J.League Regista – Page 24 – Nihon, Sakkā, Mirai. All in one place.

Sagan are dead, long live Tosu!

Just when we’re about to see them return to J2, Sagan Tosu are showing how the best is yet to come.

The feeling of being stuck, the expectations and the letdown: this is J. Therapy, a portrait of J2 disappointments.

So here we are with a new column, that we’ll try to extend until the end of the season. Every weekend we’ll try to watch two games, one from J1…

Akihiro Ienaga is aging like a fine wine: he’s playing at his highest level, even better than his MVP season in 2018.

So here we are with a new column, that we’ll try to extend until the end of the season. Every weekend I’ll try to watch two games, one from J1…

He rose from the ashes of one of the biggest fiasco in Japanese football: Yasuhiro Higuchi made it where others failed.

The feeling of being stuck, the expectations and the letdown: this is J. Therapy, a portrait of J2 disappointments.

If there’s a player symbolizing the rebirth of Nagoya Grampus, it’s Japan’s debutant midfielder Sho Inagaki.

Against all odds, the Machida Zelvia striker reached the 100 goals-mark in J2: he’s only the second man to ever achieve this feat.

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.