History
The club was founded in October 2016 by Yoshinori Namba and Tsutomu Matsuda, founders of the Fuchu Rugby School (now the Brave Lupus Fuchu Junior Rugby Club), and Mineo Yoshida, who was the school's coach at the time, to accommodate the growing number of girls playing. Yoshinori Namba was appointed general manager.
The name of the club is derived from the English word Brave, and the French word louve, which is the feminine form of loup (wolf).
In May 2022, the senior team made a guest appearance in the Taiyo Life Women's Sevens Series (Round 2).
In 2023, they were included in the core team of the Taiyo Life Women's Sevens Series, but were relegated the following year.
On November 8, 2023, Yoshinori Namba died at the age of 56. On December 9, before the Toshiba Brave Lupus Tokyo season opening game, the "Brave Louve Namba GM Memorial Event" was held.
In 2024, the team participated in the Taiyo Life Women's Sevens Series Promotion Tournament, they finished second and missed out on promotion.
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