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J. Legends – Hideomi Yamamoto

Legends who played a full career in the J. League are not easy to find: Hideomi Yamamoto has been among those ones.

We’ve decided to look at profiles who might down or up the ladder of Japanese football: this is Part 2.

We’ve decided to look at profiles who might down or up the ladder of Japanese football: this is Part 1.

When they dropped from J2 to the newborn J3 in 2014, Gainare Tottori seemed ready to bounce back. They didn’t.

First Kyoto, then Gifu, now Kumamoto: Takeshi Oki might not coach again in J1 in his career, but he’s developing the stars of tomorrow.

J2 League has rarely seen the firepower Albirex Niigata is bringing to the pitch these days. Is that even allowed?

We wouldn’t have expected Vegalta Sendai to bounce back this good in J2. Yasushi Endo is one of the (main) reasons.

We wondered if Motoki Hasegawa was going to be a one-hit-wonder. Instead, in 2022 he’s been even better than in his rookie year.

Yuto Suzuki wasn’t playing in J3 a few years ago. With Júbilo Iwata, he found a new way to emerge.

A return to an old love, a Dutch leader, and the Ienaga look-a-like: these are the Top 10 transfers from last Winter in J2 League.