What is a Japanese star named Kawaguchi in this World Cup?

National Team: Japan Weight: 77kg Birthday:

1975-08-15 (35 years old) Position: Goalkeeper Height: 179cm Now playing for the club:

Iwata Joy Kawaguchi was born in Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan, he is Japan's most famous goalkeeper, and the Atlanta Olympics became famous in one fell swoop, except for the 2002 World Cup transfer to Portsmouth, which affected the form, and has long occupied the position of the main goalkeeper of the Japanese team. It was not easy for Kawaguchi, who was not very tall, to live to get where he is today in Japanese football, but when it comes to golf, he always had some problems choosing his position. Perhaps this constrained him from developing in Europe.

Goalkeepers: Noho Kawaguchi, Masashi Chiefisaki, Zeng Duanjun; Defenders: Yutaka Akita, Akira Narahashi, Toyohiro Hattori, Makoto Tanaka, Yamada Shohisa, Takashi Morioka.

3. Miyamoto Tsuneyasu, Naoki Matsuda, Tomoki Hirayama, Keisuke Tsubii; Avant-garde: Hiroshi Naba, Daisuke Oku, Takashi Fukusai, Daisuke Matsui, Master Santo, Tomokazu Akishin, Mitsuo Ogasawara, Hiroshi Nakata.

2. Inamoto Run.

1. Hohito Endo, Naohiro Ishikawa; Forwards: Masashi Nakayama, Takayuki Suzuki, Tatsuhiko Kubo, Yoshiki Yamashita, Yuichiro Nagai, Yoshito Okubo. Among them, Yoshito Okubo, Daisuke Matsui and Naohiro Ishikawa are active members of the National Olympic team.

Kawaguchi can live this World Cup does not seem to play.

My home is in Kawaguchi City, which is part of Saitama Prefecture.

It is only one stop in Tokyo.

is a county.

Equivalent to a province in China.

Not really! Most of Japan's star companies are based in Tokyo, but Osaka also has them!

No, most of them moved to Tokyo because it was convenient for them to work.

No, it's mainly for the convenience of work, after all, there are many offices in Tokyo.

Shinji Ono, Junichi Inamoto, and Shunsuke Nakamura became famous after the 02 World Cup.

Noho Kawaguchi, Shunsuke Nakamura, Hidetoshi Nakata, Junichi Inamoto, Naoyasu Takahara, Yasuto Endo, Yuji Nakazawa.

Shunsuke Nakamura, Hidetoshi Nakata, Junichi Inamoto, Nolive Kawaguchi, Santoshi, etc.! A lot.

Shunsuke Nakamura, Hidetoshi Nakata, Yasuhito Endo, Yuji Nakazawa, Junichi Inamoto, Keiji Tamada.

Shinji Ono.

Goalkeeper Kawaguchi can live.

Forward Junichi Inamoto.

Midfielder Santos.

The gatekeeper is called Kawaguchi can live haha.

There is also Shunsuke Nakamura, Nakata Ying, and Junichi Inamoto.

Shunsuke Nakamura went to Su Chao for some.

Park Joo-young: In my live life, he is Messi's substitute.

Goalie. I forgot the name.

At the age of 35 in early 2010, Kawaguchi was seriously injured in a J-League game, and it was previously announced that he would miss out on the World Cup in South Africa, but he was eventually selected for the Japanese squad for the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Noho Kawaguchi has played in three World Cups, three Asian Cups, three Confederations Cups and one Copa America with the Japanese team, except for the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan as a substitute, he is basically the team's main goalkeeper in other games.

Now Kawaguchi is old and old, and he is no longer as brave as he used to be, and if he wants to see it, he can only watch the old videos or the J-League.

On September 4th, 7th, in the squad against Paraguay and Guatemala, only 2 goalkeepers were recruited, the main force was Kawashima Eiji, who is now transferred to the Belgian league, and the substitute is the old goalkeeper Masashi Chiefizaki of Nagoya Whales.

And Kawaguchi was the third goalkeeper at the World Cup because of his age and health.

And Chiefzaki Masashi just announced his retirement from the national team after the warm-up game, according to experience, Kawaguchi can live in the second goalkeeper, but whether the veteran will insist, it is unknown, Kawaguchi has played in Iwata Joy in recent seasons, and the team's strength has been reduced to the middle and lower level of J1. Kawaguchi's performance was also mediocre.

Sanfrecce Hiroshima's goalkeeper Shusaku Nishikawa (24) and FC Tokyo's Shuichi Akai (21) have all been selected for the national team this year and should have their chance at the 2011 Asian Cup.

Kawaguchi can live a long time ago, and the 06 World Cup is the peak period when Kawaguchi can live! Now he is Kahn from the '06 World Cup, and if he performs well, he can come off the bench. Stop paying attention to Little Japan.

Don't want Kawaguchi to live because he can't "live"!!

Listening to what you said, it seems that you can't see little Japan, and you won't be able to live ......

There are several reasons: 1 Injury 2 Condition 3 may not be suitable for the national team, and each coach has his own way of leading the team.

How old is he, do you want his old man's life.

As a result, although the goalkeeper "Kawaguchi Nohlive" in the Japanese national team did not perform very well, he also had the style of a general on the court.

That's right, yes, although the little devil's results are not very good, but Kawaguchi's reputation has risen through this battle, and there are no highlights on the field, and the game is quite flashy after the game

Kawaguchi played in the '98 and '06 World Cups, and was reduced to a substitute in the '02 home World Cup.

Nobuyuki Kojima, Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi, Seigo Narazaki

Kawaguchi was too handsome at the '98 World Cup.

That's right, the Asian Cup in 00 was also Kawaguchi.

The most famous are Manchester United's Japanese star Shinji Kagawa, Inter Milan's Yuto Nagatomo, Moscow's Keisuke Honda, and Schalke 04 Atsuto Uchida.

8 players in the Bundesliga: Bayern striker Takashi Usami.

Freiburg Forward Takasho Yano.

Cologne defender Tomoaki Makino.

Stuttgart Forward Shinji Okazaki.

Schalke 04 defender Atsuto Uchida.

Wolfsburg defender Makoto Hasebe.

Borussia Mönchen Midfielder Yuki Otsu.

Bayer Leverkusen midfielder Fine.

Serie A, La Liga 2 people:

Inter Milan defender Yuto Nagatomo.

Novara Forward Takayuki Morimoto.

Sevilla Striker Yoshi Ibusuki.

Mallorca defender Parent Zhaobo.

Premier League 2: Arsenal striker Ryo Miyaichi.

Manchester United Midfielder Shinji Kagawa.

The most legendary is the current star who is over 46 years old: Chira Miura, who has played for Kawasaki Yomiuri, Sao Paulo, Palmeiras, Genoa FC, Kobe Victory Ship FC, Dinamo Zagreb FC, Yokohama FC and other teams. On May 27, 2012, in the 16th round of the Japan J2 League, Miura scored the team's fifth goal, setting a new record for the oldest goalscorer in the Japan J League.

On July 3, 2013, in the 22nd round of the Japanese J2 League, Miura Chira started the game and scored in the opening 16 seconds, once again setting a new record for the longest goal in the Japanese J League. He has also appeared in "Detective Conan Theatrical Version" - M16 "The 11th Striker".

Shunsuke Nakamura, Junichi Inamoto My deity

I think he could be in the last 16, but only in the last 16.

Japan's national team head coach Takeshi Okada said their goal at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa is to reach the semi-finals.

Except for the 2002 World Cup on home soil, Japan's performance in the other two World Cups was not very good, with an overall result of one draw and five defeats. In the 1998 World Cup, Japan lost three games and three times, and Takeshi Okada was a member of the national team at that time.

In December 2007, Takeshi Okada became the coach of the national team because of a sudden stroke by former Japanese head coach Osim. Japan's defeat to Bahrain in the first stage of World Cup qualifying made Takeshi Okada's position shaky for a while, and they still managed to reach the last 10.

Japan are in a group with Australia, Bahrain, Uzbekistan and Qatar and currently have seven points from three matches. A home win over Australia in February would give them top spot in the group table and a good foundation for direct qualification.

In terms of player quality, Japan have a strong midfield that is difficult for other Asian teams to match. Needless to say, Shunsuke Nakamura, who plays for Celtic, has a strong upward momentum with Hohito Endo, who recently plays for Gamba Osaka, and continues Japan's dominance in midfield.

Japan's backline has also been relatively solid, with Yuji Nakazawa and Tanaka being very consistent at the back. Yuto Nagatomo and Atsuto Uchida are the rising stars of the Japanese Olympic team, and the defenders of the Japanese team are more skilled than most Asian teams.

In contrast, Japan, like other Asian teams, still lacks a consistent scorer up front. Other Asian powerhouses, such as Iran and South Korea, are also facing a lack of goalscorers.

The new generation of strikers such as Keiji Tamada, Seiichiro Maki, Toshito Sato, Yoshito Okubo, and Tatsuya Tanaka have not yet shown the ability to compete with the top scorers in Europe and the United States. Naoyasu Takahara, a long-time Bundesliga player, may still be a target for Japan in 2010, but his return to Urawa Ruby has not been impressive, with the team finishing seventh in the J-League last season. It seems that Japan's weakness is still the lack of people in the forward line.

However, Shunsuke Nakamura and Hohito Endo both have strong goalscoring ability, and they can make up for the lack of attacking power of the Japanese strikers to some extent. However, such a situation can be handled in Asian competitions, but with such attacking power, the prospects of playing the World Cup are not optimistic.

However, things in the football world cannot be generalized, in 1998 France can win the World Cup, their forward line did not contribute much, in the case of only one single striker Givash, the Gallic Rooster's strong midfield force still left the World Cup in France. South Korea in 2002 usually used Ahn Jung-hwan to break through, and in 1990 Italy only had a shine in the World Cup, but they also reached the last four of the World Cup. These "no striker" success stories may give Takeshi Okada hope, which may be why he dared to propose reaching the semi-finals of the World Cup in South Africa.

Netherlands, Denmark, Japan and Cameroon in one group.

The odds against the Netherlands are basically 0

Denmark and Cameroon can be spelled.

Personally, I think that the Japanese team can qualify from the group, but it has gone far and the landlord supports the Japanese team?

I think it's lucky that Japan is in a group with the Netherlands and Denmark and that they can appear in the group stage.

Fortunately, Japan's team spirit and sense of hard work are above the Chinese people!

Bless them!

After all, it's also an Asian team!

Not big: 1The overall strength has regressed compared with previous years;

2.There are no obvious core players;

3.The defense is relatively porous;

4.The striker is not very capable of scoring goals;

5.Poor physical fitness.

Japan is in Group E [Netherlands, Denmark, Cameroon, Japan] will stop in the round of 32, South Korea is in Group B [Argentina, Nigeria, Greece, South Korea] The record is slightly worse but South Korea cannot advance to the round of 16, the first team to be eliminated in Northeast Asia should be North Korea, North Korea is in Group G Group of Death [Brazil, Portugal, Ivory Coast, North Korea], and the entire Asian team, including Australia [Germany, Ghana, Serbia, Australia], is estimated to have 50% hope of reaching the round of 16, but don't expect it to break into the top 8, If you break in, it's just an accident!

Netherlands, Denmark, Japan and Cameroon, these are the four teams in Japan's group.

1.The Netherlands is the strongest. The Netherlands and Japan will certainly not be able to do it. The Netherlands will definitely qualify.

The remaining three teams are slightly weaker in terms of strength. But it depends on the scene and the state at the time. If you play well, Japan may finish second in the group. But it's still more difficult to qualify.

Denmark and Cameroon are not bad at all. Cameroon in particular. Denmark's strength in Europe should not be underestimated. It's been a bit difficult for the Asian team to qualify this year. It has no local advantages, and its strength is relatively weak.

Date of the match in Japan.

14 June, 22:00, Bloemfontein, Cameroon.

19 June, 19:30 Pretoria, Denmark.

June 25, 02:30, Cape Town, Netherlands.

The overall strength of these three teams is stronger than that of Japan. Cameroon is the weakest in this group with the exception of Japan. However, the overall skills and tactics are much stronger than those of the Japanese team.

Before. Japan has lost four consecutive World Cup warm-up matches. Although this Japan has Morimoto Takanobu.

Kei Honda right. Keiji Tamada. A player like Shunsuke Nakamura.

But their overall ability is still a certain gap compared to other teams. Historical issues aside. I also hope that they will bring glory to Asia.

But I can make a bold estimate. Japan must not make it out of the group.

A list of the Japanese team is attached.

1 Masatoshi Narasaki Goalkeeper 23 Noho Kawaguchi Goalkeeper 21 Eiji Kawashima Goalkeeper.

6 Atsuto Uchida Defender 15 Yasuyuki Konno Defender.

22 Yuji Nakazawa Defender 5 Yuto Nagatomo Defender.

4 Tanaka Douli Wang Defender 3 Komano Yuichi Defender.

13 Taiki Iwamasa Defender 20 Junichi Inamoto Defender 8 Daisuke Matsui Defender 2 Yuki Abe Defender.

10 Shunsuke Nakamura Avant-garde 14 Kengang Nakamura Avant-garde 17 Makoto Hasebe Avant-garde 18 Keisuke Honda Avant-garde 7 Yasuhito Endo Avant-garde 12 Takasuki Yano Forward.

19 Takayuki Morimoto Forward 11 Keiji Tamada Forward 9 Shinji Okazaki Forward 16 Yoshito Okubo Forward is expected to start.

Keiji Tamada Takayuki Morimoto.

Shunsuke Nakamura, Yasuhito Endo, Makoto Hasebe, Daisuke Matsui, Yuto Nagatomo, Douri Tanaka, Yuji Nakazawa, Atsuto Uchida, Masatoshi Narasaki.