Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
Anyone know the story of the genius plan for promoting football in Japan: They created Captain Majed animation for people to fall in Love with Football and they had a plan in mind to win the World Cup by 2050. I respect that and I hope I can Win.
Just a wild suggestion, maybe you could consider inviting JFootball for a trip to Japan, for promoting your popularity on UA-cam? He is based in South Korea, much easier, and he has over 1 million subscribers.
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
I just went to Japan as well. I went and saw Cerezo Osaka play in the J league Cup vs FC Tokyo as well as at home vs. Yokohama. I can vouch it is a wonderful experience! Cerezo Osaka fans do not stop cheering for a second. Much love from the USA🙌
OMG! That opening match was insane! All that entertainment before the game kicks off. Then the first goal for FC Tokyo was amazing! You've witnessed something unbelievable there Ellis! Thank you for sharing this with your followers.
Excellent video. My uncle lives in Yokohama and took me to see them against Reysol (at Yokohama) it was an incredible experience. Fans are so passionate and the country is one of the best.
its crazy how passionate japanese fans are for every sport, ive seen rugby and wrestling hosted by them and the fans were just as passionate. i think the pandemic robbed us of one of the most exciting olympic games i think if there were fans at the olympics it wouldve been insane
I am a Japanese living in Tokyo. It's exactly as you say. It was a pity that there were no spectators at the Olympics. It didn't feel like the Olympics were being held in Tokyo.
I am eight minutes in watching the FC Tokyo content and I have chills going down my back just watching the passion in that stadium. I really did not think Japanese fans were that passionate for soccer.
SO glad the J-league was finally covered on your UA-cam! Definitely come see more games over here because since moving here last year I fully agree that Japanese games are so much more fun than the UK ones - not to mention they make the UK crowds sound quiet!! The mascots are also so fun and there's an annual competition where all fans vote for their favorite across all the leagues I'm biased - I support the team of the prefecture I live in, Nagasaki V-Varen - LET'S GO J1!
bro im from latin america, and i heard some of the chants had the same rythm as ours... it felt like watching football from here with all the atmosphere . i wanna pick a team to cheer on now😂😂
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
I’ve been living in Japan since last August and have been to a few J-League games. Such a different fan experience to the UK. Really recommend you watch a Vissel Kobe or Consadole Sapporo game ⚽️🇯🇵
as the nephew of diego oliveira, very happy he gets recognized like, and be ive witnessed crazy the japanese atmosphere, as someone who is from brazil but has been in japan a bunch of times to watch football, it is one of the best experiences ive had, so sick, if you visit again, hope you visit the tokyo stadium, who knows you dont get a signed shirt also
Thank you so much for putting the spotlight on the J-League. Considering that it’s still a relatively young league, I think it has tremendous potential to grow on the global stage.
I’d say the J-League has arguably the best standard of football in Asia. Very technical. Lots of long passing sequences. Would be in the top 10 leagues in the world for quality too, up there with leagues in the Netherlands Belgium & Portugal
@Tanaka How is football “not that popular” when it’s actually Japan’s second-favorite Western sport? (Only behind baseball of course). It’s just a curious question since many Japanese players play for various European clubs these days as well.
@Tanaka Ah okay, that make sense that most Japanese prefer watching the European leagues than J. League (including the lower divisions). Your earlier comment sounded like you said football is “not that popular overall” in Japan. My apologies for being confused.
Kashiwa Reysol fan here, I was surprised that you came to watch the game vs Yokohama FC, because I was in the stand :D We lost 1-0 that game, And I was shocked when Ogawa (right now at NEC in the Dutch league) scored the PK, but our fans was not looking down, but cheered until the end. Thank you for mentioning Hosoya's name, as I can see him in Europe in the near future. Hope you come to Hitachidai again, and cheer for us again :)
I am a Kashima Antlers supporter. The second point is Chinen's goal. Chinen transferred from rival team Kawasaki this year in search of an opportunity to play. Midway through the season, he had been on the bench due to system changes, but he made it to the finish line for the first time in a long time. That made the goal performance crazy.
Mine too. Japan is doing something right in its development of players for such an endless stream of quality talent. The games are very entertaining too
Probably one of the best videos I've seen you do on this channel. Japan is right at the top of my bucket list of countries to go to some day. Just think it would be a amazing experience. This video certainly adds credibility to that thought. Great video.
Baseball and football are THE sports in high schools, there is regional and national competitions that are a big deal and many students attend for hone games. I’m not surprised that spills over into fan culture for both sports as adults.
I am a soccer fan in Japan. Your video gave me a fresh perspective as if I were a foreigner from overseas and experiencing Japan for the first time. It's been 30 years since J-League started and I found soccer exciting. I remember several games during the first year of J-League that I watched on TV. J-League quickly became so popular that it was almost impossible to get tickets for the games. And I was a college student at the time and had no money to buy tickets. How wonderful to have great soccer fans like you here! Thank you for sharing the 30th-anniversary J-League games and your experiences in Japan to the world. Personally, I am a Yokohama FC fan, so I am glad you picked up the Kashiwa vs Yokohama FC game.
You can see in Ellis’ face he is in dreamland, I would be the same, J-League is so much different then any other leagues in Europe but they go unnoticed, Ellis is giving them the attention they most certainly needed
I went to the Gamba Osaka vs Yokohama FM game about 3 weeks ago, it was a terrific atmosphere. One thing I loved was at full time all the players who finished the game line-up in the centre circle and bow to the fans in appreciation of their support, it happens at every game, it's a pity we don't do it in England. I just remembered, at the end of the Gamba vs Yokohama game I went to, there was a scuffle between Gamba's coach and a supporter, the gamba fans were very unhappy that they'd lost 2-0 at home and were bottom of the table, punches were thrown.
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
I have followed J League for few years, Frontale is my favorite J League team. The fans are passionate though some of the stadiums are quite small, the atmosphere is always great.
Welcome to Japan! I went to stadium Kashima vs Nagoya. I recomend to the match Kashima vs Urawa,because both team's fan are craziest in Japan and both uniform colors are red and rivals. and so you can experience like "HELLi" in their stadium. and both stadium are very big and beautiful
Took my parents to Yokohama F Marinos game (against Yokohama FC) when we were in Japan in April. They had a great time, eventually you need to see a baseball game, cause it is just different played in Japan versus the states.
What an amazing football culture they have over in Japan! Full of passion, dedication, and respect. The fact that away ultras can go into stadiums with flags and banners just tells you how well behaved and civil they are. You won't be seeing any of that in the majority of football games in Europe, South America, North America, and Asia. From a Mexican Ultra to Japan, you guys have won my respect. 👏🏼❤🇯🇵🇲🇽
@@merc2413 There is no denying Latin America's passion for football. Japan is getting more & more passionate for the beautiful game and we can't deny that aswell.
@@Ultras1981 but dont compare it. Majority of latin america countries such as mexico, central america, south america got over 100 years playing this game, kids only thinking about football, playing in poverty streets, thinking how they gonna make it, its a way of life for us.
@@merc2413 Yes I completely agree with Latin America's passion like I said earlier. Here's a crazy fact you might not have known, Japan's first official football match was in 1888! However It was not until 1921, that the Japanese Football Association (JFA) was established. So they have nearly the same years with Latin America when it comes to playing the game! Crazy right?
@@Ultras1981 oh no a match that was played in 1898, even australia played a match at those years and look at where football ranks in popularity, it wasn’t until like the 1980s until japan actually started having a league, and its not even the most popular sport in the country yet, meanwhile in latin america football rules number 1 in 95% of the countries i mentioned, and has had actual leagues being played for over 100 years
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
日本の旅を楽しんでいただけたようで何よりです。 もし次にあなたが日本にやってくることがあれば、次は西日本エリアを巡って見る事をお勧めします。 今後、長崎や広島に最先端のサッカー専用スタジアムが開場しますし、三部リーグでの長野対松本のダービーマッチは日本で一番熱狂的なダービーマッチの一つと言えます。 We are glad you enjoyed your trip to Japan. If you ever come to Japan again, we recommend you visit the western Japan area next time you are in the country. In the future, state-of-the-art football stadiums will open in Nagasaki and Hiroshima, and the derby match between Nagano and Matsumoto in the Third Division is one of the most frenetic derby matches in Japan.
The food in Japan in general is just next fucking level. Maybe the best in the world. Every region has their own specialty too and literally every single one of them is banging. Fucking love Japan.
I hear you. Japanese take massive pride in what they do from the multinational CEO to the parking attendant on the street. Their food culture is very peculiar. They don't eat cr*p and food quality is safe. Its no coincidence that the Japanese have the longest lifespan of any people in the world.
Japanese Football Culture is surely amazing and I have no words to describe how awesome the fans were especially the cheers. Even one of the stadiums is special too.
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
that striker yuma suzuki had a great spell in belgium last time he went abroad, was the league's top scorer if i remember correctly. he went back to japan for some reason but he can totally make it in europe and i reckon he could start for leeds no problem
I've been studying abroad here in Tokyo since september, and knew just a little about the JLeague, and made it a goal of mine to see every team play live before I leave the country. Something you learn very quickly is just how passionate the fans are. Prematch, during, and postmatch, the energy I've felt around Japanese stadiums is unreal. It's a shame you didn't get to see an Urawa Red Diamonds game during your trip here. It's a widely known statement throughout the league that the team has the best fans in the league. They're the team I support (and who sent Nagoya's 77, Kasper Junker on loan to Nagoya) and the atmosphere in Saitama Stadium is one of the best I've ever experienced. Been trying to go to a Kashiwa game myself, but the tickets are incredibly hard to come by! Jealous you got to get to a game before I have. The soccer culture here is incredible, and I will dearly miss it when I go back to America!
I’ve been living in Kashima for almost a year now and I love how almost everyone in the city including me get to wear an Antlers jersey to work on matchdays and on Fridays before a Saturday home game
Great video ... loved the coverage of the great fan sections and food options outside the stadiums. I've added J-League to my bucket list of soccer experiences.
My favorite J-League club is my family's hometown Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo! So happy that they've finally been broadcasting the games on their UA-cam page.
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
I have been to Japan twice and absolutely love it man. My friend and neighbor I grew up with is Japanese and his mother still has family there so I got to go back with him. Videos are awesome man and you did a great job of detailing the fans and their passion. I was blown away by the fans and the support when we went to a game in Yokohama. Love the content man and we appreciate you being genuinely grateful for everything you get to do. Thanks for being you dude you truly kick ass.
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
Superb content, I'm going to have to start following the J League now! The history of some of the league's most recognised players and the fanbases is fascinating.
According to Michal Mikic, a Croatian player who played for Hiroshima, the club I support, the J-League was perfectly run, salaries were paid correctly and there was no corruption. On the other hand, major differences exist with other major Asian leagues. Foreign investment is regulated and financial fair play is strictly enforced, resulting in a level of competition that is top in Asia, but is outstripped by clubs in China and the Middle East in terms of financial strength. There is no oil money here, and the lack of overwhelmingly well-funded clubs means that the race for the championship is unpredictable every year. In Europe, the image is similar to the 'Bundesliga without Bayern'.
Have been watching J League since the first year! Thanks for showcasing the best Asian league in your video. Kawasaki is always my love. Hope see you again soon
Thanks for coming and sharing our J-league man! I wanted you to experience food in the stadium, they are not just simple hotdogs, every team is really organizing various food trucks and I would say that is marvelous! Some of the fans are coming to the lunch, not watching the game sometimes haha
The whole experience of going to a J League match is so enjoyable. The fans are incredibly supportive but polite. The singing is deafening and I really love the way both teams bow to all the stands after the match. The mascots are amazing too!
I’m amazed by the first match. The atmosphere is unreal,unlike anything I’ve seen. I would never have considered a j league match before but now that fixture there I need to go to
Welcome to Japan. Japan has a lof of Premier League Supporter(I think 5 years ago they are LaLiga supporter). J leagues supporter and Premier League Supporter are fighting recently on the internet,
Tifo and Support so similiar to european one. A bit like in Italy, France or Germany. But it seems like they have their own style if it comes to cheers and rhythm. Interesting to watch. J League will be on my bucket list as well now!
Yokohoma FC are the team I support in the J-League after a great FIFA realistic road to champions league so considering how dreadful the season has been for us I was really really happy with the scoreline. Thank you for vlogging the culture for us to look back on fondly 🍻
Absolutely amazing Japan is country i have always wanted to visit because of its culture and this translates to an amazing soccer atmosphere full of theatre , respect and colour English clubs could learn something here KRO
Welcome to Japan! Thanks for nice report. In fuct I have never been to our National Stadium. Maybe I should go see how it's like in person. Looks so much fun. 😄👍
I don’t know if this is something common elsewhere, but one thing I absolutely love when watching J-league is that usually the winning team sings the opposing team’s song to show respect
Visited Japan in april, unbelievable country and even managed to catch a footy match. Glad to see you've experienced it too Ellis! Nothing on Wrexhams mighty Cae Ras though
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
WOW! J League doing this for you can really tell you how popular you are in Japan. Cant wait for you to get invited to more leagues, hopefully they let you in Argentina and/or Brazil.
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
Japanese pride and energy is something I would really really love to see bleed into other nations. The respect, the culture, the atmosphere is just so positive and healthy I can't help but envy the Japanese and it's truly wonderful growth and culture in all facets
This is one of the reason I love your channel. I never would know how amazing japenes football is in person. Wow very loud vocal and great atmospheres. Adds to the list of place I need to go to haha. You still need to do a utrecht game though :P
I really enjoyed this pal.. I thought you doing this alone would of been crap. But it wasn't it was excellent.. As a ex casual. I can see how family's now love the game. Thank God the bad old days are well gone.. Again I never really give praise. But brilliant..
To anyone commenting a random J league team, you’re supposed to do that on the j league video I’ve linked, not this video!
fyi you haven't linked the video :)
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
Where’s the link? I see no j league video link
Where is the link Elis I cant see it I have looked & looked for it.
Grampus eight 🤗
Hope you enjoyed the matches and see you again in Japan soon! 😉
😎🤝
Kazuyoshi Miura feature please!
Anyone know the story of the genius plan for promoting football in Japan:
They created Captain Majed animation for people to fall in Love with Football and they had a plan in mind to win the World Cup by 2050.
I respect that and I hope I can Win.
Sounds like all your hard work has lead to exciting future endeavours. Well done
Just a wild suggestion, maybe you could consider inviting JFootball for a trip to Japan, for promoting your popularity on UA-cam? He is based in South Korea, much easier, and he has over 1 million subscribers.
Crazy atmosphere for such a young league. Mad respect.
Jリーグは毎年どこが優勝するのか分からないので面白いリーグですよ👍
@@浦和の漢-d7tyokohama marinos gonna win it this year for sure
Thank you to coming to Japan!! From Iwata supporter!
日本に来てくださってありがとうございます！！磐田サポーターより。
Was not expecting to hear You’ll Never Walk Alone at a J-League game. I am now officially an FC Tokyo ultra. What an atmosphere.
Brilliant 😂 visit our stadium anytime lad!
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
I was in the middle of a COD game and my head snapped back, it was so awesome lol
Have fun in the Europa League,Liverpool Fan
I just went to Japan as well. I went and saw Cerezo Osaka play in the J league Cup vs FC Tokyo as well as at home vs. Yokohama. I can vouch it is a wonderful experience! Cerezo Osaka fans do not stop cheering for a second. Much love from the USA🙌
Visit again! No matter where you are in the world, "Cerezo family" is one 🌸
浦和レッズ！
OMG! That opening match was insane! All that entertainment before the game kicks off. Then the first goal for FC Tokyo was amazing! You've witnessed something unbelievable there Ellis! Thank you for sharing this with your followers.
Excellent video. My uncle lives in Yokohama and took me to see them against Reysol (at Yokohama) it was an incredible experience. Fans are so passionate and the country is one of the best.
its crazy how passionate japanese fans are for every sport, ive seen rugby and wrestling hosted by them and the fans were just as passionate. i think the pandemic robbed us of one of the most exciting olympic games i think if there were fans at the olympics it wouldve been insane
I am a Japanese living in Tokyo. It's exactly as you say. It was a pity that there were no spectators at the Olympics. It didn't feel like the Olympics were being held in Tokyo.
@@悟山田-k6p It's China‘s fault
I am eight minutes in watching the FC Tokyo content and I have chills going down my back just watching the passion in that stadium. I really did not think Japanese fans were that passionate for soccer.
You should have seen them when they got into the knockout round in the World Cup
Besides Urawa, Avispa Gamba Bellmare and other clubs are very enthusiastic
Japanese are some of the most wonderful people.
Indian living in the US, I love them from both sides.
Nice that Hatate got a mention! He’s been unreal since he’s been in Scotland 🏴
Footy Adventures in Japan pls 🙏
SO glad the J-league was finally covered on your UA-cam! Definitely come see more games over here because since moving here last year I fully agree that Japanese games are so much more fun than the UK ones - not to mention they make the UK crowds sound quiet!! The mascots are also so fun and there's an annual competition where all fans vote for their favorite across all the leagues
I'm biased - I support the team of the prefecture I live in, Nagasaki V-Varen - LET'S GO J1!
bro im from latin america, and i heard some of the chants had the same rythm as ours... it felt like watching football from here with all the atmosphere . i wanna pick a team to cheer on now😂😂
One thing I've noticed about football in Japan is there's hardly any stewards. The fans are trusted to behave. So awesome.
Agreed!
Highly functioning society that takes pride in itself.
It’s the same in Australia. You’d have to be pretty stupid to run onto the pitch otherwise that’d be the last game you ever see at that venue
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
One of the many benefits of a homogeneous, high-trust, high-IQ society.
I’ve been living in Japan since last August and have been to a few J-League games. Such a different fan experience to the UK. Really recommend you watch a Vissel Kobe or Consadole Sapporo game ⚽️🇯🇵
Did you get to see Iniesta play? If so, how was his performance level?
@@yangerjamir0906 sadly both times he wasn’t even on the bench. Still bought the jersey though 🤣
@@matthewthompson5655 that's a bummer..on the bright side, you got to experience football games in Japan.
Consadole!!!!!!!!!!!!
日本のフットボール文化を楽しんでくれる外国人が増えることはすごく嬉しい
We here in the Philippines, although few, are faithfully watching Jef Tabinas and also have our fave J League teams
リーグの問題はタイムゾーンです。私はブラジルに住んでいますが、試合時間はすべて夜明けです
@@meçicareca67 Yes, it's problem for us Brazilians
みんなはJ リーグについて知っているべきだ！
as the nephew of diego oliveira, very happy he gets recognized like, and be ive witnessed crazy the japanese atmosphere, as someone who is from brazil but has been in japan a bunch of times to watch football, it is one of the best experiences ive had, so sick, if you visit again, hope you visit the tokyo stadium, who knows you dont get a signed shirt also
The Japan fans were class at the World Cup 🇯🇵
they always are arent they, mad support and respect for their team and everyone
Apparently host the best rugby world cup in terms of fan experience as well.
KUBO Takefusa (belonging to Real Sociedad) is one of FC Tokyo's academy graduates.
Thank you so much for putting the spotlight on the J-League.
Considering that it’s still a relatively young league, I think it has tremendous potential to grow on the global stage.
I’d say the J-League has arguably the best standard of football in Asia. Very technical. Lots of long passing sequences.
Would be in the top 10 leagues in the world for quality too, up there with leagues in the Netherlands Belgium & Portugal
Instantly impressed by the food stalls outside the National Stadium... and then blown away by the light show. Pure spectacle
Can't say I ever appreciated that football could be so big in Asia, the passion and atmosphere looks like it would rival any league in Europe
@Tanaka it really is though!
@Tanaka How is football “not that popular” when it’s actually Japan’s second-favorite Western sport? (Only behind baseball of course).
It’s just a curious question since many Japanese players play for various European clubs these days as well.
Not that popular, most ppl watch european football instead
@Tanaka true
@Tanaka Ah okay, that make sense that most Japanese prefer watching the European leagues than J. League (including the lower divisions). Your earlier comment sounded like you said football is “not that popular overall” in Japan. My apologies for being confused.
Kashiwa Reysol fan here, I was surprised that you came to watch the game vs Yokohama FC, because I was in the stand :D We lost 1-0 that game, And I was shocked when Ogawa (right now at NEC in the Dutch league) scored the PK, but our fans was not looking down, but cheered until the end. Thank you for mentioning Hosoya's name, as I can see him in Europe in the near future. Hope you come to Hitachidai again, and cheer for us again :)
I am a Kashima Antlers supporter. The second point is Chinen's goal. Chinen transferred from rival team Kawasaki this year in search of an opportunity to play. Midway through the season, he had been on the bench due to system changes, but he made it to the finish line for the first time in a long time. That made the goal performance crazy.
Jリーグ に 興味 頂いて ありがとうございます
お陰様で Jリーグも 30周年 です
楽しんで頂いてもらった ようで 良かったです 👍🏻
また 他のチームも 観に来てくださいね
The J-League is one of my favorite leagues in the world. Extremely entertaining.
Mine too. Japan is doing something right in its development of players for such an endless stream of quality talent. The games are very entertaining too
So hyped for you to cover the J league it doesnt get the love abroad it deserves big FC Tokyo fan really hope to experience it first hand some day
Probably one of the best videos I've seen you do on this channel. Japan is right at the top of my bucket list of countries to go to some day. Just think it would be a amazing experience. This video certainly adds credibility to that thought. Great video.
Baseball and football are THE sports in high schools, there is regional and national competitions that are a big deal and many students attend for hone games. I’m not surprised that spills over into fan culture for both sports as adults.
I am a soccer fan in Japan. Your video gave me a fresh perspective as if I were a foreigner from overseas and experiencing Japan for the first time.
It's been 30 years since J-League started and I found soccer exciting. I remember several games during the first year of J-League that I watched on TV. J-League quickly became so popular that it was almost impossible to get tickets for the games. And I was a college student at the time and had no money to buy tickets.
How wonderful to have great soccer fans like you here! Thank you for sharing the 30th-anniversary J-League games and your experiences in Japan to the world.
Personally, I am a Yokohama FC fan, so I am glad you picked up the Kashiwa vs Yokohama FC game.
You can see in Ellis’ face he is in dreamland, I would be the same, J-League is so much different then any other leagues in Europe but they go unnoticed, Ellis is giving them the attention they most certainly needed
Like nothing I’ve ever seen before!
I went to the Gamba Osaka vs Yokohama FM game about 3 weeks ago, it was a terrific atmosphere. One thing I loved was at full time all the players who finished the game line-up in the centre circle and bow to the fans in appreciation of their support, it happens at every game, it's a pity we don't do it in England. I just remembered, at the end of the Gamba vs Yokohama game I went to, there was a scuffle between Gamba's coach and a supporter, the gamba fans were very unhappy that they'd lost 2-0 at home and were bottom of the table, punches were thrown.
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
@@vifcoz
浦和のファンは少し頭がおかしい。
Hitachi dai stadium kashiwa athmosphere is unique, not really massive stadium but the amazing athmosphere is unreal
The fan atmosphere in these games is nutty. Definitely putting a JLeague game on the to do list whenever I end up visiting Japan
Recommendation is to watch Urawa Reds games at Urawa home.
This is why I love watching the J league, the fans are always creates amazing atmosphere!
@@toshikaki5268I’m from Kawasaki so I don’t like marinos, but I must admit, they probably have one of the best fan atmosphere
I have followed J League for few years, Frontale is my favorite J League team. The fans are passionate though some of the stadiums are quite small, the atmosphere is always great.
Welcome to Japan!
I went to stadium Kashima vs Nagoya.
I recomend to the match Kashima vs Urawa,because both team's fan are craziest in Japan and both uniform colors are red and rivals. and so you can experience like "HELLi" in their stadium.
and both stadium are very big and beautiful
Took my parents to Yokohama F Marinos game (against Yokohama FC) when we were in Japan in April. They had a great time, eventually you need to see a baseball game, cause it is just different played in Japan versus the states.
What an amazing football culture they have over in Japan! Full of passion, dedication, and respect. The fact that away ultras can go into stadiums with flags and banners just tells you how well behaved and civil they are. You won't be seeing any of that in the majority of football games in Europe, South America, North America, and Asia. From a Mexican Ultra to Japan, you guys have won my respect. 👏🏼❤🇯🇵🇲🇽
Japan doesn’t compare to the passion of latin america
@@merc2413 There is no denying Latin America's passion for football. Japan is getting more & more passionate for the beautiful game and we can't deny that aswell.
@@Ultras1981 but dont compare it. Majority of latin america countries such as mexico, central america, south america got over 100 years playing this game, kids only thinking about football, playing in poverty streets, thinking how they gonna make it, its a way of life for us.
@@merc2413 Yes I completely agree with Latin America's passion like I said earlier. Here's a crazy fact you might not have known, Japan's first official football match was in 1888! However It was not until 1921, that the Japanese Football Association (JFA) was established. So they have nearly the same years with Latin America when it comes to playing the game! Crazy right?
@@Ultras1981 oh no a match that was played in 1898, even australia played a match at those years and look at where football ranks in popularity, it wasn’t until like the 1980s until japan actually started having a league, and its not even the most popular sport in the country yet, meanwhile in latin america football rules number 1 in 95% of the countries i mentioned, and has had actual leagues being played for over 100 years
WOW! Those fans are awesome! The glow sticks, the lights tracing the pitch, the pregame, the drones, the light show, the noise. Just wow
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
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Japanese football fans are so energetic and supportive of their team.
日本の旅を楽しんでいただけたようで何よりです。
もし次にあなたが日本にやってくることがあれば、次は西日本エリアを巡って見る事をお勧めします。
今後、長崎や広島に最先端のサッカー専用スタジアムが開場しますし、三部リーグでの長野対松本のダービーマッチは日本で一番熱狂的なダービーマッチの一つと言えます。
We are glad you enjoyed your trip to Japan.
If you ever come to Japan again, we recommend you visit the western Japan area next time you are in the country.
In the future, state-of-the-art football stadiums will open in Nagasaki and Hiroshima, and the derby match between Nagano and Matsumoto in the Third Division is one of the most frenetic derby matches in Japan.
日本で1番は言い過ぎだよ
The food in Japan in general is just next fucking level. Maybe the best in the world. Every region has their own specialty too and literally every single one of them is banging. Fucking love Japan.
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I hear you. Japanese take massive pride in what they do from the multinational CEO to the parking attendant on the street. Their food culture is very peculiar. They don't eat cr*p and food quality is safe. Its no coincidence that the Japanese have the longest lifespan of any people in the world.
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@@kwanman5146 Japan, the place where you can eat raw eggs and people won't look at you differently.
Japanese Football Culture is surely amazing and I have no words to describe how awesome the fans were especially the cheers. Even one of the stadiums is special too.
For sure. Unreal!
japanese people in general are cultured tbh
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
I was lucky to see a Urawa Red Diamonds match a few years ago and the atmosphere is incredible
Please come to see the Urawa game again!
@@JOKER-ij2cq I'm going to watch a Levian Cup match if I'm lucky
Never thought of Japan as a big footballing nation but this was wild. Adding this to the bucket list for sure.
This is great. Personally i like that you showcase the different fanculture, ie. here how the players go to the fans before the match for example.
that striker yuma suzuki had a great spell in belgium last time he went abroad, was the league's top scorer if i remember correctly. he went back to japan for some reason but he can totally make it in europe and i reckon he could start for leeds no problem
He come back to Japan because he wants to take a title for KASHIMA ANTLERS！
I've been studying abroad here in Tokyo since september, and knew just a little about the JLeague, and made it a goal of mine to see every team play live before I leave the country. Something you learn very quickly is just how passionate the fans are. Prematch, during, and postmatch, the energy I've felt around Japanese stadiums is unreal. It's a shame you didn't get to see an Urawa Red Diamonds game during your trip here. It's a widely known statement throughout the league that the team has the best fans in the league. They're the team I support (and who sent Nagoya's 77, Kasper Junker on loan to Nagoya) and the atmosphere in Saitama Stadium is one of the best I've ever experienced. Been trying to go to a Kashiwa game myself, but the tickets are incredibly hard to come by! Jealous you got to get to a game before I have. The soccer culture here is incredible, and I will dearly miss it when I go back to America!
They have to sent 1 foreigner on loan, but yeah, Junker is better than Linssen or Schalk, those 2 almost never score.
Japan doing big things in matchday experiences by the looks of it. Massive respect to the J League and the good people of Japan.
I’ve been living in Kashima for almost a year now and I love how almost everyone in the city including me get to wear an Antlers jersey to work on matchdays and on Fridays before a Saturday home game
Great video ... loved the coverage of the great fan sections and food options outside the stadiums. I've added J-League to my bucket list of soccer experiences.
My favorite J-League club is my family's hometown Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo! So happy that they've finally been broadcasting the games on their UA-cam page.
this is why i love football, it always has the best atmosphere and unites people and to show their support for their favourite team
What amazing fans and great stadiums and you couldn’t even see any police And very few Stewart in the ground
I would love to visit Japan, the people seem very nice and friendly and calm.
What a video. What a guy 👊🏼 Congrats on all your achievement this year mate!! 🎉
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
Please do japanese football more their football culture is surprisingly impressive
Welcome to Kashiwa, my home😊 Food quality in every Jleague stadium is top quality. Hope you come back and enjoy other places as well.
I have been to Japan twice and absolutely love it man. My friend and neighbor I grew up with is Japanese and his mother still has family there so I got to go back with him. Videos are awesome man and you did a great job of detailing the fans and their passion. I was blown away by the fans and the support when we went to a game in Yokohama. Love the content man and we appreciate you being genuinely grateful for everything you get to do. Thanks for being you dude you truly kick ass.
I'm so glad you're showcasing J-League. I've been watching for several years and it's freaking great. Kawasaki and Sapporo are my teams. Thanks dude!
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
Superb content, I'm going to have to start following the J League now! The history of some of the league's most recognised players and the fanbases is fascinating.
According to Michal Mikic, a Croatian player who played for Hiroshima, the club I support, the J-League was perfectly run, salaries were paid correctly and there was no corruption.
On the other hand, major differences exist with other major Asian leagues. Foreign investment is regulated and financial fair play is strictly enforced, resulting in a level of competition that is top in Asia, but is outstripped by clubs in China and the Middle East in terms of financial strength.
There is no oil money here, and the lack of overwhelmingly well-funded clubs means that the race for the championship is unpredictable every year.
In Europe, the image is similar to the 'Bundesliga without Bayern'.
That's definitely a atmosphere I wouldn't expect in a football match in Japan.
Pretty amazing!
Japanese football and baseball culture is fantastic... they love their sports!
Have been watching J League since the first year! Thanks for showcasing the best Asian league in your video. Kawasaki is always my love. Hope see you again soon
Wow the J League is awesome. Probably have to say my favorite J League team is the Kashima Antlers
Thanks for coming and sharing our J-league man! I wanted you to experience food in the stadium, they are not just simple hotdogs, every team is really organizing various food trucks and I would say that is marvelous! Some of the fans are coming to the lunch, not watching the game sometimes haha
Reminds me of the marvelous food sold at Shinkansen stations, which are often regionally unique too! 🥰
The whole experience of going to a J League match is so enjoyable. The fans are incredibly supportive but polite. The singing is deafening and I really love the way both teams bow to all the stands after the match. The mascots are amazing too!
Such amazing atmospheres , this is why I love football
I’m amazed by the first match. The atmosphere is unreal,unlike anything I’ve seen. I would never have considered a j league match before but now that fixture there I need to go to
Welcome to Japan.
Japan has a lof of Premier League Supporter(I think 5 years ago they are LaLiga supporter).
J leagues supporter and Premier League Supporter are fighting recently on the internet,
Tifo and Support so similiar to european one. A bit like in Italy, France or Germany. But it seems like they have their own style if it comes to cheers and rhythm. Interesting to watch. J League will be on my bucket list as well now!
Japan will win the World Cup to make Asia proud cannot wait until that day arrive
Yokohoma FC are the team I support in the J-League after a great FIFA realistic road to champions league so considering how dreadful the season has been for us I was really really happy with the scoreline.
Thank you for vlogging the culture for us to look back on fondly 🍻
I never thought I would see Yokohama FC supporters in this comment section.
Where are you from?
The best video you have ever done. And the Japanese fans wow. Brilliant from every single team you saw
Thank you!
Absolutely amazing Japan is country i have always wanted to visit because of its culture and this translates to an amazing soccer atmosphere full of theatre , respect and colour English clubs could learn something here KRO
Welcome to Japan!
Thanks for nice report. In fuct I have never been to our National Stadium.
Maybe I should go see how it's like in person. Looks so much fun. 😄👍
Better atmosphere than in most Premier League games
As a FC Porto fan, i find it outrageous that we wasted a talented player as Nakajima also the ambience in the FC Tokyo pre mach and match was amazing
I wish you got to see Urawa Reds too. Just watch the ACL championship game.
I don’t know if this is something common elsewhere, but one thing I absolutely love when watching J-league is that usually the winning team sings the opposing team’s song to show respect
Visited Japan in april, unbelievable country and even managed to catch a footy match. Glad to see you've experienced it too Ellis! Nothing on Wrexhams mighty Cae Ras though
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
WOW! J League doing this for you can really tell you how popular you are in Japan. Cant wait for you to get invited to more leagues, hopefully they let you in Argentina and/or Brazil.
Urawa Reds is the most radical cheering team in Asia. In Japan, I often get into fights with supporters of opposing teams. The support is also very enthusiastic, spending money.
その通りです。
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welcome to kashima antlers!!!🦌🦌🦌
What an amazing atmosphere. I feel like us here in the states could learn from it.
That Reysol curry looks delightful, Japan might be unbeaten for stadium food
Everyone I know who has been to Japan……absolutely love it!
This has made me want to go to Japan even more. Great video. As for my fav team, Vissel Kobe who currently have Iniesta playing for them
Big up to you Ellis! Have been following your channel for a while now, and seems like you exploded last few months.
Japan looks amazing I'd love to go
Japanese pride and energy is something I would really really love to see bleed into other nations. The respect, the culture, the atmosphere is just so positive and healthy I can't help but envy the Japanese and it's truly wonderful growth and culture in all facets
This video is brilliant. The atmospheres are so so good.
This is one of the reason I love your channel. I never would know how amazing japenes football is in person. Wow very loud vocal and great atmospheres. Adds to the list of place I need to go to haha. You still need to do a utrecht game though :P
Very jealous! Looks absolutely incredible. Yet another reason to go to Japan! I'd probably take an umbrella though haha
Jleague should bring you in to do english commentary as well for a match or two in the future.
19:53 Bowing and respect are huge parts of Japanese culture. Train guards bow to a carriage before doing a ticket check as well
I really enjoyed this pal.. I thought you doing this alone would of been crap. But it wasn't it was excellent.. As a ex casual. I can see how family's now love the game. Thank God the bad old days are well gone.. Again I never really give praise. But brilliant..
Asian football on the rise📈