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Japanese
Who are the soccer stars?
Japanese Historical Soccer
sports star (ball sport)
The rankings are as follows:
1、Hidetoshi NakataHidetoshi Nakata was twice the Asian Footballer of the Year, three times nominated for the Asian Golden Ball Award, and four times nominated for the World Footballer of the Year, and Hidetoshi Nakata's popularity is top notch in Asia and even in the world. Handsome appearance, modest character, fashionable charm all in one, he was the man of the hour in that era of Japanese soccer, Asian soccer. 2, Keisuke Honda
2, Keisuke Honda in the history of the Japanese national team is an unrivaled presence, he is the only player in the history of Japanese soccer to face the other six continents in addition to the Asian teams have scored goals, is the history of the World Cup in Asia's top scorer, in 2013 won the Asian Golden Ball Award.
3, Kagawa Shinji Kagawa Shinji is one of the most successful players in the history of Japanese soccer, as the leader of the modern type of front waist in the history of Asian football, the athletic ability is very outstanding, the club results are also proud of the group, he has repeatedly won the Bundesliga title, the English Premier League Championship, and was selected as the Asian Football Confederation's best travel to Europe in 2012.
Japan men's national soccer teamThe Japan men's national soccer team is the representative soccer team of Japan under the jurisdiction of the Japan Football Association, founded in 1921. After winning the 1992 Asian Cup in Japan, the Japan men's national soccer team won the Asian Cup in Lebanon in 2000, the Asian Cup in China in 2004, and the Asian Cup in Qatar in 2011, making it the team with the most number of wins in the history of the Asian Cup. And they won the East Asian Cup (including the Dynasty Cup) five times in 1992, 1995, 1998, 2013 and 2022. Six times in the World Cup final round, respectively in 2002, 2010 and 2018, reached the round of sixteen.On December 6, 2022, 2022 Qatar FIFA World Cup 1/8 finals, Japan lost 2-4 to Croatia on penalties, stopping in the round of sixteen.
