Japan Football Hall of Fame

Japan Football Hall of Fame (日本サッカー殿堂) is housed at the Japan Football Museum (ja:日本サッカーミュージアム), in JFA House in Bunkyo, Tokyo. The Hall aims to celebrate the achievements of the all-time top Japanese football players, managers, and other persons who have been significant figures in the history of the game in Japan.

2005[]

• Kunishige Kamamoto
• Ryuichi Sugiyama
• Ryuzo Hiraki
• Masakatsu Miyamoto
• Shigeo Yaegashi
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• Yuzuru Nozu
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• Ken Naganuma
• Shunichiro Okano
• Taizo Kawamoto
• Dettmar Cramer
• Goro Yamada
• Shigemaru Takenokoshi
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2006[]

• Toshio Iwatani
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• Taro Kagawa
• Hideo Shinojima
• Teizo Takeuchi
• Misao Tamai
• Masanori Tokita
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• Hirokazu Ninomiya
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• Kenzo Yokoyama
• Takaji Mori
• Teruki Miyamoto
• Masashi Watanabe
• Aritatsu Ogi
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2007[]

• Mitsuo Kamata
• Yoshitada Yamaguchi
• Hiroshi Katayama
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• Shigeyoshi Suzuki

2008[]

• Saburo Kawabuchi
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• Shiro Teshima

2009[]

• Ikuo Matsumoto
• Hidetoki Takahashi
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2010[]

• Daishiro Yoshimura
• Hiroshi Ochiai
• Hiroshi Kagawa
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• Ryozo Suzuki

2011[]

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• Christopher W. McDonald

2012[]

• Yasuhiko Okudera
• Yoshikazu Nagai
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2013[]

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• Hans Ooft
• Shizuo Takada

2014[]

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• Michihiro Ozawa
• Mutsuhiko Nomura

2015[]

• Teiichi Matsumaru
• Yukio Shimomura
• Hiroshi Ninomiya
• Kenji Onitake

2016[]

• Zico
• Japan national football team at 1936 Summer Olympics

2017[]

• Shu Kamo
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2018[]

• Hisashi Kato
• Ruy Ramos
• Japan national football team at 1968 Summer Olympics

2019[]

• Akira Nishino
• Takeshi Okada
• Norio Sasaki

2020[]

• Kazushi Kimura
• Philippe Troussier

External links[]

• Japan Football Hall of Fame at Japan Football Association