J.League Regista – Page 34 – Nihon, Sakkā, Mirai. All in one place.

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.

Miracle in Ibaraki?

It’s not easy to settle down with yourself. In life, you bear ambition, desires and hopes: not all of them will be granted or achieved. In the worst cases, they…

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.

J. League 101: discovering “J-Talk Pod”

While the J. League seems finally on the brink of a global narrative about itself, the J-Talk Pod has already done it for a long time.

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.

Fantasy Football – Fukuoka

Among Japanese Prefectures, Fukuoka may be one of the few which didn’t get mentioned enough. In football, though, they could do better.

The Nagano curse

In their sixth season of J3 League, Nagano Parceiro face the weight of seeing their results getting worst every year that goes by. Somehow, though, J2 hopes are still in the background.

Six clubs in search of a season

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

Less is more

J. League is facing a new waves of stardom, but Japanese clubs might take a look of what stars are actually made of.

Ryohei Hayashi, the Ditto celebrator

The striker of Tokyo Verdy is the embodiment of why J2 is so fun to watch. Also, he could shine again in this 2019 season.