1, Machida Zevia
Zevia Machida, located in Machida, Tokyo, was originally named Machida Sports Association. In 2009, it was renamed Zevia, whose name comes from the Portuguese beech tree, and it is the official tree of Machida City. Machida has a large football population, and the number of players sent to Japanese leagues ranks second in the country, and it is known as Brazil in Tokyo.
2. Happy Putian
Fantian Happy Football Club, formerly known as Yamaha Football Club, was founded in 1972 and joined the Federation when 1994 was founded. "Júbilo" is taken from Portuguese, which means "joy", so the Chinese translation of the team is "Pan Tianxi".
3. Stir with clear water
Shimizu heartbeat 199 1 joined the Japanese professional league. Shimizu was one of the early 10 teams when the J League was founded. The team is located in Shizuoka City, Shizuoka Prefecture, and the home court is Hirata, Japan. Shimizu heartbeat has never participated in the Japanese professional first-class league championship, only won the Emperor Cup of 200 1 and the League Cup of 1996.
4.Tokyo, Nishi
Verdy Tokyo is a football club located in Tokyo, Japan, and currently plays for the Japanese professional football second division. Tokyo Green Football Club, formerly known as Yomiuri Football Club, was founded in 1969, and won the Asian Club Championship in 1987.
5. Nagasaki Success Pill
Nagasaki Success Pill generally refers to Nagasaki Navigation Football Club. Nagasaki Navigation Football Club is the third-class league in Japan.