J.League Regista – Page 38 – Nihon, Sakkā, Mirai. All in one place.

Boulevard of Broken Dreams

It’s not the first J1 League offers us a surprise relegation, but Kashiwa Reyol’s case might actually be the most disappointing example in the last decade.

The crownless winners

Honda FC dominated Japan Football League, but their plans don’t involve a future pro-status. Yet they smashed many records this year.

Football Fantasy – Yamanashi

A land surrounded by nature, featuring one of the most surprising clubs of the last decade: this is Yamanashi.

GSO – The Great Showtime in Okinawa

FC Ryukyu have pushed the limit for J3 League to a beautiful extent: now Okinawa is ready for some (and well-deserved) J2 football.

Hail to the Cho

With a cup final to play and a miraculous safety on the horizon, Cho Kwi-jea has proved himself once for all.

Football Fantasy – Hokkaido

Football is growing in the North of Japan and the road might develop interestingly.

The unsurprising surprise

Despite featuring every pre-season among relegation candidates, Vegalta Sendai saved themselves. Once again.

The Renegades’ Song

2018 season is gifting us a miraculous year by five strikers, who certainly weren’t expecting such a goal-scoring form in this moment of their careers.

When We Were J. Leaguers: Giuseppe Zappella

Giuseppe Zappella lived in Japan for just one year, but he cherishes a wonderful memory of his adventure with Urawa Red Diamonds.

When We Were J. Leaguers: Giuseppe Zappella

The Nipo-Brasileiro dream

Patric is currently owning the J. League, living a MVP-season and leading Sanfrecce Hiroshima to the title. Most of all, though, his dream seems to be Japan-releated.

Fantasy Football – Miyazaki

A former Asian Cup winner, a striker with 100+ goals in J1 League and the Miyazaki-est player ever existed: that’s Miyazaki Prefecture in football.