カズは日本一のサッカー選手と言われている。の英語

It is said that Kazu is the best soccer player in Japan.

It is said that Kazu is the best soccer player in Japan.

"Dice-K" is Matsuzaka's nickname in the United States.

My favorite soccer player is Shinji Ono.

Zico to Coach National Soccer Team

Because sumo is considered Japan's national sport, it is hoped that more Japanese wrestlers will rise to sumo's highest ranks.

The jacket signifies membership in the Meikyukai, the Golden Players Club.

Tabuse is the first Japanese basketball player to make an NBA roster.

The Japanese player once played in the Dodgers.

It makes Matsui the highest paid Japanese player ever.

A Japanese basketball player has finally made his dream come true.

Sawa has now scored more goals than any man or woman on Japan's national soccer teams.

Will Jojima become the first Japanese catcher to play in the major leagues?

The concern of the European media and many soccer fans is: "Where is Nakata Hidetoshi going to play next season?"

Matsui has become the highest-paid Japanese player in the major leagues.

Furuta has become one of the leading catchers in Japanese baseball with his strategic defensive play.

Nakata Hidetoshi, the leading member of the national soccer team, has announced on his Web site his retirement from professional soccer.

At this year's championships, Fukuhara was impressive as Japan's leading player.

She is the youngest player ever to be on the national softball team.

Miyazaki Daisuke, a top player on the men's national handball team, has officially signed up with a Spanish first-division team, Alcobendas.

Fukuhara, one of Japan's best table tennis players, entered the School of Sport Sciences.

Okamura Nana has been selected for Japan's national team for the first time.

Hatakeyama has been on the national rugby team since 2008.

Another Japanese player has made his debut in the major leagues.

Saito will become a professional baseball player next year.

New National Soccer Team Coach Announced

Since 1998, Furuta has been the head of the Japan Professional Baseball Players Association.

The youngest player from Japan is 13-year-old Fukuhara Ai in women's table tennis.

“Golden Leg” Fung (Ng Man Tat) used to be a soccer player.

The new coach of the Japanese national soccer team was announced by the Japan Football Association on July 24.