There are 62 groups in total, so the list of participants will be broken into posts by geography and category (guest and contestant groups).
殿堂入り団体 (投票対象外) Dendou Iri Dantai (touhyou taishougai)
This is the list of "Hall of Fame" groups a.k.a. guest groups. These groups have previously taken the "Gold Grand Prix"first place award, so they are excluded from the voting.
青森県 十和田市 Aomori-ken, Towada-shi
十和田バラ焼きゼミナール Towada Barayaki Seminar (2014 Winner & Host)
Towada Barayaki: grilled beef flank and onions in a special "tare" sauce
(Official, Japanese) http://www.barayaki.com/
(Unofficial, English) http://towada-city.blogspot.com/2015/01/towada-barayaki.html
青森県 八戸市 Aomori-ken, Hachinohe-shi
八戸せんべい汁研究所 Hachinohe Senbei Jiru Kenkyuujo (2012 Winner)
Hachinohe Senbei Jiru: a type of soup/stew with Nanbu Senbei crackers boiled in broth with meat, fish, and vegetables
(Official, Japanese) http://www.senbei-jiru.com/
(Official(?) English) http://www.aomori-gourmet.jp/en/hachinohesenbei-jiru.html
秋田県 横手市 Akita-ken, Yokote-shi
横手やきそばサンライ'S Yokote Yakisoba Sunrise (2009 Winner)
Yokote Yakisoba: fried noodles with ground pork and cabbage, and a special Worcester-style sauce served with fujinzuke pickles and a sunny-side-up egg
(Official, Japanese) http://www.yokotekamakura.com/yokoteyakisoba/
(Unofficial, English) http://www.rdpc.or.jp/kyoudoryouri100/vjy/jts/menu/32/eng/
福島県 双葉郡浪江町 Fukushima-ken, Futaba-gun, Namie-machi
浪江焼麺太国 Namie Yakisoba Taikoku (2013 Winner)
Namie Yakisoba: thick fried noodles with pork, bean sprouts, and yakisoba sauce
(Official, Japanese) http://namieyakisoba.com
(Unofficial, English) http://ajw.asahi.com/article/cool_japan/cooking/AJ2011102615726
山梨県 甲府市 Yamanashi-ken, Kofu-shi
甲府鶏もつ煮でみなさまの縁をとりもつ隊 Kofu Tori Motsuni de Minasama no En wo Torimotsu-tai (2010 Winner)
Kofu Tori Motsuni: stewed chicken giblets
(Official, Japanese) http://www7b.biglobe.ne.jp/~torimotsu/
(Unofficial, English - scroll down to the "Yamanashi" section) http://www.jasso.go.jp/exchange/magazine_visit_e.html
静岡県 富士宮市 Shizuoka-ken, Fujinomiya-shi
富士宮やきそば学会 Fujinomiya Yakisoba Gakkai (2006 & 2007 Winner)
Fujinomiya Yakisoba: special Fujinomiya yakisoba noodles*, nikukasu**, and cabbage all fried in lard, with spicy Worcester-style sauce, and shaved sardine (iwashi) flakes
(Official, Japanese) http://www.umya-yakisoba.com/
(Unofficial, English) http://homepage2.nifty.com/tamura-shigeru/sub2sub1.htm
(*Most yakisoba noodles are steamed and boiled. With Fujinomiya yakisoba noodles, after steaming, the noodles are flash cooled and coated with oil so they retain less moisture and have a chewier texture than steamed and boiled noodles.
** Nikukasu is meat that is leftover after the lard has been rendered out and is then fried. )
岡山県 真庭市 Okayama-ken, Maniwa-shi
ひろぜん焼きそば好いとん会 Hiruzen Yakisoba Suiton-kai (2011 Winner)
Hiruzen Yakisoba: fried noodles with chicken, cabbage, and a miso-base spicy-sweet sauce
(Official, Japanese) http://www.hiruzen.info/yakisoba/
(Unofficial, English) http://okayama-japan.jp/en/food/okayama-gourmet/
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