An introduction to the J.League | History, league structure, main teams and more!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- There's never been a better time to get into the J.League. Japanese players like Kyogo Furuhashi, Daizen Maeda and Reo Hatate are making names for themselves overseas; the J.League is being broadcast in more countries than ever before; plus there's more English language content about Japanese football than ever before.
But jumping straight into the J.League can be overwhelming. So this video is an introduction to everything you need to know about the J.League. Starting with a bit of history, then an overview of the league structure, a look at the cup competitions, an overview of the biggest teams, and then some information on how to watch and follow the J.League.
If you have any more questions about the J.League, feel free to ask in the comments.
For more on the history of Japanese football, check out the Football Destinations Japan series here - • Football Destinations ...
J.League overseas broadcasters list
www.jleague.co/broadcast/
Japanese football content links
J.League International
/ @jleagueinternational
JTalk Podcast
jtalkpod.podbean.com/
FC Ryukyu Blog
fcryukyublog.home.blog/
Frontale Rabbit
frontalerabbit.blogspot.com/
Gamba Osaka blog in English
gambaosakaenglish.blog/
J.League Regista
jleagueregista.wordpress.com/
JSoccer Magazine
www.jsoccer.com/
Nagasaki Blue & Orange
nagasakiblueorange.wordpress....
The Japan Times
www.japantimes.co.jp/sports/j...
Tricolore Pride (Yokohama F. Marinos blog)
tricolorepride.wordpress.com/
Video links
Please check out these channels for Japanese football content.
motdサッカー観戦貧乏旅行
/ @motd
VHSの本棚
/ @vhs4531
Follow Lost in Football Japan
/ lifjapan
/ lostinfootb. .
lostinfootballjapan.com
Contents
0:00 - Intro
0:45 - J.League history
1:10 - J.League structure
3.27 - The cup competitions
5:34 - The biggest J.League teams
9:43 - How to watch and follow the J.League
10:46 - Outro - กีฬา
Thank you for watching, everyone! If you have any questions about the J.League, let me know in the comments. And if you know any other good resources for following the league in English or other languages, feel free to share!
Can't wait until all this worldwide mess is finally over so that I can visit Japan and J-League matches again!
Praying someone gets the broadcasting rights for J.League here in the US.
TH-cam broadcasts a lot
Very insightful mate, great videos. ありがとうございます
Thank you! I'm glad to hear you found it helpful!
Very interesting J.League videos & content for Football Lovers to learn and understand.
Greetings from J.League Fans in Indonesia
Thank you!
Thank you for the great content 😀
I wish i can go to japan for college and experience the j league
Here to prepare for my FM save.
Hopefully fans are allowed to chant and wave the flags. The pageantry was partly why I started watching. Great thing to watch to pregame for the super cup tonight and in general. Good stuff👍
Thanks! Hope you enjoy the Super Cup! I went to a pre-season friendly yesterday, and the flags are back now. Hopefully chanting will be allowed again soon, too
Can't wait till the new season starts. This will be the first season where I will be paying much more and closer attention. In particular when it comes to the team I've decided to follow(Gamba Osaka).
Nice! Enjoy the season. Hopefully it'll be a good one for Gamba
Great video! It's a shame that no one's broadcasting the J-League in the Philippines and that international broadcasters only cover J1. Still, looking forward to the 2022 season!
Thank you! I hope the J.League will be broadcast in the Philippines soon
Very informative video. I can’t wait for the 2022 J.League season to start!
Thanks! Me too!
This is so great! Thank you so much arigato
Thank you!
Great Video, keep up that good work! Will be an interesting J-League season. Greetings from Germany
Thank you!
Good channel about j league 👍🏿
I come here once more because a player from my country just joined Tokyo Verdy.
I hope Pratama Arhan has a great career with Tokyo Verdy!
@@LostinFootballJapan i hope so too!
A year late but I’ll be spending a year in Japan as a English teacher and hoping I get placed nearby a J1 stadium, I’ll take a J2 team though!
Brilliant video!
Would you like to create a fantasy team?
Thank you! And, sure, I'll have a go at creating a fantasy team. You've done a great job setting it up! I'll give it a go!
3 words only describe yokohama football: glory, heartbreak, miracles
Hi, loved the video ar you still making new stuff?
Greetings I have one question what you think is going to happen to sagan tosu in this new season relegation?
I was surprised with their performance last season.
Sagan Tosu often seem to perform better than expected. My feeling this season is that they'll be mid-table again. I'll be making a predictions video soon, so I'll go into a bit more detail then
I like some sports in Japan. Japan is a country that has all kinds of sport inherited from Europe, UK, USA, Australia, India, China, Africa and Brazil.
Hi, is there any Shimizu S-Pulse English blog out there? A big fan of Suzuki!
Unfortunately I don't think there are any S-Pulse blogs in English. But the official S-Pulse website publishes match reports and other news in English - www.s-pulse.co.jp/english
Cool Channel. Is there a most supportet Team across all of Japan?
Thank you! The best supported team is probably Urawa Reds. In the late-2000s, they were averaging nearly 50,000 fans for home games
@@LostinFootballJapan So they have a Fanbase in Kyusho or Hokkaido to, or is it more regional, focused on Saitama Prefecture?
It's a more local fan base around Saitama and Tokyo. Urawa's fan base is quite different to other J.League clubs. It feels closer to a European style of support, which I think appeals to a lot of people
@@LostinFootballJapan Sad that they had this racism issues. Hope that has changed.
J League, Asian football in its finest form.
Sanfrecce Hiroshima cruelly overlooked
Don't worry, Sanfrecce will be getting some attention on the channel soon!
How did african players like Ado Onaiwu come in contact with the J league?
by playing professionally