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Simply the best?

Just like three years ago in a cold Yokohama night, we’ve witnessed Japanese football history. Are Kawasaki Frontale the best around ever, in terms of quality, in J. League history?

Lost in transition

While Takashi Usami is back after an unsatisfying stint in Germany, Hwang Ui-jo is ready to shine in Europe. And who knows if someone else may leave Gamba Osaka.

We The North

Arjen Robben joining Consadole Sapporo is a great news for the league, but the real winners are among the one working at the club.

The Japanese erasmus

Whether he leaves or not, Takefusa Kubo is already drawing a lot of attention in Japan, the same country launching him into stardom.

A light in the dark

While Vissel Kobe are facing one of the worst possible starts for their Rakuten project, Kyogo Furuhashi is shining at the Noevir Stadium.

The Melancholy of Hiroki Iikura

After struggling to adapt to Postecoglou’s system, the no. 21 lost his starting spot at Marinos. What now? Is it all over in Yokohama?

The greater good

A simple (and necessary) move would start a second phase for Japanese football, who has the right structure to do another step in its evolution.

Six clubs in search of a season

What’s the deal between J1 League and Luigi Pirandello? The 2019 season.

The Surprise Report: 2019 edition

Former prodigies, rising young stars and unexpressed potentials: this has been the Japanese transfer market before 2019 season

2018 Regista Awards: J1 League

For the first time in many seasons, title wasn’t decided on the last matchday. But still, the championship didn’t lack of memorable moments and some shifts in power.