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Football has taken Japan by storm - Eli from COPA90 discovers how an obsession with subculture’s and active support has created Asia’s biggest most successful football nation in a very short time. Subscribe to COPA90: bit.ly/Copa90Su...
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@VoltronKnight 6 лет назад

Now this is what I call quality content

@copa90football 6 лет назад

Thanks matey! stay tuned for more content like this from across the world!

@johnberry2678 6 лет назад

The Samurai Blue is the best team nickname in all of World Football

@kakibackup2koujo612 6 лет назад

True that

@juulfien4682 6 лет назад

the Aztecs sound pretty cool too

@solodolotrevino 6 лет назад

Andres Gomez and The Pharaohs

@purp3981 6 лет назад

Bafana Bafana Eagles of Carthage

@shenruivah 6 лет назад

PhatBoy I really love the nickname "Eagles of Carthage". It's got everything, it's cool, it's hip, it's historical, it's badass and classy all at the same time, definitely my favourite of all times in terms of nick names.

@davidacosta9158 6 лет назад

real football is international football, where players don’t play because of money, they play because of the love and pride of their countries

@jmike1197 6 лет назад

Yesss

@davidacosta9158 6 лет назад

buis00001 Maybe England but not Mexico

@sinhalalion1806 6 лет назад

David Acosta Not all players tho

@mmaking8664 6 лет назад

Mexico is one of THE most passionate players...what r u talking about?

@jabezalantan6357 6 лет назад

Absolutely except for England

@WCIV-rw5js 6 лет назад

so this guy...is being paid...traverling all around the world...waching football games and talking about them............ppl i belive he understood life.

@espben360 6 лет назад

W.C. IV dream job. Would kill to have that

@jazzx251 6 лет назад

He's from Australia - big deal, he went to Japan next door - the same as taking the ferry to France from where I live. [lol - btw]

@edzothedon1487 6 лет назад

+Mai Nem His gone to almost every country in the world and done these documentaries lol not just Australia

@evelynwbf 6 лет назад

Mai Nem he lives in England tho lol

@mariocortes1300 4 года назад

living that crazy life jijij

@kuroazrem5376 Год назад

2022 and now Doha will always be synonym not with tragedy, but rather, it will be remembered as the place where Japan beat Spain and Germany.

@goldeneve Год назад

Indeed

@RioHolic 6 лет назад

Beautiful work guys, really put across the world of Japanese football and culture exceptionally. More of these please!!! 🇯🇵

@Sofwan786 6 лет назад

still it has not hit the USA ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bvhsTvkCfg4.html

@Sofwan786 6 лет назад

you disagree with me , because you think MLS is as good as J league ? or the Americans watch soccer as much as the Japanese ?

@maidy199 6 лет назад

Actually, Japan does not differ much from the US. The video touched here on a minority that is into football but if you live in Japan, you would not notice anything changed in daily life when it comes to football matches.

@ev.9355 6 лет назад

As an Australian i actually really enjoyed this video. Japan has so much history and culture and such passion for football, its great to see them go through. As a socceroos fan, im stressing about not making the wc, because we are in some terrible form. I doubt we will make the cut, and if we don't qualify, ill be barracking for the samurai blue.

@isaacmadhwan445 6 лет назад

EV. Bro beating Syria isn’t gonna be challenge for us Roos, this is what you’d expect with our team but with our form lately idk. Even if they won I’m pretty sure we have to head over to south america

@ev.9355 6 лет назад

Isaac Madhwan yeah, Australia are a decent team we just need a key striker IMO. We should really beat syria at home but away from home its anyones game. With the poor form we hit reacently i doubt we will qualify. We may get pass syria, if we can play to our best, be than heading to south america will be difficult. At least if we qualify it'll be a great story.

@ev.9355 6 лет назад

buis00001 yep, 100% agreed. This is why i was mentioning before about us being a good team but needing a key striker who can finish.

@dansk1er33 6 лет назад

Praying for wins against Honduras!!

@user-fs5ob9cq5s 6 лет назад

I'm so glad to hear so as a Japanese. socceroos is one of my favorite teams.

@lucascesar029 6 лет назад

You can't simply talk about Japanese football and don't even mention Yoichi Takahashi, creator of the Captain Tsubasa manga who changed football there forever

@mosaf8006 3 года назад

Yes that!

@NerdChannelBrasil 3 года назад

And Zico...

@aniqshardin 6 лет назад

most polite ultras ever

@elchapo8848 5 лет назад

✌️

@miranblazek5303 3 года назад

And passionate to the core!!!

@connorwain6820 6 лет назад

Japan's growth as a footballing nation is astounding.

@rosesblue1218 5 лет назад

so quick, so is South Korea. I remember 20 years or 30 years ago all they talk about is baseball and now it's all about soccer soccer soccer. it seems like the only country that soccer not yet conquered is the US...

@TimmyTickle 5 лет назад

Roses Blue India?

@dylanbozz2915 4 года назад

Roses Blue and Australia

@georgepatton2221 4 года назад

@@rosesblue1218 Football*

@stepinupme1237 4 года назад

It's football for one and you wouldn't be able to hear ur fans stood 10meters away from them

@Discokid9876 6 лет назад

One of my favorite videos in a while from COPA90. Its amazing how japan and football combine perfectly!

@copa90football 6 лет назад

+Shinjiro12 🇯🇵 + ⚽️ = 👍

@shivi0014 5 лет назад

As a football fan from India I can totally relate to this In India cricket is the most famous sport and football lacks behind it But in the last 5 years the growth has been great Grassroots infrastructure is developing and more young kids are playing the sport We got a new more professional league named Indian Super League and the effect of the league can be seen on the national team We qualified to the 2018 AFC Asian Cup Played a draw with China Hosted the U17 world cup in 2017 and the Indian team giving a fighting performance inspite of our standing in world football And U16 team reached the quarter final of 2018 AFC u16 championship where they lost 1-0 to South Korea And I pray to God that we keep growing and just like Japan one day India can also qualify to the world cup 😇

@umbroniequalquer4557 3 года назад

I am brazilian but i always wanted to see india play in a world cup

@darkknight4186 3 года назад

@@umbroniequalquer4557 ❤️ from India

@shekar4403 3 года назад

Isl is improving our talent and interest in football now people's are supporting our national team we are improving but slowly ❤️ we have to follow the japan way

@mtk3755 Год назад

@@umbroniequalquer4557 not only you mate even your ancestors, in 1950 Brazil had even asked to sponsor india for wc trip as we lacked funds back then. In those times india was known Brazil of Asia. Sad that we have fallen alot and are still far away. But one day for sure. Thanks for your support.

@mtk3755 Год назад

@@shekar4403 true but we are far off man not even close. Isl has kinda ruined the league structure. We should follow Japan way for sure and spread football culture.

@Crutypus 6 лет назад

These videos are so well written and edited. One of those instances where RU-vid does much better than TV

@jeromepearson5706 4 года назад

J League has a long history of bringing in Brazilian coaches and players, and there is a large Japanese community in Brazil, I think that historic relationship should be noted

@diadunne1143 6 лет назад

It's surprising you didn't mention Captain Tsubasa 😔

@lucascesar029 6 лет назад

Ikr, Captain Tsubasa was one of the most important things to happen in Japanesse football

@superninja252 6 лет назад

Two mistakes 1- Baseball in japan is more than corporated stuff, its something that grows up with Japan since samurai era 2- he didn't mention Captain Tsubasa

@elimengem5731 6 лет назад

We wanted to! But there was just so much to fit in we didn't have time! A return is a must!

@giulianasilva3579 6 лет назад

Captain tsubasa was japans National dream team!

@alkiskosh6536 6 лет назад

or Captain Oliver

@abhishekkar1 6 лет назад

Fantastic Copa90. I hope football becomes that much popular in India.

@simplyhistorical2547 6 лет назад

Abhishek Kar u17 World Cup is a big step in the right direction.

@lgs-cm2vb 6 лет назад

You've got cricket. Stick to that buddy.

@abhishekkar1 6 лет назад

Simply Historical I guess so. Lets see what happens in the future

@AdilNoushad360 6 лет назад

Yesssss hopefully we will be big in football soon... Qualified for AFC cup 2019!!! Step in the right direction... I hope😇

@deepesh8712 6 лет назад

It reminds ne of India, Baseball, cricket Poor support for nt matches 2002 world cup, u17 world cup I league, isl let's hope we do it like Japan we can't be as good as them but let's try our best

@luurchify Год назад

Japan and Saudi Arabia used to struggle to qualify, and now they are beating the likes of Argentina and Germany. They have come really far.

@Behind.Heaven 4 месяца назад

Nah its one point to beat them when they are weak, but its a completel different point to build up decades of strenght, win, and play most of the time on the top Level.

@WahannuKalingga 6 лет назад

Ah.. you guys forgot to mention Captain Tsubasa, one of biggest influence in Japanese football for those kids

@juniorhuachoguisado6640 3 года назад

the typing font is from Captain Tsubasa xd

@ronaldookpara644 Год назад

Who’s watching after Japan just won Spain

@weston7trillion 6 лет назад

Top documentary

@derkaiser420 4 года назад

One of the best matches in the 2018 was Belgium v Japan. The fact that you all took Belgium that far was insane. Japan also have the most respectful fans in the World by far.

@darwisjamalludin4883 6 лет назад

Amazing stuff as always from copa90. Thank you.

@copa90football 6 лет назад

Thanks for watching!

@tigerking8413 6 лет назад

I'm not even Japanese and I feel really pumped for them, the entire video was quality. The cinematics (sorry I work in finance don't know technical terms), the sound effects and structure of the video is just perfect and captures emotion perfectly. Well done COPA90!

@tintin212002 6 лет назад

Quality content, well done Eli and Copa90

@alansweeney9474 6 лет назад

Dzintars Lubiks 100th like

@archxcr1tical847 6 лет назад

Quality content like this is the reason why we love you guys at Copa90 Keep it up guys!!!!!

@debansubhadra1250 3 года назад

India needs a lot to learn from Japan. So happy to see Japan's progress over such a short time brilliant work , kudos👍🇮🇳

@mtk3755 Год назад

True man need same for our country

@hiro061212 6 лет назад

Jリーグそして日本サッカーはまだまだ発展途上だけど、選手とサポーター含め、全ての人々のサッカーへの情熱は素晴らしいです！特集ありがとうございました！Thank you！

@superninja252 6 лет назад

私はJリーグが好きですが、DAZNが権利を取って以来、私はここでゲームを見ることができませんジコのように、私は日本と日本のスポーツを愛するブラジル人です

@hiro061212 6 лет назад

superninja252 偉大なジーコのように、日本と日本のスポーツを愛してくれてありがとう！是非日本に来てＪリーグを観戦して下さい！ Obrigado por amar o Japão e os esportes japoneses como o Zico! Isso é decepcionante. Por favor, venha para a J League! 下手なポルトガル語でごめんなさい！

@Manuel-uf6sr 6 лет назад

Japan 🇯🇵, you guys should be proud! I was left a fan with the Belgium game at World Cup.

@jensibowable 6 лет назад

This is why I love vegalta sendai, now THATS a community club!

@kagzmeister1323 6 лет назад

Albirex Niigata better

@MikeCooky 6 лет назад

Quality stuff

@ragazziciao4575 6 лет назад

Quality video. Young generation in Japan are obviously loves football more than any sports. We are gonna produce the real talented player soon. Wait there boys.

@user-lq3iq4fj3h 5 лет назад

Your youtube is very interesting. Although I'm Japanese, I know history of Japan's football now. I'm thankful to you. ありがとう😊

@AdamTheMan1993 4 года назад

日本が2002年のFIFAワールドカップを主催するために与えられて以来、日本はついに本格的なサッカー国になり、日本はスポーツへの大きな成長の関心を持っており、日本の野球が野球よりも人気が高まることを願っています。

@jesusvermillionthemereoleo5660 6 лет назад

Yeeeeessss, you finally did Japan, a country which means a lot to me. ありがとうごおざいます　Copa 90！

@copa90football 6 лет назад

+Matthew Waterton どういたしまして！

@rolandhaumann4248 6 лет назад

Why does Japan mean a lot to you?

@jesusvermillionthemereoleo5660 6 лет назад

It was there for me in very dark times of my life (depression). I fell in love with the culture, the people... That's why it means a lot to me

@rolandhaumann4248 6 лет назад

That's amazing man! Good for you. I lived there for five years and it most definitely has a special place in my heart.

@user-fs5ob9cq5s 6 лет назад

Thank you Matthew to love our country. I hope you are doing well now.

@TheReverseParadox 3 года назад

And thats what football is ALL about emotions no matter what country feeling a sense of pride when your country achieves something is so beautiful everyone cries with you strangers alike

@DYNEsama 6 лет назад

Being such a fan of Japanese subculture myself, it's really fascinating to see what football is like from Japan's perspective, and that game between Australia and Japan? I was kinda torn, but I will always bleed green and gold. If it wasn't for that game, we wouldn't have to play a do or die game against Thailand, or a playoff against Syria. This coming international break means more to Australia than any other. We win, we're in!

@lbn6486 6 лет назад

It's alright. You guys still have cricket.

@zadkovichraj3246 6 лет назад

I love Copa 90 and as an Aussie always pumped for it versing such a powerhouse of Asia 60,000 at Saitama and 3,000 Aussies must have been mental

@ryanh2479 6 лет назад

Japan baseball games are lit af! I used to go to them all the time when I lived there.

@az-ly8ei 6 лет назад

Ryan H Did you used to go alone?

@ryanh2479 6 лет назад

The person to love soccer no, I went with friends.

@az-ly8ei 6 лет назад

Ryan H The friends are Japanese?

@ryanh2479 6 лет назад

Sometimes with the Japanese, mostly with my gringo friends though.

@az-ly8ei 6 лет назад

Ryan H Oh, it's okay. I just want to know why you used to do. Thank you.

@ARDBOD13D 6 лет назад

you guys are the mvps pf football documentaries

@killingtime9189 6 лет назад

These type of content is great

@user-fs5ob9cq5s 6 лет назад

This is why we love COPA 90. The other channels only show Europe. This channel is so fair. I really enjoyed to watch this video. Thank you from Japan.

@lordeccles200 6 лет назад

That's why I subscribe Copa90

@connornetty7135 6 лет назад

That gave me chills! If the US don't qualify you know I'm supporting Japan!

@CocoTayo 6 лет назад

Amazing to see the impact football has around the world. I love watching you guys explore the different cultures in football and deliver to us something we may never see! Thank you!

@ayushpandey2511 6 лет назад

The type of content you make are just awesome . You really make us fans take a differnt perspective on various things . U make us feel closer to the game . Thank you copa 90 team and elli . Hoping that a similar football revolution starts in India too.

@mickisei3547 6 лет назад

Saw the game with Columbia. Japan did amazing in winning. Good luck Japan.

@tsuyo2403 6 лет назад

日本語訳もあって見やすい。素晴らしい！

@copa90football 6 лет назад

良かった !

@americangooner98 6 лет назад

This truly is the greatest game ever played.

@Sharingan6500ify 6 лет назад

These videos should get more recognition, seriously great content!

@lordcristopherv 6 лет назад

Captain Tsubasa made me love Japan Football...Greetings from Brasil

@hamburgerdan101 6 лет назад

They recently qualified for the World Cup 3 weeks ago

@superninja252 6 лет назад

this actually was recorded during the game that gave Q to japan

@mattm.2591 6 лет назад

How come there's no mention of Japan winning the Asian Cup in 1992? You skipped right over that to what happened in 1993. Otherwise, really good video that gave a great insight into Japanese football and much of how they got to where they are now. I also want to add that I absolutely love international breaks. Actually prefer them to club games. So much intensity and variety.

@darbylaughren3350 6 лет назад

Best video yet Copa fam! Keep up the good work!

@copa90football 6 лет назад

woo! high praise. Thanks :)

@vengefulhero 6 лет назад

This was amazing. Keep bringing this quality!

@Scotty-qk8vf 6 лет назад

What. A. Video.

@lbn6486 6 лет назад

I think the Belgium Vs Japan game in 2018 Russia might become their new Doha. It was just so sad ugh.

@Aquila.Nera_ 3 года назад

Respect from Brigata Curva Sud Indonesia

@Nemesis_SN 6 лет назад

Damn, this is some real legit ready forTV shit, I mean very well done and put together, great job Copa90! 👍

@jairan1262 6 лет назад

Quality video.

@stoplying 6 лет назад

I'm lucky enough to have gone to a Yokohama F Marinos match a few years ago, and the fans, the atmosphere, the quality of play is all there. This video is next level from COPA90 - these dudes have the best job in the world! Keep doing what you're doing!

@farissen 6 лет назад

just brilliant. goosebumps all over throughout

@MrAndrewtallon 6 лет назад

Always seeing great content come up from you guys. Subscribed!

@copa90football 6 лет назад

welcome to the CopaFam!

@aandwdabest 3 года назад

Man, pairing up ASAP Ferg’s work with this video is perfect. It’s pure hype.

@kejarbola5168 4 года назад

How Japan built their reputation in football is an outstanding achievement. They qualify to the world cup in 1998 and since then never looks back and now being an Asian football powerhouse.

@AdamTheMan1993 4 года назад

I say it started when Japan (along with South Korea) were awarded to host the 2002 FIFA World Cup

@kejarbola5168 4 года назад

AdamTheMan1993 yes. Since then both nations didnt looks back. Play every WC editions, & exports their players in top European leagues.

@wanted4bad 6 лет назад

eli has done it again, top video

@indiqurotaayun6046 6 лет назад

Come to Surabaya, and feel another atmosphere

@malikanuur4298 6 лет назад

Great video

@stevenygabbyperez695 6 лет назад

I'm glad that Japan focused so much on baseball. They have given us great superstars and a beautiful interpretation of our game. Now I'm all about football but my first love is baseball and Japan and Korea are a big part of the sport.

@danyfromcta 4 года назад

Bro it s a passing by sport, a tiny one, not a global sport, except usa, cuba, nicaragua, venezuela, japan and a few other little nations across Carribeans no one cares about it. The Football is the real beautiful game !

@stevenygabbyperez695 4 года назад

@@danyfromcta Is your brain so tiny that you can't understand that some things that don't interest you interest others? Not sure what you mean by passing sport but the league is the oldest in the world even older than any football leagues. MLB is the second highest revenue league in the world above all of the soccer leagues. Maybe don't comment on what you don't know.

@AdamTheMan1993 4 года назад

@@stevenygabbyperez695 Japan is now starting to move away from baseball, in the last 30 years the football fan base in Japan has grown massively at a much faster rate than baseball even some of Japan's top football players play for some of Europe's best football clubs which makes them more popular back home and will help encourage the future generation to become professional football players themselves

@cdz2166 4 года назад

@@AdamTheMan1993Nah I'm Japanese and I can say Japan still loves baseball. National Team(soccer,olympic and rugby etc) is very popular when they play in international competition. but clubs aren't. still far away to baseball level popularity. Maybe same situation like America. They watch worldcup but don't care MLS so much.

@mtk3755 Год назад

Tbh cricket better than baseball. T20 is far more exciting and test is the test of patience. Should try it.

@sinksmusic 6 лет назад

this is copa 90 doing what it does best: finding the cultural story

@superninja252 6 лет назад

well he failed in some things, like in talk about how baseball is popular (is more than coporated shit) and dont talked about capitan tsubasa, but yeah, he did right

@JoseNelisParham 6 лет назад

Amazing video!

@Nkwenkl18 6 лет назад

Man you guys produce some seriously high quality material. Well done.

@cacuociolo91 6 лет назад

Thats why i love Japanese people when they do something they put their heart on that and they are spontaneous i love it

@jackclarke8156 6 лет назад

Another top vid Eli, keep up the incredible work and hopefully people will begin to see the light!

@Creees 6 лет назад

8:48 thats so awesome. You put Leyton Orient in there!!!!

@h.r.6949 6 лет назад

この間試合終了間際に来たのこの人達だったのかこんだけよく紹介してくれてめっちゃ嬉しい

@jontiswe 6 лет назад

Awesome documentary. Love Japan, vamos Nippon from Sweden! I lived in Japan for three years and that country holds a special place in my heart. And I actually saw them in Osaka once against Tajikistan, 8-0 win, but even against such a weak opposition the stadium was full and the atmosphere was great.

@jontiswe 6 лет назад

By the way you should do a documentary on the Urawa Reds! Most passionate fans in Japanese club football. Japan's first ever ACL winner and now in the ACL final again. :)

@wernercaspary7159 3 года назад

Congratulations to Japan. Always striving to be the best. One day Japan will win the World Cup and I will celebrate as well. Greetings from Germany...🍺

@saeta 6 лет назад

Man this channel is amazing me so much. Is not only amazing from a football fan, but also an amazing reportage from a journalism point of view

@goodhj 6 лет назад

Thank you copa 90, this is the best documentary i've ever seen!

@johnconnor1652 4 года назад

Eli always has so much passion when he tells the stories.. He's amazing

@maruftanim6975 4 года назад

16:37 i can feel your pain bro 😢😢😢 Beautiful, but most heartbreaking sports of all time ❤💔❤

@WretchedDrummer 6 лет назад

Love and Respect to my Japanese family🇯🇵!!! From Mexico🇲🇽 Loved this video.⚽

@RBM8845 6 лет назад

Shinji Ono legend of Feyenoord

@az-ly8ei 6 лет назад

RichardBM He is still plaing in Japan.

@RBM8845 6 лет назад

The person to love soccer I know haha, I want to watch him play one day.

@wereNeverToBeSeenAgain 6 лет назад

I never thought I would ever see a Japanese as excited as these football fans. I know, they're normal human beings, but they're always portrayed as some kind of serious, workaholic, rule-respecting, introvert people and then THIS: Joy, emotion, passion. This video proves they're definitely some lovable folks.

@PurpleAngel8261 6 лет назад

Extremely well produced video a great deal of effort went into making this well done!

@user-bk8ee4lb6t 6 лет назад

いつか、世界に追いつく、いや追い越してみせる！

@copa90football 6 лет назад

そうですよ!

@chrisj7881 6 лет назад

I just love the Japanese culture, we have so much to learn from them.

@Irvin993 6 лет назад

Great Documental, IT seems that thay are growing, greetings from Perú, a footballer country

@MakovskiyRodion 6 лет назад

Stupidly the best video about football. Welcome 2018 in My country!

@camila_costa12 6 лет назад

What about Zico and brazilian football influence? It was really important for Japan's growth in football.

@az-ly8ei 6 лет назад

C. Costa definitely

@WCIV-rw5js 6 лет назад

Yall almost made me cry...great video

@mike64rage 6 лет назад

fast forward to Russia 2018 WC, they were gutted by the golden generation of Belgium while Japan played their heart out. Massive kudos to Japan. They don't dive, play cleanly most of the time, show real determination. Very Japaneseque football.

@dantruon25 6 лет назад

Even in their wild celebrations, they are still polite they are not only the role model society just for Asia but for the whole world. Go to the Samurai Blue!!!

@camila_costa12 6 лет назад

Thanks to Zico japan's football has evolved.

@kiwicom65 6 лет назад

We'll get taste of this passionate fandom when our New Zealand team play Japan in a friendly on Friday night. Premier League players Winston Reid (West Ham) and Chris Wood (Burnley striker) will be playing along with our two Dutch Eredivisie wingers, Marco Rojas and Ryan Thomas and some talent from Major League Soccer in North America. Strong Japan team named too with many Europe-based players.