For the 1944 season, Nagoya changed its name to Sangyo (industrial). When the Japan Baseball League resumed in 1946 the team was called Chubu Nihon.
| Preceded by Nagoya |
Chunichi Dragons 1944 |
Succeeded by Chubu Nihon |
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