Hosei University's Athletics Kyudo Club supervised and interviewed for Mamoru Hosoda's latest film, "Endless Scarlett".
72nd Women's League Division II (Tokyo Student Kyudo Federation)
72nd Men's League I (Tokyo Student Kyudo Federation)
73rd All Japan Student Japanese Archery Championship (Women)
73rd All Japan Student Japanese Archery Championship (Men's)
School: Hioki-ryu Inzai-ha. Although the revival of the club was delayed after the war, under the late director Sugita (honorary master), the club won the All Japan Student Championship for the first time in 1970, and the men's team was promoted to the Tokyo Metropolitan First Division League in 1973. The men's team was promoted to the Tokyo First Division League in 1973, and has remained in the First Division for 40 years since then without being relegated (the longest record is still being broken). The women's team was promoted to the Tokyo First Division League in 2014.
The team has won the All Japan Student Championships 9 times, the All Japan Student Championships for men 12 times, the All Kanto Student Championships for men 12 times, the Division 1 League for men 14 times, the National University Championships for men 10 times, the National University Championships for women 1 time, and the Rookie Tournament for men 15 times and for women 3 times, boasting top class strength in the university archery world.
Information on the Kyudo Club is also available on the club's website, "Hosei University Athletic Association Kyudo Club. (No links are provided, so please use a search engine to find information on the site.)

| Date | Name of competition | Venue | Remarks (opponent schools) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Saturday, March 1 - Sunday, March 23 | Rookie Match, Women's Rookie Match | Dojo of each member university | Those who have not yet participated in league matches |
| Monday, May 5 | Women's Record Meet |
Meiji Jingu Shiseikan No.2 Kyudojo (Tokyo) |
Member schools of the Japan Federation of Athletic Associations |
| Tuesday, May 6 | Hyakunetsukai | Meiji Jingu Shiseikan No.2 Kyudojo (Tokyo) | Member schools of the Japan Federation of Athletic Associations |
| Saturday, June 14 - Sunday, June 15 | All Kanto Student Kyudo Championship |
Kyudo halls of each university, Nippon Budokan |
Member schools of the Japan Federation of Athletic Associations |
| June 28 (Sat.)~29 (Sun.) | All Japan University Kyudo Selection Tournament | All Japan Kyudo Federation Central Dojo, Meiji Jingu Budojo Shiseikan Kyudojo (Tokyo, Japan) | Selected schools representing each region |
| Monday, August 18 - Wednesday, August 20 | All Japan Student Japanese Archery Tournament (Intercollegiate) | Green Arena Kobe (Hyogo, Japan) | All Japan, Regular Member Schools |
| August 21 (Thu) | All Japan Student Japanese Archery Tournament (Intercollegiate) | Kobe Sogo Undo Kouen Kyogijo (Hyogo Pref.) | All Japan, Regular Member Schools |
| September 7 (Sunday) - October 26 (Sunday) | Tokyo Metropolitan League Tournament | Member schools of the Japan Federation of Athletic Associations | |
| November 21 (Fri.)~22 (Sat.) November 23 (Sun.)~24 (Mon.) |
All Japan Student Kyudo Championship All Japan Student Kyudo Women's Championship |
Ise Jingu Kyudojo (Mie Pref.) |
The winner of the 1st division league in each area
and intercollegiate champion schools
|
| Saturday, November 22 Monday, November 24 |
East-West Student Kyudo Selection Match Women's East-West Student Kyudo Selection Match |
Ise Jingu Kyudojo (Mie Pref.) | Tokyo Gakujutsu Shiken Individual 5th place or better Tokyo Gakujutsu Shiken Individual 4th place or better |