sentences:  This practice ended after the 2008 season when the All Japan Association decided that only foreigners with visas would be allowed to perform.At the same time, several Thais came to Aimachi to march, and since they were required to obtain visa to come to Japan, they were not affected by this new rule.December 1973 (1st Annual All-Japan National Championship) – “Truth”
  
  January, 1975 (2nd Annual) – “New Sound in Marching”
  
  1977 (4th Annual) – “Fight the Field”
  
  1982 (9th Annual) – “The New World”
  
  1983 (10th Annual) – “Song for Departure”
  
  1984 (11th Annual) – “New Sound 84”
  
  1985 (12th Annual) - “Ai (Love) March”
  
  1986 – did not compete due to events at Tenri for the church
  
  1987 (14th Annual) – “Memory”
  
  1988 (15th Annual) – “Space Alive”
  
  1989 (16th Annual – “Passion For Love”
  
  1990 (17th Annual) – “Aimachi 90”
  
  1991 (18th Annual) – Finals held in Nagoya due to reconstruction of the Budokan
  
  1992 (19th Annual) – “Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony”, Drum Major Mr. Michihusa Sato
  
  1993 (20th Annual) – “The Truth of the Creation”, Drum Major Mr. Michihusa Sato
  
  1994 (21st Annual) – “The Music of France”, Drum Major Mr. Michihusa Sato
  
  1995 (22nd Annual) – “International Symphonic Works”, Drum Major Mr. Michihusa Sato
  
  1996 (23rd Annual) – “Winds of Spain”, Drum Major Mr. Michihusa Sato
  
  1997 (24th Annual) – “Treasures of Russia”, Drum Major Mr. Michihusa Sato
  
  1998 (25th Annual) – “Miss Saigon" (1st Place), Drum Major Mr. Michihusa Sato
  
  1999 (26th Annual) – “Phantom of the Opera”, Drum Major Mr. Michihusa Sato
  
  January 21–22, 2000 (27th Annual) – “Africa” (1st Place) Drum Major Mr. Michihusa Sato
  
  2001 (28th Annual) – “Native American” (1st Place) Drum Major Mr. Michihusa Sato
  
  2001 Sudler Shield Award presented by the John Philip Sousa Foundation
  
  2002 (29th Annual) – “Virtuoso - Dream Entertainment” (Exhibition) Drum Major Mr. Michihusa Sato
  
  July 27, 2002 – WAMSB World Championship for Marching Show Bands held in Chiba, Japan.