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The National Seven Universities is formally used to refer to seven public institutions of higher education in Japan. The term "Former Imperial Universities" is commonly used for these seven universities, as they once constituted the Japanese Imperial University system, formed prior to World War II. The term is also used to refer to the annual athletic competition among these seven schools. The athletic competition started under the sponsorship of Hokkaido University, formerly known as Seven National Universities Athletic Competition in 1962. The Japanese name of the athletic competition was later recoined as in 2002.