J.League Regista – Page 29 – Nihon, Sakkā, Mirai. All in one place.

Blanklisted – Yoshinori Suzuki

With J. League Stats (@J1tokei on Twitter), we looked out for the underrated gem of J1. For episode 2, we move to Kyushu and Oita.

Lost Treasures – Márcio Richardes

One great season to feature in the Best XI, but it was just a sparkle in the dark. In the fourth episode of this column, we remember a classy Brazilian in Niigata.

Blanklisted – Riku Matsuda

With J. League Stats (@J1tokei on Twitter), we looked out for the underrated gems of J1. First up is the right-back from Cerezo Osaka.

The prodigal son

Hayato Nakama grew up in Reysol’s youth sector, but he played almost a decade in J2 before coming home. Now it’s his time to shine.

Lost Treasures – Hiroyuki Taniguchi

One great season to feature in the Best XI, but it was just a sparkle in the dark. In the third episode of this column, we talk about a midfielder who ignited Kawasaki Frontale.

La aventura manchega

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

The maiden year

FC Imabari are ready to take the first steps in pro-football, but just remember how other clubs coped with the J3 debut.

One goal, two strikers

Tsugutoshi Oishi and Kazuhito Kishida might sound new to neutral fans, but they’re about to make more history in J3 League.

The Market Report – 2020 J3 League

Fallen prodigies, old returns and heroes searching for a new uniform to wear: these have been the 10 most interesting signings in the third division.

The architect in Yokohama

Yuki Stalph has been among the revelations of the last J3 season. We had a chat with him to understand how much further YSCC could go in the future.

J. Legacy – The neighbors: South Korea

J. League developed through the football movements which left a mark on it. South Korea gave a lot to the Japanese championship.