@@eden1820 Not a ridiculous thing actually. In Japan, the medias were skeptical about Japan's chances, until the game against Colombia happened, then the draw against Senegal
I wish American high school soccer was this big. We need youngsters to have experiences like this to get a taste at what professional play would be like.
Benjamin Robbins no other countries do this, I’m from England and you would be lucky to have the P.E teacher even turn up 😂 I think Americans are just doomed in the football world 😂
@@Apollo-el4zi High school soccer is overlooked. Way too many young talents slip through the clacks with pay-to-play and distance to travel to play academy. I would know, I've personally experienced it first hand.
I'm Japanese and I do play football for my highschool. It's extremely competitive and there are only few that becomes a pro. Some teams are sponsored by Nike Football just like the team Aomori Yamada (strongest highschool not only in football but also in table tennis) like these guys play against Inter Milan u-18 or other strong teams. To play for school like these, you have to be scouted. Schools like these also play in the Japanese u-18 club tournaments at the highest level which is called Premier Leagues...they play against Tokyo FC, Kashima Antlers and other strong Japanese teams
How is high school athletics structured in Japan? Do you have a season like here in America, where you play in a district, or do ya'll just play tournament games.
When they lose (Shoshi) and i see their emotions which tell the whole story of football. Football is not just sport but it's more than that I was happy to see this documenty by you COPA 90 you never disappointed me I love to watch your documentaries thanks that your channel is on UA-cam Gracias!!!
those tournaments arent only to soccer, Baseball, Volley and Basketball recive lot of attention on High School and its tournaments are broadacasted to everyone to see in Free TV
@@cdz2166 rugby is mostly broadcasted on paid tv and like golf is tracted to be a "royal" sport (unironically the emperator song bringed the sport to japan), it only got more popular beacuse of the world cup tat happened
Japanese high school games are always packed with family, friends and classmates coming to cheer. In Japan, when it comes to big tournaments, the school is closed and everyone goes to support.
George1098 High schoolers in America have very little opportunity. Some commute hours just for training every day, while also paying to play on that team. It’s not a local sport here. If you want to get better as an American high school soccer player, you MUST travel to find a club, instead of them finding you.
Not entirely true. High school basketball and American football are incredibly popular. Some highschools have stadiums that professional teams would be jealous of.
Apollo I was specifically talking about Football (soccer). Obviously basketball and American football are going to be very popular in whatever level it is.
Student sports in japan have a long history and it's part of their sports culture, that's why high school football (and even more high school baseball) have a strong following, unlike in other country. Interestingly if football can become popular sports in baseball-loving japan why india can't follow it? They have a similar situation
With a booming population in your youth, the potential would be huge! If India is able to produce many of the best cricketers, surely they have the potential to do something in the realm of football!
I think it's only in US and Japan that high school and College sports have this kind of attention. Because in other countries if you want to play sports you go to academy or clubs. In school you just study.
In Japan, when it comes to big tournaments, the school is closed and everyone goes to support. Japanese high school games are always packed with family, friends and classmates coming to cheer.
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this tournament does not include U-18 teams that J. League clubs own there are two youth development systems for U-18 football. U-18 'club youth', such as U-18 teams that J. League clubs own, and 'high school' teams. Before J. League, the High School Tournament was a showcase of all the top youth players. But as the years went by, there was a growing trend for great youth players to be recruited by U-18 J. League teams first, and players who could not be recruited by U-18 clubs would go to 'high schools'. This includes players like Honda (Gamba U-15) and Shunsuke Nakamura (Yokohama Marinos U-15).
And the scary thing is that there are even bigger tournaments in Japanese high school baseball. football is not the most popular sport in Japan. but Still, there are such popular high-school tournament. Big competitions also exist in Japanese high school volleyball.
yes sort of , the only difference is that these are high school tournaments, the manga instead refers to the elementary and middle school championship of nankatsu
@COPA90 Please may I know, who directed this? The documentary is directed extremely well and with great finesse. Would be great if you could share a credit list as well of the collaborators of the video. Great Stuff!
@@S1986q yeah Croatia is just too strong, at least they managed to get into R16 as 1st, when they were called the weakest in Group E. People always say Spain lost to Japan in purpose to avoid Croatia, but there's no way out for them anyway since they also lost against Morocco.
The 98th All Japan High School Tournament will start in few days, they will show some games online but so far i dont know if they will let non-japanese users to watch the tournament games, what is a shame since this video could had make a lot of overseas people intrested in the tournament
then watch "aoki densetsu shoot" . they perform tiki taka game before barca guardiola watch a small part here (but in foreign language sorry) ua-cam.com/video/MQhkZ59bTX8/v-deo.html
@@el-_-grando-_-_-scabandri then watch Capitan Tsubasa, its a classic of animes and represent a lot about Soccer around japan and its multiple levels ua-cam.com/video/aslFvx3kyso/v-deo.html
Why would they quit? Just because it's their last game in high school? They could go on to play college football in Japan. If not, they could go play in the lower leagues of Japan.
not that easy bud. japan is very limited in teams. think about it, in ur high school soccer team, do u think everyone can go to college and play or play in the lower levels? no, it’s not that easy. in japan, there aren’t as many colleges, same with pro. only J1, J2, J3, and regional leagues
@@yutoshiraishi2451 That's not true. Those who don't go to college can easily find a team (I'm talking a regional league because J1,J2,J3 is too hard). These players who are supposedly playing their last game is a bit absurd. They can join a regional league. There are so many different path ways they can take. It's literally one search away and you can find all the regional leagues and teams around you. Joining the Japanese football association is very accessible to anyone who has played high school soccer or has a little bit of skill. And if you don't want to join the regional leagues because it's too competitive or whatever, I'm sure there are organised leagues. It really is simple.
@@fpsreactions8481 goddamn u don’t know shit my guy. japanese soccer is separated into two beginning pathways. high school soccer and academy soccer. both are good and the best players go to either pro in (j1. j2, j3). from all of the J1, J2, J3, and regional league, there is an academy team (U-18). there are so many high school players that have so much potential but there is such a limited spot on those teams that they just give up and face the reality. all of the J1, J2, J3 and regional league academy teams have at least 1 or 2 players that sign pro contracts from their academy. there are 65 professional teams in the country. if each team wants 5 new players per season, then there are only about 325 spots. you think every high school player and every academy player in the country can earn a spot on a professional team? that’s just unthinkable
@@yutoshiraishi2451 I'm not talking about fucking professional you melon. Professional soccer is J1, J2 and J3. Few players make it to J1, J2 or J3. What I'm saying is that just cuz they're not going pro it doesn't mean they have to quit soccer. They can join regional leagues which have a high level and aren't pro. My guy you don't know what you're saying. There are more than 400 football clubs in Japan's league system. There is plenty of space for anyone who played high school soccer. Making it into the first 3 divisions is almost impossible, but there are lower semi-pro leagues. It's literally one search away.
@@fpsreactions8481 how many high school players do u think there are?? cuz clearly if every high school player tried to go that route, only a small percentage can do that. and plus most high school players go to college football anyways. i know there are regional leagues and prefectural leagues. but in japan, playing at those regional teams won’t have good pay and cannot make enough money. which is why a lot of players go to college to play football or get. a degree or just quit and find a better source of income. because playing at the regional level will not pay you enough.
Thank you for the video. It's quite well-put together. Unfortunately, the goal highlights were not as good. It's too "stylised." I am sure the they're good enough without the hand-drawn animation style.
Why do some people doubt and say japan soccer teams cant play good yeah they say that but when the ace of the team comes they be quiet every team has an ace my dream is to play in a japan Highschool for soccer i wanna become a ace:(
Maybe yes cause baseball in japan is like religion, but football have a growing attention in recent year, but still koshien is more culturally important than this one
@@osolsl9321 i follow the national statistic service pool about most popular sports, in the last 2 yesrs, soccer was behind Sumo Lot of young woman like sumo beacuse of japense aesteric and stuffs like drinking tea as watches sumo
yea there is also Koshien as well, but Koshien is on spring and summer, actually the reason this tournament is played on Fall/Winter is beacuse there is no Koshien on it
NTV (the japanese channel that broadcasts the tournament), for some reason, is highly strickt with some sports events (and High School Soccer is one of those) if they put some footage, NTV would shut down the video instantily Another stupid thing that NTV does is the fact that the videos and highlights that they produce for the tournament are Japan only
To avoid Copyright strikes. You must be new to this Channel. Check out their coverage during EURO 2016. They had to edit the goals in the tournament as animated-like scenes so no Copyright strikes would be anywhere near the coverage they made, except for the Superclasico Derby Days Episode, it was taken down because there were plenty of scenes made it inevitable to be Copyright striked (until this comment is made).
Japan did so well last World Cup. It’s obvious they have a very strong youth structure. This was wild
They didn't deserve to be in ro16 in first place
@@chelsealazer3710 that's a ridiculous thing to say
belgium - japan was the best match i watched that tournament.
@@eden1820 Not a ridiculous thing actually. In Japan, the medias were skeptical about Japan's chances, until the game against Colombia happened, then the draw against Senegal
US would need to call it Football before that. Not fucking soccer.
I wish American high school soccer was this big. We need youngsters to have experiences like this to get a taste at what professional play would be like.
Benjamin Robbins no other countries do this, I’m from England and you would be lucky to have the P.E teacher even turn up 😂 I think Americans are just doomed in the football world 😂
No, we need kids going to top European academies. High school soccer is useless.
Pretty much support grassroots teams to sponsor HS kids because while the NCAA is in control not much is going to change.
@@Apollo-el4zi High school soccer is overlooked. Way too many young talents slip through the clacks with pay-to-play and distance to travel to play academy. I would know, I've personally experienced it first hand.
@UCyKe5j2ky9cBAodazza2vOA
The US is even more crazy when it comes to Basketball, Baseball and especially American Football.
I'm Japanese and I do play football for my highschool. It's extremely competitive and there are only few that becomes a pro. Some teams are sponsored by Nike Football just like the team Aomori Yamada (strongest highschool not only in football but also in table tennis) like these guys play against Inter Milan u-18 or other strong teams. To play for school like these, you have to be scouted. Schools like these also play in the Japanese u-18 club tournaments at the highest level which is called Premier Leagues...they play against Tokyo FC, Kashima Antlers and other strong Japanese teams
Issey M Man I live in the wrong country here where I live in Canada we dont even have a team.
Now everyone knows Daichi Kamada
omg same here I'm japanese and you are just amazing! keep going:)
How is high school athletics structured in Japan? Do you have a season like here in America, where you play in a district, or do ya'll just play tournament games.
@@Jerrel28 there's no such a thing as seasons in Japan, u just play 3 straight years of whatever sport ur playing.
Wow I'm Japanese but never knew you'd release a video about Japan's High School football. Cheers!
Do u play football
When they lose (Shoshi) and i see their emotions which tell the whole story of football.
Football is not just sport but it's more than that
I was happy to see this documenty by you COPA 90 you never disappointed me
I love to watch your documentaries thanks that your channel is on UA-cam
Gracias!!!
Bruh I thought thats only in Amimes were high school sports get this much attention lmao.
Gabe Films lmao for real 😂😂
Japan go big
In Japan similar to the USA. High School and College sports is your chance to showcase your talent and go professional.
@@rockzs74r yeah but the difference between crowds are huge.. Some d1 games don't have more than 100 people watching
@@SampleSweg In Football or as they call it soccer yes. But for Basketball and American Football its different story
Awesome! Yet again Japan impresses in regard to football on and off the pitch
those tournaments arent only to soccer, Baseball, Volley and Basketball recive lot of attention on High School and its tournaments are broadacasted to everyone to see in Free TV
@@superninja252 Dont forget rugby
@@cdz2166 rugby is mostly broadcasted on paid tv and like golf is tracted to be a "royal" sport (unironically the emperator song bringed the sport to japan), it only got more popular beacuse of the world cup tat happened
Japanese high school games are always packed with family, friends and classmates coming to cheer.
In Japan, when it comes to big tournaments, the school is closed and everyone goes to support.
Make this vids more lenght about15-20min because its just like scratch the surface of this tournament 😉😉😉
I would LOVE to go to Japan and see this EPIC high school tournament for myself!
The animated part of the game was the best part of this doc that was so well done
High school sports are generally a big deal in Japan. In the US it’s either basketball or U.S. oval football
Not in HS... In college it's a big deal.
@@soro31337 ?? high school sports is massive over here
@@ratedpending depends on the region. in texas they have 30000 person gridiron stadiums but here in Seattle basketball is king
@@cheef825 I mean my point still stands but I agree
Yet, here in the U.S. in high school depending on where you’re at, the only people watching the game are parents lol.
George1098 High schoolers in America have very little opportunity. Some commute hours just for training every day, while also paying to play on that team. It’s not a local sport here. If you want to get better as an American high school soccer player, you MUST travel to find a club, instead of them finding you.
Not entirely true. High school basketball and American football are incredibly popular. Some highschools have stadiums that professional teams would be jealous of.
Well Football (A.k.a Soccer) is not the alpha sports there. The situation is entirely different for Basketball or American Football.
Apollo I was specifically talking about Football (soccer). Obviously basketball and American football are going to be very popular in whatever level it is.
Itsuki just scored the winning penalty to promote Tokyo Verdy to J1!
In india🇮🇳 sports is not given any importance in schools and soceity.......only studies are given importance........i hope one day this will change
Sukant Kumar except cricket maybe.
We don't even have a unified football league man. It's just disheartening.
Student sports in japan have a long history and it's part of their sports culture, that's why high school football (and even more high school baseball) have a strong following, unlike in other country. Interestingly if football can become popular sports in baseball-loving japan why india can't follow it? They have a similar situation
With a booming population in your youth, the potential would be huge!
If India is able to produce many of the best cricketers, surely they have the potential to do something in the realm of football!
I think it's only in US and Japan that high school and College sports have this kind of attention. Because in other countries if you want to play sports you go to academy or clubs. In school you just study.
It may, change is apart of life, it is never ending, and what is thought must one day be carried out.
世界中の人達に日本の高校サッカーを知ってもらえるので、凄くありがたい動画です。
私はトーナメントを3年間見ます
私の唯一の嘆きは、NTVがトーナメントを放送したり、日本国外に住んでいる人々のためにゲームのハイライトを見せたりすることを好まないことです
トーナメントに関連するすべてを日本のみにジオブロックします
superninja252 どこの国もそんな感じだよ
In Japan, when it comes to big tournaments, the school is closed and everyone goes to support. Japanese high school games are always packed with family, friends and classmates coming to cheer.
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Japan’s really the best country in the world
this is where Captain Tsubasa came from
Tsukushi Tsukamoto brought me here. Days manga is great.
this tournament does not include U-18 teams that J. League clubs own
there are two youth development systems for U-18 football. U-18 'club youth', such as U-18 teams that J. League clubs own, and 'high school' teams. Before J. League, the High School Tournament was a showcase of all the top youth players. But as the years went by, there was a growing trend for great youth players to be recruited by U-18 J. League teams first, and players who could not be recruited by U-18 clubs would go to 'high schools'. This includes players like Honda (Gamba U-15) and Shunsuke Nakamura (Yokohama Marinos U-15).
Everything in Japan seems so simple
And the scary thing is that there are even bigger tournaments in Japanese high school baseball. football is not the most popular sport in Japan. but Still, there are such popular high-school tournament. Big competitions also exist in Japanese high school volleyball.
What an amazing video. Absolutely loved this!
Copa90 keep it up!!!
I really feel like moving to Japan
They take their sports seriously
Such an emotional video that I’m almost in tears! Thanks for uploading.
Here after Japan's 2-1 win over Germany at the 2022 World Cup
日本サッカーの原動力
Is this Captain Tsubasa? 🤔⚽
Yes and no. Its similar but is not based in this tournament. You get it?.
@@jorgevecinocastro3407 I get it
@@jorgevecinocastro3407 explain.
This is the real deal & real-world version of my beloved anime series.
yes sort of , the only difference is that these are high school tournaments, the manga instead refers to the elementary and middle school championship of nankatsu
It's take japan 97 year. Man I guess my country should patient. Hope I can live more 50 year to watch them success in World Cup.
I was at this game, my son would comment to playing for Shoshi the next year. Itsuki would go pro, my son played with him the next year.
all the best to your son
Same thing for Japanese high school baseball its called Koshien at Koshien stadium
This is like basketball or football in high school in the USA. Here in Indiana high school basketball is like a religion.
It says under16 in the description but it should be under18
It's highschool. You can guess it betwen 16-18 years old
i know i maybe over exaggerate this but i really love how they treat the tournament like a world cup final!
the story of blue lock start from this type of school competion where isagi lost final
Yes, its not because Japan lost to Belgium back in 2018, like baseball, football is very popular in Japan.
Tournament arcs are always hype
My boy Itsuki!!!!!!! I'm rooting for him!!🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Now,, he is pro player playing for j league team kashima antlers
tQ COPA 90.Always want to know this tournament as it famous in their comic.
wow i thought its only in anime like shoot! or captain tsubasa , but in reality them highschool football tournament famous too
@COPA90 Please may I know, who directed this? The documentary is directed extremely well and with great finesse. Would be great if you could share a credit list as well of the collaborators of the video. Great Stuff!
The 99th tournament was ongoing and team who beat soshi in this film (aomori yamada) once again reached semifinal for the third times
I have no idea that high school football could be that big
Here after Japan's win 2-1 over Spain at the 2020 World Cup
and then they lost against croatia
@@S1986q yeah Croatia is just too strong, at least they managed to get into R16 as 1st, when they were called the weakest in Group E. People always say Spain lost to Japan in purpose to avoid Croatia, but there's no way out for them anyway since they also lost against Morocco.
@@user-bf9dk4xb1j Japan has to aspire to bigger things, not to be happy to beat the worst Germany and Spain, that way they will be better
@@S1986q yeah they really need to, I'm hoping to see a stronger samurai blue team next time!
My wishlist when i can go to japan: watch this tournament and high school baseball tourney in koshien
10 million people watching high...school football
6:00 i'm so goosebumps
That loss made me almost cry.
Damn
The 98th All Japan High School Tournament will start in few days, they will show some games online but so far i dont know if they will let non-japanese users to watch the tournament games, what is a shame since this video could had make a lot of overseas people intrested in the tournament
Wish this happened in south Africa for high school
Para los que creen que, los partidos de Capitain Tsubasa son pura ficcion. Esa pasion en los juegos de secundaria es real.
Inazuma Eleven, But for real.
"there’s no other high school football tournament like it anywhere on the planet"
someno itsuki did become pro,now he plays from kashima antlers
We need an anime of this
Then watch anime name 'Area no kishi'
First watch trailer here
ua-cam.com/video/VSL5LxYsrEw/v-deo.html&feature=player_embedded
then watch "aoki densetsu shoot" . they perform tiki taka game before barca guardiola
watch a small part here (but in foreign language sorry)
ua-cam.com/video/MQhkZ59bTX8/v-deo.html
@@el-_-grando-_-_-scabandri then watch Capitan Tsubasa, its a classic of animes and represent a lot about Soccer around japan and its multiple levels
ua-cam.com/video/aslFvx3kyso/v-deo.html
Captain Tsubasa
I wish my country (South Africa 🇿🇦)
Can improve our football by doing a similar tournament like this
Too much racism & incompetent leaders for this to happen in SA, sadly.
Better than the top flight in my country
If only they had Tsubasa in their team!
So inazuma eleven is real?
Very
so your telling me these kids can use hissatsu techniques
Copa90, can you guys check out the football in India? maybe in the near future perhaps?
better than women's world cup
Aomori Yamada and Shoshi
watching this high with headphones feels like anime (high af rn)
This makes me feel wanting to move to Japan so that I can play in a high school match being watched by many people
I'm 15 years old btw😁
Not u16 though. 17-18 year olds. My son is playing for Horikoshi this year, he's only 17. Most of them are 18.
Nankatsu are the best team in japan
Is that milwall with the surgical masks at 6:57
Lmao 😂
COVID 19
Amaizing, like Captain Tsubasa!!!
must be great to play in front of that crowd at there age most wont make it as a professional football player..
Oliver Tsubasa
Why would they quit? Just because it's their last game in high school? They could go on to play college football in Japan. If not, they could go play in the lower leagues of Japan.
not that easy bud. japan is very limited in teams. think about it, in ur high school soccer team, do u think everyone can go to college and play or play in the lower levels? no, it’s not that easy. in japan, there aren’t as many colleges, same with pro. only J1, J2, J3, and regional leagues
@@yutoshiraishi2451 That's not true. Those who don't go to college can easily find a team (I'm talking a regional league because J1,J2,J3 is too hard). These players who are supposedly playing their last game is a bit absurd. They can join a regional league. There are so many different path ways they can take. It's literally one search away and you can find all the regional leagues and teams around you. Joining the Japanese football association is very accessible to anyone who has played high school soccer or has a little bit of skill. And if you don't want to join the regional leagues because it's too competitive or whatever, I'm sure there are organised leagues. It really is simple.
@@fpsreactions8481 goddamn u don’t know shit my guy. japanese soccer is separated into two beginning pathways. high school soccer and academy soccer. both are good and the best players go to either pro in (j1. j2, j3). from all of the J1, J2, J3, and regional league, there is an academy team (U-18). there are so many high school players that have so much potential but there is such a limited spot on those teams that they just give up and face the reality. all of the J1, J2, J3 and regional league academy teams have at least 1 or 2 players that sign pro contracts from their academy. there are 65 professional teams in the country. if each team wants 5 new players per season, then there are only about 325 spots. you think every high school player and every academy player in the country can earn a spot on a professional team? that’s just unthinkable
@@yutoshiraishi2451 I'm not talking about fucking professional you melon. Professional soccer is J1, J2 and J3. Few players make it to J1, J2 or J3. What I'm saying is that just cuz they're not going pro it doesn't mean they have to quit soccer. They can join regional leagues which have a high level and aren't pro. My guy you don't know what you're saying. There are more than 400 football clubs in Japan's league system. There is plenty of space for anyone who played high school soccer. Making it into the first 3 divisions is almost impossible, but there are lower semi-pro leagues. It's literally one search away.
@@fpsreactions8481 how many high school players do u think there are?? cuz clearly if every high school player tried to go that route, only a small percentage can do that. and plus most high school players go to college football anyways. i know there are regional leagues and prefectural leagues. but in japan, playing at those regional teams won’t have good pay and cannot make enough money. which is why a lot of players go to college to play football or get. a degree or just quit and find a better source of income. because playing at the regional level will not pay you enough.
Here after read Ao Ashi. Aomori Yamada is strong same as in manga Aomori Seiran
amazing passion! ❤
give me more!! i want to know more!!
Bruh im Portuguese but tomorrow I will beg my mom for we to change to Japan just to play this
Not to criticise but I'm pretty sure its under 18s.
These people sit through 2 hours long censored porn so I'm not at all surprised at their interest in high school football
lmao
Where can I watch the full games of this
ua-cam.com/video/aDd7n3TAlpQ/v-deo.html
Is this a series?
Is there qualification for the tournament?
not. This has entered the semi-finals of the national tournament because it has been covered by the media
Thank you for the video. It's quite well-put together. Unfortunately, the goal highlights were not as good. It's too "stylised." I am sure the they're good enough without the hand-drawn animation style.
Abdullah most likely is copyright reason
Damn
April 10, 2024
could probably make an anime out of it. . . especially out of some team and players
they did a lot, the most known is Capitan Tsubasa
go go Itsuki
Ha! This is captain tsubasa stuff!
well Tsubasa is based on entire Japan and international soccer culture so
no comments?
Idk why
Check high school football in jamaica. It's all most the same magnitude but less viewers than tis thou.
Why do some people doubt and say japan soccer teams cant play good yeah they say that but when the ace of the team comes they be quiet every team has an ace my dream is to play in a japan Highschool for soccer i wanna become a ace:(
i mean, japan is quite successful in Asia, but facing the big names of Europe and america and africa they can't do much
goldenlegend 666 theyre not like bad but im not sure what makes them struggle against non asian teams
Is it just japan and US, any other country having this much emphasis to highschool sports?
US HS?... Not even US football in Deep South get that kind of attention... College yes but not HS.
soro_i college sports in US are more popular in the US than HS but for Japans highschools its somewhat rugby and soccer who are more popular
Korea
this is nothing compared to their highschool baseball tournament
Maybe yes cause baseball in japan is like religion, but football have a growing attention in recent year, but still koshien is more culturally important than this one
@@falihsaukhan5365 soccer is kinda competing with sumo for popularity
@@superninja252 nope soccer is way more popular than sumo. Sumos fan base is mostly elderlies
@@osolsl9321 i follow the national statistic service pool about most popular sports, in the last 2 yesrs, soccer was behind Sumo
Lot of young woman like sumo beacuse of japense aesteric and stuffs like drinking tea as watches sumo
@@superninja252 im japanese and i live in japan, so i dont believe whatever stat ur looking at it really doesnt present the reality.
Koshien
yea there is also Koshien as well, but Koshien is on spring and summer, actually the reason this tournament is played on Fall/Winter is beacuse there is no Koshien on it
Kuroko no football
COPA90にちょいちょい出てくるオバサン誰？
So arrr... where was the footage of the game?
NTV (the japanese channel that broadcasts the tournament), for some reason, is highly strickt with some sports events (and High School Soccer is one of those) if they put some footage, NTV would shut down the video instantily
Another stupid thing that NTV does is the fact that the videos and highlights that they produce for the tournament are Japan only
The protagonist or the main antagonist is that man 5:59
I was born in the wrong country 😂 lol
野球もサッカーも！
so #9 itsuki got signed by borussia dortmund straight out of high school o.O
That's just so cool
rly? he plays for kashima antlers
actually he was called to be on the national team and they played against borussia dortmund in germany
What Anime that the atmostphere is like this? I mean like in baseball the anime Diamond no ace they show what Atmoshphere baseball has in japan
Days
Now blue lock
Why didn't you show the goals?
To avoid Copyright strikes.
You must be new to this Channel.
Check out their coverage during EURO 2016. They had to edit the goals in the tournament as animated-like scenes so no Copyright strikes would be anywhere near the coverage they made, except for the Superclasico Derby Days Episode, it was taken down because there were plenty of scenes made it inevitable to be Copyright striked (until this comment is made).