Football in Tokyo
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Association football is a popular sport, both in terms of participants and spectators, in Tokyo. Tokyo is home to many football clubs.
Introduction[]
National Olympic Stadium was the home venue of the Japan national football team and has traditionally hosted the Emperor's Cup.
History[]
The Tokyo Soccer Club was first winner of Emperor's Cup and this club the oldest Japanese football club[[1]
Clubs[]
The table below lists all Tokyo football clubs.
Division | Club | Founded | Status | Note |
---|---|---|---|---|
J1 League (1st) | FC Tokyo | 1935 | Professional | |
J2 League (2nd) | Tokyo Verdy | 1969 | Professional | |
J2 League (2nd) | FC Machida Zelvia | 1977 | Professional | |
Japan Football League (4th) | Tokyo Musashino City FC | 1939 | Semi-Professional | |
(5th) | Tokyo Soccer Club | 1917 | Semi-Professional/Amateur | |
Kantō Soccer League (5th) | FC Korea | 1961 | Semi-Professional/Amateur | |
Kantō Soccer League (5th) | Tokyo 23 FC | 2003 | Semi-Professional/Amateur |
Honours[]
- Japanese Football Champions (7)
- Tokyo Verdy (7)
- League Cup (5)
- Tokyo Verdy (3)
- FC Tokyo (2)
- Emperor's Cup (10)
- Tokyo Soccer Club (1)
- Astra Club (1)
- (1)
- University of Tokyo (1)
- Tokyo Verdy (5)
- FC Tokyo (1)
Stadiums[]
- Tokyo National Stadium
- Ajinomoto Stadium
Tokyo derbies[]
Main Tokyo derby is match between Tokyo Verdy and F.C. Tokyo
See also[]
- Sport in Japan
- Football in Japan
- Women's football in Japan
- Football in Osaka
- Football in Japan
References[]
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