Not-so-famous Japanese Players Abroad \ Japanese players in minor leagues

ok uzbek league................ with a choice like that you are doing it because you really want some adventure.

 

I spent 6 months in Uzbekistan. Let me assure you, there is no adventure to be had there.
Ridiculously corrupt government and interesting mix of Russian, Arabic, and Central Asian cultures... very nice people that speak like a million languages (we had a elementary school kid as our translator for a couple hours - he was brilliant and got a box of fanta and a brand new adidas soccer ball in exchange for his excellent services)
But absolutely no adventure to be had.

 

LOL fair enough, I used the phrase adventure to sound political correct, I was expecting Uszbekistan to be more like you said Scotch, though I must admit Central asian culture fascinates me a lot.

 

Kalju and Wakui goal celebration in Tallinn Derbyhttp://m.101greatgoals.com/blog/incredible-nomme-kaljus-hidetoshi-wakui-celebrates-goal-by-bowling-over-teammates-gif

 

Today Maruoka (BVB) returned with the U19 and scored.

Last week he played 87 minutes for U23's team on saturday 15/03, and the full game with U19 on sunday 16/03.

 

Daigo Kobayashi played the last half hour of NE Revolution's match against Vancouver. Showed quite a bit of quality and aggressiveness!

 

He must join Hiroshima.

 

Our video (www.rumodispo.com) from Estonia here:
It has gone viral thanks to passages on 101 Great Goals, Football Vine, Gazzetta dello Sport and elsewhere and several RT. And I can tell you surprises might not be over from Kalju!

We follow Estonian football in English, you can like our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/rumodispo

The other Japanese player at Kalju, Hiroki Maehara, he is now in Sillamäe Kalev (check squads here: http://www.rumodispo.com/news/premium-liiga-10-clubs )
Kosuke Usami, another Kalju player that was loaned to Sillamäe last season, has left the country.

Wakui has scored a goal also last week against Paide Linnameeskond:

 

Mitsuru Maruoka scored a nice goal on Saturday. Well taken side volley into the corner, from a far cross.

http://tv.dfb.de/index.php?view=7623

At -9:00 in this video.

 

Guess who made into BBC's frontpage?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/26747552

 

Takeru Kobayashi manhandles the New York Cosmos

 

14/4/2 Yuki scored his 9th goal.

Eintracht Bamberg 5 - 2 Viktoria Aschaffenburg

 

25-years-old japanese player Masato FUKUI from FK Sutjeska Niksic scored amazing goal againist Mladost Podgorica in Montenegrin First League, March 30 2014. FK Sutjeska wins the match 1-0.

 

Article on Toshiya Tojo playing for Avaí Futebol Clube in Campeonato Brasileiro Série B

http://futebolsc.com/noticia/21086/9/avai-acerta-com-atacante-japones-que-atuava-no-futebol-carioca

 

Yasuhiko Okudera @ 5:30

 

Moniwa's super goal (from 0:37)

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Mu Kanazaki scored 1 goal (7th) against Chaves.

14/5/5 Chaves 3 - 2 Portimonense

 

Robert Cullen first official goal in the Thai premier league!

 

He scored another goal for them in their 1-0 victory against Petrovac. They lead by 4 points at the top.

 

Toshiya Miura - New coach of Vietnam NT.

 

We could have had Okada or Desailly, and somehow end up with this guy. Doesn't seem like a dependable manager knowing he's never been with a club for more than 2 years.

 

@1:10

14.5.11 Hiroshi Ibusuki scored 1 goal (7th )against Sant Andreu.

 

I think Okada probably just said no.....