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Asia

• Bali Geckos (1,959)
  Footy club in Bali, hosts of the famous nine-a-side tournament
• Beijing Bombers (1,848)
  Footy in Beijing
• Borneo Bears (1,802)
  Footy in Balikpapan, Indonesia
• Eastern Hawks (1,295)
  Footy club in Tokyo, formed by old-boys from the university clubs. Previously known as the Go-Kongs
• Hong Kong Dragons (3,010)
  Aussie Rules on the coast of China
• Jakarta Bintangs (1,947)
  Australian football in Indonesia's capital
• Jakarta Bulldogs (1,688)
  A junior football club in Jakarta, Indonesia; associated with the Jakarta Bintangs
• Komazawa Magpies (1,573)
  University footy club in Tokyo, Japan.
• Lao Elephants (1,960)
  The first footy club in Laos; proudly wearing the pink and grey
• Macau Lightning (1,144)
  Footy in Macau.
• Malaysian Warriors (1,876)
  Malaysia's own Aussie Rules club, based in Kuala Lumpur
• Nagoya Redbacks (1,317)
  Footy in Nagoya, Japan
• Osaka Dingoes (2,040)
  Two men's teams, a ladies' team and children's team all under the one roof
• Senshu Powers (1,671)
  Japan AFL club (website in Japanese)
• Shanghai Tigers (2,074)
  Australian football in Shanghai, China
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• Singapore Wombats (1,962)
  Powerhouse of Asian footy, based in Singapore
• Thailand Tigers (2,153)
  Aussie Rules in the Land of Smiles
• Tokyo Goannas (1,926)
  Expat-based club based in Tokyo
• Tokyo Leopards (2,017)
  Japan AFL club (website in Japanese)
• Vietnam Swans (Hanoi) (2,321)
  Formerly the Hanoi Swans, now playing footy across Vietnam.
• Vietnam Swans (Ho Chi Minh City) (1,157)
  Footy in Vietnam, including the Saigon Saints local side.