Matsumoto is a place you should definitely take time to visit. The football aspect is excellent as you’ll struggle to find a more fervent fan base in Japan, but also the city itself is a bit of a hidden gem. More on that later, but let’s get to the football side of it. (And […]
Read More The Rough (football) Guide to MatsumotoSo you want to visit Okayama for some football and possibly some sightseeing? And you don’t have the foggiest idea how to go about doing it? No worries. @FortressNozuta recently undertook the trip to watch the game between Fagiano Okayama and Machida Zelvia – a (near enough) top of the table clash no less. This […]
Read More The Rough (football) guide to….OkayamaBy @sushi_football Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan, is high on the bucket list of many world travelers. And for good reason. It is a city full of cultural treasures, and scenes that foreign (and domestic) holiday-makers long to see: beautiful shrines, zen gardens & traditional buildings. Speaking of traditional buildings, Kyoto Sanga’s Nishikyogoku stadium […]
Read More The Rough (football) Guide to KyotoKanazawa is going through somewhat of a boom. Increased accessibility allied to a J.League team gives more people than ever a chance and/or reason to visit a culturally rich city. Welcome to Kanazawa. How to get there: From Tokyo, east Japan: The new Hokuriku Shinkansen will take you from Tokyo or Ueno stations direct to […]
Read More The rough (football) guide to….KanazawaWhilst there are plenty of resources on the net & in print (hello Barry Valder!), I thought it might be a good time to start compiling a travel/stadium guide for those supporters wishing to follow their team – wherever they may go. Might as well start close to home: welcome to Gifu!! How to get […]
Read More The Rough Guide to…..Gifu
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