足球道路 10：日本 热血联盟 Japanese Football Hot-blooded League| NewTV华语纪录片
高中联赛，在人最容易迷茫的青春岁月中，编织了一个美丽的梦想，以足球的名义激励着一代又一代的日本青年为之拼搏。足球，对于他们来说，是一个载体，它承载的是一代又一代的青春岁月！纪录片《足球道路》邀您收看第十集《热血联盟》，带您了解日本高中足球联赛！
In Japanese football, they value youth training very much, especially the national high school league, while the competition between high schools is also very fierce.
iếp tục với đất nước Nhật Bản với bao thăng trầm trong giới bóng đá. Các thiếu niên mang trong mình ước mơ được giang rộng đôi cánh trên sân bóng. Hãy đón xem tập này để thấy được các thiếu niên này đã cố gắng thế nào để đạt được ước mơ của mình nhé.
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足球道路 09：日本 队长小翼 Japan Football| NewTV华语纪录片
日本自1998年以来，连续第六次出现在世界杯决赛圈。日本足球长足的发展，一方面归功于他们联赛体系的不断完善，另外一方面，他们还需要感谢一名特殊的球员，正是在这名球员的激励下，越来越多的日本青少年投身足球事业，让日本足球事业繁荣发展。
体育文化纪录片《足球道路》第9集正片《队长小翼》带您重走日本足球发展之路。
Japan football once was not very popular, but later managed to enter the World Cup anyway, which was much motivated by a cartoon named Captain Tsusaba. Later, the FA was founded, registered football players increased, youth training system and professional leagues got perfected, and advanced conceptions was brought in from Brazil. All of these enabled Japan football to become stronger and stronger gradually.
Depuis 1998 et six fois de suite, le Japon n'arrête pas d'être qualifié à la Coupe du monde. Le développement du football japonais est d'un c?té d? à leur système de ligue qui ne cesse d'être perfectionné et d'un autre, à un joueur sépcial. C'est justement gr?ce à lui et son encouragement que de plus en plus de jeunes japonais s'adonnent à une carrière de footballeur professionnel permettant au football japonais de continuer de se développer.
Chắc hẳn ai trong chúng ta cũng đã từng đọc hoặc biết đến bộ truyện Tsubasa Giấc mơ sân cỏ, câu chuyện mang lại động lực để cố gắng thực hiện ước mơ bản thân cho rất nhiều người, đặc biệt là những ai mơ ước trở thành cầu thủ chuyên nghiệp. Đội bóng Nankatsu thành phố Tokyo đã ra đời như thế đấy, nó như sự phá vỡ tầng giấy mỏng giữa truyện tranh và hiện thực vậy. Cùng xem để thấy bóng đá Nhật Bản đã vượt qua bi kịch Doha và đứng trên sân khấu World Cup thế nào nhé.
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Kawasaki Frontale clinch J. League title despite defeat to Cerezo Osaka
Kawasaki Frontale clinch J. League title despite defeat to Cerezo Osaka
OSAKA – Only twice in the J. League’s previous 12 seasons under a single-stage format has the first-division champion been decided with games to spare.
Now that number stands at three.
Kawasaki Frontale may have lost 2-1 at Cerezo Osaka on Saturday afternoon, but Sanfrecce Hiroshima’s 1-0 loss to Vegalta Sendai ensured the Kanagawa Prefecture side of a first-place finish in the 2018 campaign.
With the title chase having essentially become a two-team race several rounds ago, Frontale arrived at Yanmar Stadium knowing it would need only to match Sanfrecce’s result at home to become the fifth club to claim consecutive J1 titles.
“This is what we aimed for all season,” said Frontale striker Yu Kobayashi.
They did it with a starting lineup featuring no fewer than six players who have called Kawasaki home since graduating from high school or university.
The first half was slower than what one would expect from both teams, perhaps owing to a rough-looking Yanmar pitch that in places resembled 70’s-style shag carpeting.
While Frontale occasionally pressured the Cerezo goal, mostly behind midfielder Hidemasa Morita’s clever dribbling efforts, there was little indication that the match was destined to become a goalscoring bonanza of the likes fans have come to expect from Kawasaki manager Toru Oniki’s side.
“It would have been great to clinch the title with a win or draw, but we’ve reached this title with steady work over the year,” said Oniki.
When the deadlock finally broke it was a former Kawasaki player on the board, as striker Kenyu Sugimoto ended a nearly three-month scoreless streak to put Cerezo up 1-0.
Had results stood in both Osaka and Hiroshima, the title chase would have extended at least until Nov. 24’s Round 33, where Frontale could potentially have clinched in the home of Tamagawa Clasico rival FC Tokyo.
But at Edion Stadium, a 67th-minute goal by 34-year-old Naoki Ishihara put Vegalta ahead, erasing Sanfrecce’s hope of a fourth league crown.
With fine netminding by the two Korean goalkeepers — Kawasaki’s Jung Sung-ryong and Cerezo’s Kim Jin-hyeon — throughout the second half, the 26,600 in attendance in Osaka seemed prepared to accept what would be a subdued title celebration.
That changed in the 90th minute when Kei Chinen was pulled down in the area by Kim during a play for the ball and veteran referee Nobutsugu Murakami pointed to the penalty spot.
The 49-year-old whistle blower had previously presided over two of Kawasaki’s most painful defeats — the 2009 J. League Cup final, a 2-0 defeat to FC Tokyo, and the 2016 J. League Championship semifinal loss to eventual champions Kashima Antlers.
This time he watched Akihiro Ienaga stepped up to the spot and stutter-stepped toward the ball, burying it into the back of the net as Kim dove the opposite way.
A goal at the death by Kazuya Yamamura kept Cerezo’s faint hopes of a third-place finish and an ACL appearance alive. It was the team’s first home win since Aug. 15 and second since May 5.
“It felt like we were able to go back to our old form and I hope that continues,” said Cerezo boss Yoon Jong-hwan. “A lot of fans came to the stadium today, and I’m sorry that we haven’t been able to give our fans more wins like today.”
But it was Frontale who remained on the ragged pitch long after the final whistle, raising their second straight schale — the real one, this time, as opposed to the cardboard facsimile used in the 2017 ceremony — in front of thousands of fans who made the trip from Kanto.
“Continuing this is important,” said veteran Kengo Nakamura, who has belonged to the club since 2003. “Every time we fell short and couldn’t win a title, that motivated us. Then we won the title and that motivated us.
“Two years ago (in 2016) I won the MVP award, but we didn’t win the title. Then we won the title. Then we won it again. Now we want to win it next year. It’s our role (as players) to keep this going.”
In other results, the Urawa Reds were 2-1 victors against Consadole Sapporo, while Shimizu S-Pulse won 2-0 over Nagoya Grampus. FC Tokyo and Jubilo Iwata finished in a scoreless draw, as did Andres Iniesta’s Vissel Kobe and Fernando Torres’ Sagan Tosu.
A 1-0 defeat to Yokohama F. Marinos ensured that V-Varen Nagasaki would finish in the automatic relegation zone. Gamba Osaka won the last game of the day 1-0 over Shonan Bellmare.
Ibaraki Prefecture
Ibaraki Prefecture is a prefecture of Japan, located in the Kantō region on the main island of Honshu. The capital is Mito.
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