Staff

Coach: MORIYAMA Yoshiro (JFA National Coaching Staff)
Assistant Coach: HIROYAMA Nozomi (JFA National Coaching Staff)
Assistant Coach: HAMASAKI Yoshimi (JFA National Coaching Staff)
GK Coach: TAKAKUWA Daijiro (JFA National Coaching Staff)
Conditioning Coach: CHUMAN Kentaro (JFA National Coaching Staff/Jubilo Iwata)

Squad

GK
12　SUZUKI Zion (Urawa Reds Youth)
1　NOZAWA Taishi Brandon (FC Tokyo U-18)

DF
6　HATA Taiga (Ichiritsu Funabashi High School)
5　SHIMOKAWA Taiyo (Cerezo Osaka U-18)
15　SUMI Seiga (Nagoya Grampus U-18)
2　SUMI Kohshiro (FC Tokyo U-18)
3　SUZUKI Kaito (Jubilo Iwata U-18)
4　YAMADA Nao (Urawa Reds Youth)

MF
13　ARITA Keito (Kawasaki Frontale U-18)
16　TANAKA Katsuyuki (Teikyo Nagaoka High School)
7　FUJIWARA Yudai (Aomori Yamada High School)
8　NARUOKA Hikaru (Shimizu S-Pulse Youth)
17　TANAKA Satoshi (Shonan Bellmare U-18)
9　NAKANO Keita (Kyoto Sanga F.C. U-18)
14　MITO Shunsuke (JFA Academy Fukushima U18)

FW
18　WAKATSUKI Yamato (Kiryu Daiichi High School)
11　TSUKUI Takumi (Yokohama F・Marinos Youth)
10　TOYAMA Shoji (Gamba Osaka Youth)

Players Change (2/15)

SUMI Kohshiro
Club: FC Tokyo U-18　Sidelined due to injury

NAKANO Shinya
DF　Club: Sagan Tosu U-15　DOB: 17 August 2003　167cm／49kg

Schedule

*Local Time
*The schedule is subject to change due to the team condition, the weather, etc.

About “SPORT FOR TOMORROW”

“SPORT FOR TOMORROW” is an international sport contribution initiative led by the Japanese government, which was announced by Prime Minister ABE Shinzo during the IOC Congress in order to promote the bidding activities for the 2020 Olympics and Paralympics in Tokyo. It is aimed to spread the value of ‘SPORT’ to more than 10 million people across all generations in over 100 nations, especially in developing countries, from the year 2014 leading up to the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo.