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Nankai[]

1938–1944[]

Kinki Nippon[]

1944–1945[]

Great Ring[]

1946–1947[]

Nankai Hawks[]

1947–1988[]

Fukuoka Daiei Hawks[]

1989–2004[]

Fukuoka Daiei Hawks

Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks[]

2005–present[]

Fukuoka Softbank Hawks 2005

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Subsidiaries and investments:

eAccess (E MOBILE) | SB Creative | SBI Group | SoftBank Mobile | SoftBank Telecom | T-Mobile US (Other) | Willcom | GoTo (Gojek | Tokopedia) | Grab (Ovo)

V • T • E LY Corporation
Joint venture of SoftBank and Naver Line \| Line Friends (Brown & Friends \| BT21 \| WDZY \| TRUZ) \| Line Webtoon \| Livedoor \| Line Mobile \| Line Music \| Line TV \| LINE Bank \| SNOW \| Yahoo! Japan \| Yahoo! Kids \| Fukuoka Dome \| PayPay Bank \| PayPay \| Ikyu Corporation

Sponsorships:
Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks | NASCAR Cup Series

Former assets:
Boston Dynamics¹ | Tidal | Sprint

Notes
¹Purchased by Hyundai Motor Company

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Nippon Professional Baseball

Central League

Chunichi Dragons | Hanshin Tigers | Hiroshima Toyo Carp | Tokyo Yakult Swallows | Yokohama DeNA BayStars | Yomiuri Giants

Pacific League
Chiba Lotte Marines | Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks | Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters | Orix Buffaloes | Saitama Seibu Lions | Tohoku Rakuten Golden Eagles

Defunct teams
Daiei Stars | Nagoya Kinko | Nishitetsu Baseball Club | Nishi Nippon Pirates | Orix BlueWave | Osaka Kintetsu Buffaloes | Shochiku Robins | Takahashi Unions

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