J.League Regista – Page 2 – Nihon, Sakkā, Mirai. All in one place.

The Possimpible

What do JEF United Chiba and Barney Stinson from “How I Met Your Mother” have in common? The promotion to J1 highlights that.

2025 Regista Awards: J2 League

A Brazilian juggernaut, a miracle in Ibaraki, and a young captain: these have been the awards for 2025 in the second division.

Anchor

Tomoki Takamine returned to Sapporo, having almost been rejected by Europe and J1. Instead, he’s been the saviour for Consadole in a grim year.

Mito-logical

Naoki Mori came along and made the impossible true: Mito HollyHock are in J1.

Absolute Chaos

The last round of the J2 League literally described to us why we love this division, between a title race, play-off spots, and an incredible relegation.

2025 Regista Awards: J3 League

A miracle in the North, a striker with no mercy, and the new kids on the block: these have been the awards for 2025 in the third division.

Captain Goal-tastic

Keigo Hashimoto made Miyazaki his home, and now wants to write the last page of history for Tegevajaro in the play-offs.

The Cheat Code

The rebirth of Byron Vásquez with Tochigi City FC is just a symbol of how both the player and the club are ready to take J2.

J. Legends – Yu Tomidokoro

When he moved to Okinawa, Yu Tomidokoro was thinking about quitting football. Now he’s “Mr. Ryukyu” for the fans.

Lost Treasures – Naohiro Ishikawa

From a rough patch in his home region to conquering Tokyo, one goal at the time: that’s the story of Naohiro Ishikawa.

J. League Worldwide #23

J.League reached all the angles of the world, including Canada, where Zach has been discovering the Japanese championship.