Mr. Sakka
Yasuhito Endo was and will be the main landmark of J.League. We won’t see another one of his kind.
Read More Mr. SakkaYasuhito Endo was and will be the main landmark of J.League. We won’t see another one of his kind.
Read More Mr. SakkaA former J1 MVP, an interesting striker from J2, and a gem from Yamagata: these are the Top 10 transfers from last Winter in J1 League
Read More The Market Report – 2023, J1 LeaguePeter Utaka was one step from leaving Japan for good. Instead, at 38 years old, he’s still ballin’.
Read More Cloud NineFirst Kyoto, then Gifu, now Kumamoto: Takeshi Oki might not coach again in J1 in his career, but he’s developing the stars of tomorrow.
Read More The SorcererThe feeling of being stuck, the expectations and the letdown: this is J. Therapy, a portrait of J2 disappointments.
Read More J. Therapy – Kyoto SangaA new column has started from a few weeks and we’re trying to bring forward this weekly appointment. Every weekend we’re gonna try to watch two games, one from J1 and one from J2. Maybe sometimes there will be space for J3 in the int’l breaks, but those two will be our main topic. “The […]
Read More The Regista Diaries – May 11, 2021A close promotion race, a first title ever and some disappointments: these have been the awards for 2020 in the second division.
Read More 2020 Regista Awards: J2 LeagueThe J. League time is over for Marcus Tulio Tanaka, but 2019 will say goodbye to one of the best Japanese interpreters in pro-history.
Read More The sweeper-scorerAfter seeing many dark seasons, even flirting with relegation chances, Kyoto Sanga are coming back, thanks a new coach and a younger core.
Read More The (old) capital strikes back?Kansai is the area usually defined as Kyoto in the east, to Kobe/Hyogo in the west. And this year it is a hotbed of interesting storylines. We are starting this set of previews with only non-J1 side in the region….. Kyoto Sanga Stadium: Nishikyogoku Last year: 5th in J2 What to expect in 2017: […]
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