2004 | Tokyo Derby Decided by the Future Number 10

Yohei KAJIYAMA, a product of the youth development system, scored the dramatic winning goal in the Tokyo Derby. It was the moment when the future number 10, carrying Tokyo on his back, was born.

2004 | Club's First Title Won in a Fierce Battle

Nabisco Cup's first final appearance. Despite Jean being sent off in the first half, Yoichi Doi led the team to victory in a tough penalty shootout, securing the club's first title.

2006 | Mr. Tokyo's J1 Lifetime 1 Goal

Ryuji FUJIYAMA, who has been playing since the Tokyo Gas era, scored his first J-League goal. This was his first and last goal.

2007 National Kan 5-Person Breakthrough

Sota HIRAYAMA, who caused a stir at the National High School Soccer Championship, dribbled past five opposing players and scored a goal. National's man of the match.

2008 National Kan Derby Hat Trick

Sota HIRAYAMA, who scored a hat-trick in the crucial Tokyo Derby, is a key player for the National team who also scored a 5-man goal last year.

2009 | Super Goal by Speed Star

In the two matches played at the National Stadium during the league, Naohiro Ishikawa scored spectacular goals in both. He achieved a career-high of 15 goals.

2009 | Second Title Brought in by Rookie Club

Advanced to the final of the Nabisco Cup for the first time since 2004. Rookie Takuji YONEMOTO scored the opening goal, leading the team to their second title.

2010 | First International Title Connected by a Pure Striker

Against the Copa Sudamericana champions, they equalized with a goal from Masashi OGURO in the final minutes and won in a penalty shootout. They won their first international title for the club.

2010 | Striker's impressive goal

The last season when J2 relegation was decided. Advanced to the semifinals in the Emperor's Cup. Sota HIRAYAMA of National Kan scored a spectacular overhead goal, but...

2012 | First Emperor's Cup title won with J1 return

The final round of the season, which decided the return to J1 in one year, advanced to the final in the Emperor's Cup. Masato MORISHIGE scored and won 4-2. They achieved their first Emperor's Cup victory.

2013 | The Great Role of Lighting the Olympic Flame for the Olympic Bid

Doronpa appeared at the torch lighting ceremony for the Tokyo Olympics bid. On May 15, players with a deep connection to the National Stadium were on the pitch for the J-League.

2013 | National Kan led the way to Urawa's first victory in 9 years

A match against Urawa, which has not won since 2009. The heated battle, which became a competition for points, was decided by the final goal of that National Kan in the 90th minute.

2020~2021 | Special title won by everyone in a special year

The Levain Cup final, which spanned over the New Year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In the first ever new National Stadium event for the J-League, the club won its fourth title.

This is TOKYO.
The first match of the J1 League will be held at Japan National Stadium.

Tokyo, which hosted the first J1 League event at the renovated Japan National Stadium. In this place where many memorable matches and goals were born, a new step has been taken.

September 18, 2022 | Victory won with over 50,000 fans and supporters on a special day

Won the second home game at the Japan National Stadium with a magnificent performance of "Football that loves the ball".