Japan announced the new roster, and the team will play against Paraguay on October 10 and Brazil on October 14. This issue's list of Japanese teams gathered with famous Japanese players, led by Kenei Kubo and Hiro Endo, and Arito Do and Takumi Minamino were among the top players, but Brighton star Misato was defeated.
Japanese roster:
Goalkeeper: Tomoki Hayakawa (Kashima Antlers), Keisuke Oma (Hiroshima Three Arrows), Aiyan Suzuki (Parma)
Defenders: Yuto Nagato (Tokyo FC), Akigo Taniguchi (Saint Turden), Oitura Kazuki (Ajax), Takashi Watanabe (Feyenoord), Tomoya Ando (Fukuoka Hornets), Aiko Seko (Le Havre), Junnosuke Suzuki (Copenhagen)
Midfield and frontcourt: Koto Endo (Liverpool), Junya Ito (Genk), Takumi Minami (Monaco), Kamada Dadi (Mi Azumiya), Aima Yuki ( Machida Zevia), Ogawa Yokiki (Nimegen), Maeda Daran (Celtic), Doa Ari (Frankfurt), Ueda Kise (Feyenoord), Tanaka (Leeds United), Shuto Machino (Bontaine), Keito Nakamura (Lance), Katsuki Sano (Mainz), Keneyo Kubo (Real Sociedad), Kintoshi Saito (Queen Park Ranger, first selected), Matsuki Hiroshiki (Machida Zevia), Jesuki Fujita-Kima (Sao Paulo)
Japan Schedule:
