
A weekly Japanese football podcast focusing on the J.League.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | SoccerFootballSports | |||

Jonny and Ben review the J1 playoff 2nd legs on this episode, beginning with Kashima's home win that was merely window dressing as Kobe claimed the CEJLC title with a 5-2 aggregate win (to 35:50). Then we select our Best XI from the east across the l... more
In this week’s bumper JTET, Jon Steele and James Taylor reviewed the games from the 1st round of the J2/J3 100 Year Vision League playoffs. In part 1, James talks about the West, with a focus on Toyama v Miyazaki, Nara v Oita, and Kanazawa v Tottori ... more
Alan Gibson joins Jonny and Ben in Part 1 to talk about Japan's farewell friendly win over Iceland (to 18:30), and Kobe's stunning Yuya Osako-inspired triumph over Kashima in the first leg of the J1 playoffs (to 36:37).
Then we round up the other ni... more
James and Jon are back to review all of the big stories from last week's final round of 'regional' fixtures in the 100 Year Vision League.
Recording separately this time, James covers all of the main talking points from the West divisions in Part 1,... more
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Very much appreciated that you cover this amazing league! Ty so much! 🙏👍
Amazing I have been following the J-League for years and just stumbled into this podcast. Never stop doing what you do keep it up.
Love this, it‘s become essential weekly hearing, people who know Japanese football inside out and love sharing their interest & passion for it.
It’s really hard to find English dialect of the J leagues so it’s so useful to have information on a podcast about the games, this really is a hidden gem. Keep up the great work guys!
Comprehensive review and preview of games for all competitions - top notch
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A weekly, English-language deep-dive into Japanese football with a strong emphasis on the J1 League, cross-league dynamics, and continental competition. Episodes balance match reactions, tactical breakdowns, and playoff/season-wide implications, often featuring on-the-ground analysis from regional correspondents and occasional guest insights from sport journalists. The show stands out for its mix of detailed club-by-club storytelling, a generous banter style, and a willingness to discuss coaching moves, injuries, and strategic shifts across East and West divisions. Potential listeners include serious league followers, aspiring football journalists, and brands seeking sports audiences that value in-depth, globally aware football discussion w... more
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