkaido L 3-4
Asia League 12/09 08:00 1 East Hokkaido Cranes v Red Eagles Hokkaido L 1-5
Asia League 12/03 05:00 1 [6] Nikko Ice Bucks v Nippon Paper Cranes [4] L 5-4
Asia League 12/02 07:00 1 Nikko Ice Bucks v East Hokkaido Cranes L 5-3
Asia League 11/26 08:00 1 Daemyung Sangmu v East Hokkaido Cranes W 1-4
Asia League 11/25 08:00 1 Daemyung Sangmu v East Hokkaido Cranes W 3-4
Asia League 11/22 10:00 1 High1 v East Hokkaido Cranes L 2-1
Asia League 11/21 10:00 1 High1 v East Hokkaido Cranes L 5-1
Asia League 11/19 08:00 1 Anyang Halla v East Hokkaido Cranes W 3-5
Asia League 11/18 08:00 1 Anyang Halla v East Hokkaido Cranes L 5-2
Asia League 11/03 06:00 1 East Hokkaido Cranes v HC Sakhalin L 2-5
Asia League 11/02 09:30 1 East Hokkaido Cranes v HC Sakhalin W 6-4
Asia League 10/22 06:00 1 [5] Oji Eagles v Nippon Paper Cranes [7] L 3-2

Wikipedia - East Hokkaido Cranes

The East Hokkaido Cranes (Japanese: ひがし北海道クレインズ Higashi Hokkaidō kureinzu) were a professional ice hockey team based in Kushiro, Japan. They played their home games at the Kushiro Ice Arena.

History

The East Hokkaido Cranes formed in April 2019, as a phoenix club following the demise of the Nippon Paper Cranes franchise. The Paper Cranes had previously existed for 70 years; however, their owners, Nippon Paper Industries, announced in December 2018 that the team would be put up for sale as a result of corporate streamlining and declining revenues. No buyer was found, and as a result the team folded.

The East Hokkaido Ice Hockey Club LLC, led by Tanaka Shigeki, announced that they had secured ¥125 million of founding, enabling the establishment of the new team. Asia League Ice Hockey chairman Sumio Kobayashi announced on 23 April 2019 that the new franchise would join the league, replacing the Paper Cranes, whilst retaining 15 players.

The Cranes played their first regular season game on 31 August 2019, losing 3–2 to the Nikkō Ice Bucks, with forward Taiga Irikura scoring the first goal in franchise history.

The East Hokkaido Cranes are a professional ice hockey team based in the eastern region of Hokkaido, Japan. Known for their skilled players and competitive spirit, the Cranes have a strong presence in the Japanese ice hockey league. The team's logo features a majestic crane, symbolizing grace, strength, and unity. The Cranes are known for their fast-paced, aggressive style of play, making them a formidable opponent on the ice. With a dedicated fan base and a history of success, the East Hokkaido Cranes are a force to be reckoned with in the world of ice hockey.