01 Mar 2025 05:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Fujieda MYFC won 2–1 over Blaublitz Akita on Sat Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Fujieda MYFC 2 win(s) Haven't scored in their last 4 matches Have scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Ren Komatsu is the competition's top scorer (3) Who won between Fujieda MYFC and Blaublitz Akita on Sat 01 Mar 2025 05:00:00 GMT?Fujieda MYFC won 2–1 over Blaublitz Akita on Sat 01 Mar 2025 05:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 2 goals in their last 5 matches Fujieda MYFC is playing home against Blaublitz Akita on Sat 20 Apr 2025 05:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo won 2–1 over Fujieda MYFC on Sun This is the first time the teams are playing against each other Have scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo and Fujieda MYFC on Sun 20 Apr 2025 05:00:00 GMT?Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo won 2–1 over Fujieda MYFC on Sun 20 Apr 2025 05:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo is playing home against Fujieda MYFC on Sun Shizuoka — A famous tengu parade was staged for the first time in more than a decade in Fujieda please disable the ad blocking feature and reload the page This website uses cookies to collect information about your visit for purposes such as showing you personalized ads and content By clicking “Accept all,” you will allow the use of these cookies Users accessing this site from EEA countries and UK are unable to view this site without your consent About 30 people dressed as tengu paraded for the Tengu Matsuri festival which was organized by a local group aiming to revitalize the local community near the Shiroko Meitengai shopping street on Feb which had been held for about 10 years beginning in 1951 was dedicated to the tengu — gods of preventing fires Once boasting a huge procession of 150 participants the festival was an opportunity to pray for postwar reconstruction and the safety of the community It was revived in 1992 by the Meitengai shopping street and continued until around 2010 The parade was brought back this year by a group engaged in revitalizing the local community through such events as a theater festival The group used tengu costumes and tools that had been kept in a local warehouse and participants were invited from inside and outside the city Wearing red costumes and masks and holding sticks and feather fans the participants walked about 2.5 kilometers “I’m glad we were able to revive this traditional event,” said Naoto Okamura “We’d like to continue it into the future.” Our weekly ePaper presents the most noteworthy recent topics in an exciting © 2025 The Japan News - by The Yomiuri Shimbun JAPANESE Q2 Music is a passionate community of listeners who crave to discover inspiring The official website for LEED Publishing's Comic Ran Twins magazine revealed on Tuesday that Yūji Takemura will launch a spinoff manga for his manga adaptation of Shōtarō Ikenami's Shikakenin Fujieda Baian novels in the April issue of the magazine on March 14 The manga is titled Shikakenin Meshibanashi ~Fujiede Baian Saiban-ki~ and it will be a gourmet manga exploring the cuisine of the Edo period The late Shōtarō Ikenami is still credited for the original work Takemura launched the original manga in Comic Ran Twins in May 2016, and ended it in November 2021 His tools of the trade are the same in either job: acupuncture needles that leave no trace From 1972 until his death in 1990, Ikenami published seven novels in his Shikakenin Fujieda Baian series, remaining unfinished due to Ikenami's passing. The series has also inspired live-action series and films. A previous manga adaptation by Golgo 13 creator Takao Saitō serialized from 2001 to 2015 with 35 volumes Ikenami's Onihei novels also inspired the 2017 anime of the same name Source: Comic Ran Twins' website Leaf KYOTO Etsushi Toyokawa star of the film "Work in Progress: Umeyasu Fujieda," co-starring Ryosei Tayama and director Shunsaku Kawage took the stage at the opening ceremony in Kyoto ⓒ "Work in progress - Umeyasu Fujieda" by Jidai Gekijo Partners 42 Shotaro Ikenami's bestselling historical novel series of the same title has sold over 6 million copies in total and has been adapted into films in the past that of an "acupuncturist" who saves lives and that of a "trickster" who kills people "Work in Progress: Umeyasu Fujieda 2," is scheduled to be released on April 7 see the critically acclaimed first film in theaters 【MATCH REPORT】 Shimizu S-Pulse 2-0 FC TOKYO 【MATCH REPORT】 Shimizu S-Pulse 3-1 Avispa Fukuoka 【MATCH REPORT】 Shimizu S-Pulse 3-2 Yokohama F･Marinos 【MATCH REPORT】 Shimizu S-Pulse 1-1 Kawasaki Frontale 【MATCH REPORT】 Shimizu S-Pulse 1-2 Jubilo Iwata 【MATCH REPORT】 Shimizu S-Pulse 0-2 Yokohama FC 【MATCH REPORT】 Shimizu S-Pulse 1-2 Urawa Reds The ninth compiled book volume of Yūji Takemura's manga adaptation of Shōtarō Ikenami's Shikakenin Fujieda Baian novels revealed on July 13 that the manga will end with its 10th volume Takemura launched the manga in LEED Publishing's Comic Ran Twins magazine in May 2016 Ikenami's Onihei novels also inspired the 2017 anime of the same name. Source: Shikakenin Fujieda Baian manga volume 9 The current head to head record for the teams are Fujieda MYFC 0 win(s) Fujieda MYFC is playing home against Imabari FC on Sat 26 Mar 2025 10:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Ventforet Kofu won 2–1 over Fujieda MYFC on Wed The current head to head record for the teams are Ventforet Kofu 3 win(s) Who won between Ventforet Kofu and Fujieda MYFC on Wed 26 Mar 2025 10:00:00 GMT?Ventforet Kofu won 2–1 over Fujieda MYFC on Wed 26 Mar 2025 10:00:00 GMT.InsightsHaven't won a match in 5 attempts Ventforet Kofu is playing home against Fujieda MYFC on Wed The ninth volume of the Shikakenin Fujieda Baian manga revealed that the work will end with its tenth volume which will be released in early spring 2022 The work is set during the historical Edo period and is centered on the character Fujieda Baian His tools of the trade are the same in both jobs: acupuncture needles that leave no traces Shikakenin Fujieda Baian's manga launched in LEED Publishing 's Comic Ran Twins in May 2016 Source: ANN All images on this site belong to their respective owners Fujieda Junshin and Jumonji advance to final of the 31st All Japan High School Women's Football Championship the semi-finals of the 31st All Japan High School Women's Football Championship took place at Noevir Stadium Kobe The first match between Sakuyo High School (Chugoku 1/Okayama) and Fujieda Junshin High School (Tokai 1/Shizuoka) saw Fujieda Junshin dictate the pace from the outset The Shizuoka side dominated the ball possession while applying plenty of pressure to prevent Sakuyo from initiating counterattacks Sakuyo changed their approach and started to make attempts to deliver long balls into the space behind the opposing defence line it was Fujieda Junshin who capitalised on the next opportunity the shot taken by SHIMOYOSHI Yui ricocheted off a Sakuyo defender before finding the back of the net Sakuyo shifted their system to a three-back formation and utilised their substitutions but couldn’t find ways to score the equaliser as Fujieda Junshin advanced to the final with a 1-0 victory The second match between Jumonji High School (Kanto 1/Tokyo) and Hinomoto Gakuen High School (Kansai 2/Hyogo) saw both teams apply aggressive pressure and engage in fierce battles all over the field Hinomoto Gakuen pursued their passing football while Jumonji attempted to attack down the flanks by elevating their side-backs but both sides ended the first half with few shots on target A golden moment arrived for Hinomoto Gakuen in the 58th minute when TAKAHASHI Ayu was fouled inside the box to earn a spot kick but Jumonji’s HASEGAWA Kokoro made a brilliant save to keep the clean sheet intact as Jumonji broke the deadlock in the 85th minute with the goal of MIYAKE Mahiro Hinomoto Gakuen responded just a minute later when TANAKA Haruna converted a deflection of a shot to send the match into penalties Jumonji’s goalkeeper Hasegawa once again rose to the occasion making two saves to help the Tokyo side advance to the final SHIMOYOSHI Yui (Fujieda Junshin High School)From our scouting report we knew that our opponents were going to seek for their chances to counter us so we were alerted even while we were possessing the ball Our coach has always told me to make conscious efforts to take shots whenever I have a chance I felt very relieved and happy when I heard the final whistle I am happy that I was able to contribute to the team’s victory by scoring a goal Coach (Sakuyo High School)We allowed our opponents to freely build their attacks from the flanks and were out matches in terms of the number of set pieces and shots taken in the first half so a score of 0-0 at the break was within our game plan Although the players showed great concentration in the second half we were unable to capitalise on our opportunities when we had the momentum on our side HASEGAWA Kokoro (Jumonji High School)It was a tough match from the start and we didn’t know what would happen until the very end I was able to keep my composure and did not commit myself until the opponents kicked the ball The fact that I was able to stop a spot kick during the match helped me make those two saves We will continue to communicate and work hard as a team at the final Coach (Hinomoto Gakuen High School)I was very pleased to see our players display the passing football we have worked all year The team really came together a week before the tournament and I think the players have grown a lot since then we also demonstrated our passing football skills but I think this time we were able to do so with much higher quality I believe that if we play our football with all our might throughout the year Tournament Information All Japan High School Women's Football Championship by Year Fujieda Junshin crowned champions for the sixth time - The 31st All Japan High School Women's Football Championship the 31st All Japan High School Women's Football Championship final took place at Noevir Stadium Kobe where Fujieda Junshin High School (Tokai 1/Shizuoka) was crowned as champions for the sixth time The match between Fujieda Junshin and Jumonji High School (Kanto 1/Tokyo) saw the two sides fiercely battle for the ball to take the initiative Jumonji’s MURAYAMA Mami struck a shot from the edge of the box that was headed towards the left corner of the goal but Fujieda Junshin’s goalkeeper KIKUCHI Yuan was there to make a fine save Fujieda Junshin also came close to taking the lead when they struck shots in the 41st and 42nd minutes The second half saw Fujieda Junshin applying even more pressure from the frontline to force turnovers in the opposing territory Jumonji also pressed up their fullbacks to utilise the width of the pitch which led to the opportunity created in the 52nd minute when ASAKA Miyu struck a header off of a cross delivered by NOMURA Ami The deadlock was broken in the 68th minute when Fujieda Junshin’s YAMADA Ayumi forced a turnover near the Jumonji penalty area before sending a cross towards the goal It was MASANO Runa who made the run from the far side superbly controlled the ball to evade the goalkeeper Jumonji used their substitutions to bring in more offensive players but fell short from finding the back of the net as Fujieda Junshin held onto the one goal lead to claim the title Coach (Fujieda Junshin High School)Facing a very strong opponent we were expecting the match to be a close one the players fought very patiently to exploit the opponents’ weaknesses and capitalised on the one opportunity I told Masano that if she kept on working hard for the team the ball will eventually roll towards her way I am very pleased with the efforts the players have put forth to achieve this victory MASANO Runa (Fujieda Junshin High School)I entered today's game with the goal of making plays to help the team win because I haven't been able to score since the first round I've received support and advice from my teammates and coaches to help me get out of this rut I'm grateful beyond words to my teammates for having faith in me despite my struggles Coach (Jumonji High School)We were just a tad short We gave our best to possess the ball and apply pressure from the frontline The injured players also played a key role as assistant coaches to help us reach the final SUGIYAMA Haruna (Jumonji High School)We entered the final with a sense of gratitude and determination With our captains and other key players injured so I was determined to do whatever I can to help the team I am not sure if we were able to leave everything on the pitch but we must try to make the most of this experience in the future Fujieda Junshin capture national title in the All Japan High School Women's Football Championship Fujieda Junshin High School edged Kamimura Gakuen High School 3-2 in the 24th All Japan High School Women's Football Championship on 10 January Fujieda Junshin grabbed their first title in nine years and it was the second-ever championship for them Fujieda Junshin High School (Tokai 1/Shizuoka)   3-2 (1-2 2-0)   Kamimura Gakuen High School（Kyushu 1/Kagoshima) The motivation levels for the championship by both teams were shown from the beginning and IWASHITA Kurumi received the ball in the box and provided a pass to KIMOTSUKI Moe Kimotsuki shed a defender and made a shot into the right side of the goal when WATANABE Rena who trotted into the near side of the goal reacting to a cross from OGAWA Ai from the left side had a heel shot with her left leg into the goal mouth They attacked on the space behind Kamimura Gakuen's defensive line mainly having their offensive plays in the left side Fujieda Junshin players were sharp in reacting to loose balls and quickly tried to get the ball back as soon as their opponents had it Yet it was Kamimura Gakuen who scored the next goal who had moved from the one-top position to the left side dribbled up and fed a cross into the mid field Watanabe scooped a loose ball and fired a shot from a little outside the box The shot went in to put Kamimura Gakuen ahead who played emphasizing on their offence a little more and it widened the distances between their own players Kamimura Gakuen attempted to get the ball at higher spots defensively But Fujieda Junshin's strong will to score prevailed on 60th minute Their vertical pass was once about to be intercepted but they managed to show their toughness in batting for the ball and got it back Kimotsuki reacted to a last pass from Iwashita scored her second goal of the day Kimotsuki continued to do her job afterwards and then provided a perfect pass to right side-back ABE Yukina who was running into the box with a slant route Abe directly put it into the goal to give Fujieda Junshin a 3-2 lead Kamimura Gakuen nearly scored a game-tying goal with an attack from a side in the 63rd minute and attempted to activate their offence making some player substitutions But Fujieda Junshin kept moving their legs and playing with high concentration and wounds up retaining their lead until the final whistle the Fujieda Junshin players bursted into the joy on their title Match details (Japanese version only) Coach (Fujieda Junshin High School)Suppose my expectation for last year's team was a scale 100 it wasn't even the half of it for this year's team I thought that maybe this team wouldn't be able to advance to the national championship I was talking with our staff that we would at least want to go to the national championship and that team wound up winning the championship This team might have had some points that didn't match our last year's team But we had some players who were able to kick the ball precisely so we tried to build a team who could have slow offence and fast offence both Our players made great growth in this past one year Coach (Kamimura Gakuen High School)Against technically-advanced Fujieda Junshin but they were also running and had the strengths competing for the ball And we allowed them to have the ball longer I think that it hurt us like a body blow that we had hard times getting the ball Kamimura Gakuen was a team who came up to this point with their defence so it was a complete loss for us as we gave up three goals today Yet the players didn't change the way of their football KIMOTSUKI Moe (Fujieda Junshin High School)I hurt myself during the summer but I tried to give a payback to our trainer for having given me cares to get the pains away as much as possible everyday it gives you damage in terms of competing for your spot on your team but I thought that working on what I could do would lead to the championship and worked as hard as I could I didn't think of playing the whole game fully but focused on how harder I could play at every moment and played at a full throttle from the beginning I was able to display who I was more than any other games in this tournament but I'm relieved that I did my job in the very final contest HASHITANI Suguri (Kamimura Gakuen High School)I'm very disappointed so thought that playing patiently would be important We were talking to each other that we would switch our mindset even when I give up a goal so my game-tying goal was a result of having rest my mind I learned throughout this tournament that you have to do your best especially when you struggle to come up with positive outcomes I want our younger players to definitely capture a national championship Sun. 3 January 2016 - Sun. 10 January 2016More information Fujieda Junshin and Shizuoka SSU Asregina among the teams advancing through to the second round of the Empress's Cup JFA 43rd Japan Women's Football Championship The Empress's Cup JFA 43rd Japan Women's Football Championship kicked off on Saturday 27 November as eight fixtures of the first round took place from high school teams to prefectural league teams and Nadeshiko League teams In the match between Norddea Hokkaido (Hokkaido) who played their first year in Nadeshiko League Division 2 and Fujieda Junshin High School (Tokai/Shizuoka) who won the All Japan High School Women's Soccer Tournament for the second year in a row it was Fujieda Junshin who took the initiative through their spectacular dribbling skills Although Norddea had the advantage in terms of size Fujieda Junshin was able to evade the pressure and score the first goal in the 36th minute the high school side continued to showcase their dominance as they created more opportunities while keeping the Norddea offence at bay After being kept without a single shot in the first half Norddea made two changes during halftime to change the dynamics of the match the Hokkaido side conceded back to back goals to Fujieda Junshin in the second half as MASANO Runa and YAMADA Ayumi each scored a goal to extend the lead Fujieda Junshin won the match 3-0 to reach the second round for the second time in three years The match between Shizuoka SSU Asregina (Tokai/Shizuoka) who finished third in their first year in Nadeshiko League Division 2 and FC Fujizakura Yamanashi (Kanto/ Yamanashi) who qualified for the Empress's Cup for the first time as the winner was decided by penalty shootout It was the Yamanashi side who struck first as NANJO Rio scored the opener in the 23rd minute with a shot taken from mid-range Shizuoka responded by scoring back to back goals as YAMADA Yui scored the equaliser with a spectacular header in the 35th minute followed by a powerful shot struck by 17 year old MIYOSHI Akane in the 37th minute the champions of Yamanashi Prefectural League anticipated for their opportunity to level the match by effectively mixing in counterattacks who has played for the Chinese Taipei Women's National Team quickly delivered the ball to SHIMIZU Chiharu to initiate their attacks Their efforts finally came to fruition when TSUJINO Yumiko scored the equaliser in the 82nd minute as the match entered penalty shootout to decide which team would advance to the second round After both sides successfully converted their first nine spot kicks Goalkeeper TAKAHASHI Miharu converted the 11th penalty to give Shizuoka the lead before Yamanashi’s eleventh kicker Tsai shanked the ball to the left Coach (Norddea Hokkaido)We knew we were up against a team that would apply high pressure so we had been training to evade that pressure the defence line could not get in good position and kept getting caught we have been focusing on developing our individual abilities in the Nadeshiko Second Division it didn’t translate to the improvement of the overall strength of the team We will strive to achieve better results next season Coach (Fujieda Junshin High School)Now that the team has qualified for the All Japan High School Women's Football Championship there are many third-year players who are showing good performances and I feel that the competition within the team has become more intense We will continue to play against higher-ranked teams at the Empress's Cup but I hope that the players will keep their challenging spirit I want the players to pursue the same level of performance MF #23 FUJIWARA Kana (Shizuoka SSU Asregina)Although we managed to make it through to the second round we are usually a team that can connect the ball so I think we could have played with a little more distance between each other we couldn’t find our rhythm in offence and create good attacks so it is a match we don’t want to lose We will reset our minds ahead of the second round MF #14 NANJO Rio (FC Fujizakura Yamanashi)Although we missed our opportunity to get promoted to the Nadeshiko League this season we wanted to prove the strength of Fujizakura by causing an upset at the Empress’s Cup I entered the match with a strong determination to score goals We were able to play the football we wanted to play and enjoyed the match I feel like this year was a year that I grew the most as a football player Tournament Information Empress's Cup JFA Japan Women's Football Championship by Year JFA Youth & Development Official Partner JFA Youth & Development Programme（JYD） PHNOM PENH (20 Jan 2017) – Cambodian international Chan Vathanaka has signed for Japanese third-tier side Fujieda MYFC on a one-year loan deal The 23-year-old striker is currently attached to Boeung Ket Angkor “Some people think that with my abilities I should be playing higher than the third division “I will try my hardest to develop to the standard required of the J-League but I want to help Fujieda win the J3 League title first.” Publication date 17 January 2017 | 07:28 ICT Chan Vathanaka (centre) poses with Fujieda MYFC shirts alongside Fujieda president Jun Koyama (right) and Boeung Ket general manager Be Makara Cambodian football starlet Chan Vathanaka is hoping his move to Japan will help catapault his club and international career to the next level after completing a move to J3 League side Fujieda MYFC in a one-year loan deal The 23-year-old Boeung Ket Angkor forward sees the move as a great opportunity to eventually play in the Japanese top flight J-League He told a press conference at the weekend: “Some people think that with my abilities I should be playing higher than the third division but I want to help Fujieda win the J3 League title first.” Fujieda finished last season in seventh position Boeung Ket general manager Be Makara called it a wonderful opportunity and hailed it a milestone in Cambodian football as Vathanaka became the first player from the Kingdom to play in Japan He said: “We are sending one of our key players to Japan with Vathanaka becoming the first Cambodian to play in a professional league in Japan “I hope this move will help build Cambodian football’s image in Asia and that he is seen as an example to the next generation who have dreams of becoming professional footballers to give 100 percent in training and also earn a big chance like Vathanaka has.” Fujieda MYFC president Jun Koyama told reporters: “Chan Vathanaka is one of the most famous football players in Cambodia and so I am very happy that he has agreed to join our club “I promise to help him develop to next level and I hope Vathanaka can not only make his name in Asia but also be famous in Europe and the world.” Vathanaka added: “I will try my best to help my new club achieve its goals and I hope I will gain new experiences in Japan and enhance my skills to get to the next level – in doing so this will help my national team become stronger “I want the world to know that Cambodian players have the ability to play abroad.” Vathanka’s move follows on the heels of former Phnom Penh Crown midfielder Chantha Bin Thierry joining Thai third-tier club Krabi FC on a three-year contract earlier this month Please view the main text area of the page by skipping the main menu. The page may not be displayed properly if the JavaScript is deactivated on your browser Japanese version National Senior (O-60) Football Championship opens in Fujieda The 14th National Senior (O-60) Football Championship and the Senior (O-70) Football Festival both opened in Fujieda Shizuoka as the first sec matches of the group round took place on the first day of the events This event is to determine the best team of this generation in the country Participating players are all highly motivated 西村博治 of Osaka Senior 60 (Osaka) who used to play together with Kamamoto Kunishige for Yanmar and also on the national team said “We have worked with other teams around Osaka in real-game-like practices and worked on how we play together.” Meanwhile 三谷淳一　of Tokushima Kabarosu Senior 60 (Tokushima) said “Our over-60 players and over-70 players have got together every Sunday and we have done many practices.” Each team seems to be very well-prepared the match between Shizuoka Selection (Shizuoka) and Kochi Syowa OB Club (Kochi) ended up with a draw Miyagi Fenix SC (Miyagi) defeated Chiba Shijugara SC (Chiba) 1-0 and started off as the only team that got three points to lead the group Osaka Senior 60 which are looking to win the second consecutive championships took on Fukuoka Rokujyugara Football Club (Fukuoka) in a group B match Osaka won it 2-0 as 西村 and 永井利明 each scored a goal apiece Tokushima Kabarosu Senior 60 now follow Osaka Senior 60 only by goal differences after edging Senior Okayama FC (Okayama) with defending the lone goal scored by both teams in the match and getting three points The Group C had Hamamatsu Kaido Club (Shizuoka) and Tokyo Select (Lazos 27 Tokyo) start off with a 4-0 win against Iwate 60 and a 2-0 win against Kagoshima SFC O-60 respectively Hamamatsu Kaido Club scored all four goals in the first half which showed their offense was being very hot SUPER GOAL 3 (Hokkaido) had a 1-1 tie match against Hiroshima Select 60 and both clubs got one point each Hyogo Senior 60 are now leading the rest of the group after beating Shinshu Wakuwaku Football Club (Nagano) 2-1 Today as the second day of the championship the second sec and the third sec matches will take place Which clubs will come out of the each group as winners SUZUKI, Fukuoka Rokujyugara Football ClubWe couldn’t possess the ball we started putting early pressure on their ball but still we couldn’t take it until we shot it it’s just fun to play football at this stage of my life but that’s why it’s so much fun all I cared was “me getting better” individually Now it’s fun to work with my teammates for a win Hopefully I will keep my energy and playing football until the last moment of my life Osaka Senior 60It’s good that we won this match and we could play together with the same mindset today I meet long-time friends all over the country once again and we ask each other “Have you been doing all right?” When I was young so I want our national team to play hard in Brazil Tokushima Kabarosu Senior 60Early in the match but the opponent’s defensive line was high so I told our midfielders to attack the space behind it and I am glad that I helped my team to win that way One of the interesting parts of playing football at this age is simply the more you practice Talent and potential don’t matter very much anymore I don’t have much talent to kick the ball but I can compete with my ability to keep running Senior Okayama FCYou can say it’s just the result of our team’s level at this point Now we don’t care about the loss any more It’s just fun to get together with teammates and represent our prefecture in a national tournament at this stage of our lives but today our drinks will taste even better Then we will come out to play the next match and anything is possible just like in our life We don’t set a finish line by ourselves We just keep running until the finishing moment comes by itself From Saturday 31 May to Monday 2 JuneFujieda Sports Complex Park Soccer Stadium（natural grass）Fujieda Sports Complex Park Athletic Field（natural grass）Fujieda City Ground（natural grass）Naigai Pharma Manufacturing Fujieda Ground（natural grass） >>For more information; Cooperation Heated contests get underway in Fujieda - 14th All Japan Seniors (over 50) Football Tournament The 14th All Japan Seniors (over 50) Football Tournament began on Saturday 27 June in Fujieda The matchday 1 of the first round was held on the opening day and saw heated contests at every venue Both of the two matches ended with a scoreless draw in Group A Sunpu Football Club (Tokai/ Shizuoka) dominated the match against FC Maebashi 50 (Kanto 2/ Gunma) but failed to score a goal Kagawa Senior 50 (Shikoku 2/ Kagawa) halted Mitsubishi Juko Nagasaki Senior (Kyushu 1/ Nagasaki)'s attacks Four teams have equal one point after the matchday 1 Hyogo Prefecture Senior 50 Selection (Kansai/ Hyogo) crushed Alfoot Azumino Senior (Hokushinetsu/ Nagano) The Hyogo side secured three goals scored in the first half to grab a 3-0 win Akita Senior Soccer Club 50 (Tohoku 2/ Akita) stand in second place after edging Muroran Senior Soccer Club (Hokkaido 1) in a close contest head-to-head contest between Hyogo and Akita will be played in the matchday 2 Fujieda Football Club (Host/ Shizuoka) beat Ozu Senior FC (Shikoku 1/ Ehime) 2-0 for top spot of Group C Yamanashi Masters Legend (Kanto 1/ Yamanashi) also started with a narrow 2-1 win over Kumamoto Senior (Kyushu 2/ Kumamoto) While Fujieda got off to a good start for the title in their hosting tournament it is also interesting to see performances of the other three teams – Yamanashi who also won their opener and come out for a head-to-head contest against the host in their third match Furukawa Sonen Soccer Aikokai (Lazos Furukawa Koga F.C./ Kanto 3/ Ibaraki) netted five goals against Tabunoki Soccer Club (Tohoku 1/ Akita) to clinch top spot.  The clash between tournament's regular outfits Hitsujigaoka Kickers 2002/ Ov50 (Hokkaido 2) and Tottori Prefecture Senior SC 50 (Chugoku/ Tottori) ended with the former's 2-1 victory Hitsujigaoka look for a back-to-back win in the following top-two showdown against Furukawa The second day of the tournament has the second and third matchdays on Sunday 28 June which will determine the top four teams advancing to the final round MACHIDA Takayuki (FC Maebashi 50/ Gunma)Sunpu Football's players had high passing quality toward space behind our defensive line It was good we kept a clean sheet and move onto the next even in such a situation.  I broke three of my fingers in the Kanto Qualifiers and need to play with screws in my fingers Football is a sport you can play at no matter what age you are Chasing a single ball with everyone together is also a good thing I will keep up my work to enjoy the tournament with this team as long as possible OIKAWA Koji (Sunpu Football Club/ Shizuoka)It was more like we lost three points than we got a draw we rather played with mindset "not to give away a goal," and went a bit negative As someone who played in the tournament for over 40 The appeal of football is we can aim to enjoy we can play in various ways such as using strong and weak passes differently KANEMOTO Makoto (Kagawa Senior 50/ Kagawa)We've got to get at least one point The national tournament is fun as expected It's not within the prefecture and Shikoku The advantage of playing here is we can find out the level of ourselves on the national stage through exchanges with teams from other prefectures you can get closer to the level of players who you used to have no chance against I don't have as much stamina as myself in 20's but my controlling skill is still improving I'm happy to touch the ball more than before SONODA Katsuo (Mitsubishi Juko Nagasaki Senior/Nagasaki)I thought we would win while playing but the opposing defence was too solid for us to get a goal I'm disappointing because I wanted to win for the sake of my friends coming to cheer for me as well We will go out to get two wins tomorrow and get through to the final round And we as Nagasaki Senior will show our presence around the nation.  It's in more friendly manner compared to the one for over 40 I'm happy to work hard together and kick the ball with my teammates at this age 2015/6/27(土)〜6/29(月)Date: 27-29 June, 2015Venues: Fujieda Sports Complex Park, Fujieda Shimin Ground Soccer Stadium, Chugai Pharmy Manufacturing Company Limited Fujieda Ground (Fujioka city, Shizuoka)More information Publication date 23 November 2016 | 06:20 ICT Star Cambodia forward Chan Vathanaka has said any decision on a possible loan move to Japanese side Fujieda MYFC will come after the Toyota Mekong Club Championship Chan Vathanaka’s Metfone C-League club Boeung Ket Angkor has released a statement denying rumours that the Cambodian star is set to join Japanese J3 League club Fujieda MYFC “Boeung Ket Angkor FC would like to reject any speculation that striker Chan Vathanaka has reached personal terms to join Fujieda MYFC,” the statement said to let the player fully focus on his duty at the AFF Suzuki Cup with the Cambodian national team.” Boeung Ket said they wanted to let the star striker dubbed the “Golden Boy of Cambodia” by Fox Sports Asia but the electric forward has said he will not make a decision on any possible move until the completion of the ongoing Suzuki Cup and Boeung Ket’s participation in the Toyota Mekong Club Championship in January “With the training [at Fujieda] my level has improved but now I don’t think about going to Japan – I want to focus on the AFF Suzuki Cup with my national team and Toyota Mekong Club Championship with Boeung Ket Ankgor,” Vathanaka said before leaving for international duty in the Suzuki Cup after returning from a training trip with the Japanese side Boeung Ket coach Be Makara moved to dispel supporters’ fears by insisting there would only be a loan deal on offer if Vathanaka (pictured Sreng Meng Srun) decided to join the Japanese outfit because the club wanted a loan experience purely to further hone the young star’s skills After returning from the week-long training after an invitation from Fujieda said he had many good reasons with which to convince the player to accept the move but reiterated that no deal had yet been reached “Fujieda MYFC will make an official offer to us if Vathanaka decides to join them They really want him and if he agrees to join then they will offer him an apartment a translator and more,” Makara told the Post “Signing with the Japanese club is up to the player and I don’t know if he agrees or not.” midfielder Sarawut Masuk ruined the day for Singapore as his fine header in the 89th minute ensured a 1-0 win for defending champions Thailand in their Group A clash in Manila yesterday Just as the game seemed destined for a goalless draw the Lions could only watch as Thai defender Theerathan Bunmathan’s cross dropped into the box to be headed home by Sarawut.Until that moment Singapore had done well to not only keep the Thai big guns silent but have a few decent chances of their own Following their 4-2 win over Indonesia in the opener last Saturday the Thais top the group with their game against hosts Philippines to come.The loss was a clear setback for the Lions after their goal-less draw against the Philippines on Saturday Malaysia and Vietnam will fight for group honours at 3:30pm Cambodian time while Cambodia and Myanmar battle to remain in the running at 6:30pm After joining Fujieda MYFC of the J3-League from Boeung Ket Angkor, Cambodia football star Chan Vathanaka is expected to improve his performance and growing his fan base in Japan the 23-year-old midfielder has yet to make his first appearance in a league game and football fans in Cambodia are asking him to return home As explained by the coaching staffs of Fujieda insignificant defensive play and lack of stamina are holding Vathanaka back “Vathanaka needs more speed, in either offense and defense,” the team coach Atsuto Oishi pointed out, as quoted by NHK “He’s slower than our Japanese players so he needs time to work on his strength.” Fujieda president Jun Koyama asked for support to Vathanaka from Cambodian fans “Vathanaka is struggling here in Japan but he’s trying hard,” said Koyama “Please just give him a little longer and show him your support.” “Cambodian Messi” Chan Vathanaka had a competitive debut to remember for Fujieda MYFC on Saturday contributing to his side’s 5-0 win against Yazaki Valente in the semifinals of the Suruga Cup Challenge The 23-year-old was brought on as a substitute for Hirohito Shinohara with 20 minutes remaining in the second half the Cambodian forward got involved in Fujieda’s fifth goal of the day during stoppage time After he received the ball from the halfway line Vathanaka launched a long pass towards Keisuke Endo who duly assisted goal-scorer Samejima Kozo Vathanaka was pleased with his performance but my [defending] still needs improvement.” but my [defending] still needs improvement,” he was quoted as saying by Nikkan Sports Fujieda were to face fellow J3 League participants Azul Claro Numazu in the final of the tournament which also serves as Emperor’s Cup qualifying for Shizuoka Prefecture Fujieda MYFC could only retain one point in matchday 6 of J3 League after drawing with Kataller Toyama Cambodian forward Chan Vathanaka made the bench for Fujieda but was not subbed in Host Fujieda took the lead before the end of the first half but a positional error from their goalkeeper allowed Kataller to score the equaliser Chan Vathanaka made his competitive debut for Fujieda MYFC earlier this month Vathanaka is currently on loan at Fujieda for the 2017 season from Boeung Ket Angkor Vathanaka admitted that the Japanese football league is at a very high standard in comparison with his country Cambodia “I want to thank everyone who supported me for the past ten months,” Vathanaka said “Now I know that the Japanese league is at a very high level I would like to share my experience that I have learned at Fujieda to other Cambodian players with the aim of developing Cambodian football,” he added Vathanaka became Cambodia’s phenomenon after becoming the first player from his country to play at the professional level in Japan The move is seen as part of the J-League’s push to develop business across Southeast Asia Cambodian fans furious as Chan Vathanaka plays only five minutes in his J3 League debut Leonardo Vitorino: Chan Vathanaka is one of the best players in Asia Fujieda MYFC coach: Chan Vathanaka needs to work on his strength Chan Vathanaka is yet to make his league debut for Japanese third tier outfit Fujieda MYFC after joining on a season-long loan in February “Vathanaka needs more speed, in either offense and defense,” coach Atsuto Oishi pointed out, as quoted by NHK so he needs time to work on his strength.” so he needs time to work on his strength,” he added While Cambodian fans have been venting their frustrations online to ask him to return home the 23-year-old midfielder retains his belief that he will make the grade overseas and will benefit from the experience “Fans want to see me play, so they want me to go back to Cambodia. But on my personal standpoint, I want to continue my training to develop additional capabilities. I want to secure a place in the team’s starting XI,” Vanthanaka told NHK Cambodia head coach Leonardo Vitorino revealed that the star player Chan Vanathaka was suffering a minor injury ahead of their first training session in Vietnam yesterday “Chan Vathanaka, one of our most important players, has been injured. I am considering the alternatives of replacing him in case he would not be able to play,” said the Brazilian before the closed-door training at My Dinh Stadium, as quoted by Zing.vn. Vathanaka is currently on loan at J3 League outfit Fujieda MYFC the midfielder has yet to make his first appearance in a league game The 23-year-old is considered one of the brightest football prospect of Cambodia in the recent years netting an incredible 116 goals in just 90 appearances Vietnam head coach Mai Duc Chung: Cambodia is not an easy fixture for us Chan Vathanaka: I want to win a starting place at Fujieda