Interview – Page 4 – J.League Regista

The Voice

Jon Kabira followed the changes of Japanese football in the last 30 years: we talked with him about the evolution of sakkā.

USA and Japan have historical ties, but in football they seem two worlds apart. The story of Geoff could unite them in the blink of an eye.

Nara Club are looking for more than promotion, but the arrival of Julián Marín Bazalo might help them.

A decade has gone by from the terrible Tohoku Earthquake. That day, Vegalta Sendai became something else.

J. League has expanded in the ASEAN zone, but more on the pitch-relationships could bridge further gaps.

FC Imabari are one of the most interesting realities in Japanese football and Lluís Planagumà wants to write history pages with them.

Italy is a country which featured a lot in this column, but like Danilo told us, it’s not an easy market to conquer for J. League.

The Japanese championship is reaching every corner of the world and German fans like Daniel are a huge part of this growth.

From living football in his own country, Croatia, to knowing Japan: this is the story of a former J2 journeyman.

Milagros Martínez Domínguez came to Japan to seek a new opportunity, but her journey is far from over.