Basketball B League's performance has increased significantly A Tokyo's sales reached a record high of 9.2 billion yen

On the 13th, the men's professional basketball league B. League announced its financial results for the 2025-26 season.

Total sales for B1 and B2 (all 40 clubs) increased by 29.2% from the previous year to a new record high of 84.1 billion yen, partly due to the increase in the number of B1 clubs by two.

In terms of sales by club, B1's A Tokyo had the highest sales of 9.24 billion yen (154.7% increase from the previous year). A Tokyo opened last season, and event revenue and advertising revenue from Toyota Arena Tokyo, which the club operates, pushed up the numbers significantly, significantly breaking the club's previous record (Chiba J = 5.17 billion yen in the previous year).

Admission revenue for all clubs increased steadily by 23.7% compared to the previous year, and sponsorship revenue also increased by 21.3%.

The popularity of the sport continues, and the opening of a new arena contributed to the increase in revenue.

Among the 26 clubs in B1, Tokyo was followed by Chiba J with 5.9 billion yen, Utsunomiya with 4.04 billion yen, and Ryukyu with 3.86 billion yen. There were 16 clubs with sales exceeding 2 billion yen, an increase from 11 clubs the previous year. Ten clubs had sales in the 1 billion yen range, with Toyama having the lowest at 1.28 billion yen.

Kobe was the only B2 club to exceed 2 billion yen.