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00:04In 1932, the bubble economy collapsed and the economy plunged into a downturn.
00:08The world was engulfed in a state of stagnation.
00:11In the world of soccer, the Star Corps emerged.
00:13It excited the whole of Japan.
00:15This is...
00:17Verdi.
00:19In 1993, the first professional soccer league in Japan, the J-League,
00:24started with 10 teams.
00:28Among them, star players such as King Kaz, Ramos, Takeda, and Kitazawa
00:34had a big presence.
00:37This is Verdi.
00:39The opening game was held at the National Stadium,
00:42and the ratings were over 30%.
00:45It was a team that represented the J-League boom,
00:49led by TV, magazines, commercials, and the media.
00:54Outside the pitch, it was full of bubbles.
00:58It was a flashy way to play.
01:00Fashion became a hot topic.
01:03It's like a disco.
01:05It would be great to have a disco with soccer players.
01:07But if there's a flyer at the beginning, it's Tsunami-san.
01:09No, that's not true.
01:11Tonight's event is a rally of Verdi officials.
01:14Now, the door to space opens.
01:18Tsunami-san
01:22The backstage of the rally.
01:29The first player is Nobuhiro Takeda,
01:31a striker representing Japan.
01:39The second player is Satoshi Tsunami,
01:41a left-back who played for Verdi for 15 years.
01:47Nice to meet you.
01:49The third player is Matsuki Asutaro,
01:51who played for Verdi in 1993 and 1990.
01:55Nice to meet you.
01:59The third player is Teruyuki Tsuchida,
02:01a J-League supporter representing Japan.
02:06Tsuchida-san, are you a Verdi supporter?
02:09No, I'm a fan.
02:12I love red.
02:15I was an elementary school student in 1993,
02:17but I don't remember watching soccer on TV.
02:21I didn't watch it on TV.
02:24But when I joined the J-League,
02:26I remembered it when I was in soccer class.
02:29There was a time when I only played soccer.
02:31I played every game.
02:34Before the sudden soccer boom,
02:37what was the situation of Japanese soccer?
02:42When I was a student,
02:44there was no professional soccer team.
02:46Soccer was the most popular sport among high school students.
02:51So many high school students went to college
02:54and got a job at a company to quit soccer.
02:58They quit because there was no professional soccer team.
03:01It was a team of professionals.
03:03That's right.
03:05How many players were there in the J-League?
03:08It was terrible.
03:11I joined the J-League when I was 18 years old.
03:14I started playing soccer with Matsuzaki.
03:16I made my debut in a professional soccer team called Shin-Nittetsu.
03:20It's a ground in a factory called Shin-Nittetsu Yahata in northern Kyushu.
03:25Yahata Steel.
03:27I rented a ground in a steel factory.
03:30Is that a stadium?
03:32It's a stadium.
03:34It's a ground in Fukuri High School.
03:36I used it in the J-League.
03:39There weren't many people going to Yahata.
03:43There were six employees in the steel factory.
03:45They watched the game with me while eating lunch.
03:47I was so nervous that I made a mistake.
03:49You made a mistake.
03:51I graduated from high school and got a job at Shizuoka Daiichi TV.
03:55I went to Yomiuri Club.
03:57At first, I lived with my brother at Rokujo Hitomani in Tokyo.
04:01I was on the train.
04:03I called the Tokyo station of Shizuoka Daiichi TV for two hours in the morning.
04:07I practiced at Yomiuri Club on the train.
04:09I lived in Rokujo Hitomani.
04:11At first, I got a salary from the company.
04:13I got about 200,000 yen from the company.
04:15It was a time like that.
04:17Matsuki-san and Tsunayomi-san were there.
04:19It was a good salary.
04:21It was a high salary.
04:23I got a salary from two companies.
04:26I participated in the championship when I was in the first year of high school.
04:29I was the 10th in the first year of high school.
04:31I didn't care much because I was in good shape.
04:34I was a star.
04:36It was about 60,000 yen.
04:38It was a time when there were no professionals.
04:40My parents kept telling me to stop playing soccer.
04:42There are many people who can't keep playing soccer.
04:44I quit playing soccer.
04:4660,000 yen is a lot of money.
04:48I worked part-time at a coffee shop.
04:50My father ran a coffee shop.
04:52Yomiuri Club is famous for BELDI.
04:55That's right.
04:57Everyone admires BELDI and Yomiuri Club.
05:00The soccer they play is spectacular.
05:04In the first place, Japanese soccer is played by a person named Klammer.
05:07He was the director of the Japanese team.
05:09At that time, Curve was also a player.
05:12The J-League is a model for West Germany.
05:15BELDI was a team from Brazil.
05:18It was the only team in South America.
05:22It was very strong.
05:24I made it.
05:26What is it?
05:27I made it.
05:29Couldn't you make it bigger?
05:31The J-League was held in Japan for 27 years.
05:34I made the J-League.
05:36This is the year of the J-League.
05:38Before the J-League was held, BELDI was in green.
05:40Yomiuri Club was in blue.
05:42Nissan was in blue.
05:44Before the J-League was held, BELDI, NISSAN, and NISSAN were in blue.
05:46That's how the J-League was made.
05:48Yomiuri and Nissan were in the same team for about 10 years.
05:51There were two teams.
05:53That's how the J-League was made.
05:55That's how the J-League was made.
05:57That's how the J-League was made.
05:59The J-League was made in the final.
06:01I see.
06:03I want to use this.
06:05Can you use this?
06:07I can't use this.
06:09But I can shake my hands.
06:11It's very detailed.
06:13I can't believe that the script is pink.
06:15I can't believe that the script is pink.
06:17I can't believe that the script is pink.
06:19It's amazing.
06:21The J-League was announced in 1991.
06:23The J-League was announced in 1991.
06:25The J-League was announced in 1991.
06:27The J-League was announced in 1991.
06:29The Soccer didn't make it to Japan.
06:31The Soccer didn't make it to Japan.
06:33What did other people think of the news?
06:35Because our biggest dream was the World Cup.
06:37To enter the World Cup,
06:39For the Pro League,
06:41We really needed to be strong.
06:43When we were told that we could do it,
06:45We were suspicious.
06:47So we managed to make a team.
06:49To enter a place for players...
06:51The soccer wasn't special...
06:54You already knew there'd be no other teams,
06:56I think the influence of people who didn't know much about soccer was quite big.
07:00Yeah, it was big.
07:02In Tokyo and Shizuoka, there are a lot of people who understand soccer.
07:10But before the J.League started, there were a lot of areas where people didn't know much about soccer.
07:17The most surprising thing was Kashima, right?
07:19Kashima, yeah.
07:20Sumitomo Kinzoku was in the second division, and G.E.E.C.O. was in the fourth.
07:24G.E.E.C.O. retired and became the president of Brazil.
07:28He came to Japan.
07:30So I didn't think Kashima would be in the J.League.
07:33Kashima is a strong team, right?
07:35I had that image.
07:36But they were in the second division.
07:38At that time, Mr. Saburo Kawabuchi said,
07:39If you're going to build a stadium with a roof, you can think about it.
07:42We really built a stadium with a roof.
07:44It's a regional contribution.
07:47It was the J.League's intention.
07:50At that time, Kashima was the best team for that.
07:54How did you feel when you became a professional soccer player?
07:57We don't get paid much.
08:01But the Brazilian team was in, and the competition was intense.
08:04So we were a little more professional than other clubs.
08:07Because it was more expensive than the team.
08:09Berlin hasn't changed much.
08:12The flow, or what we're doing.
08:15I see.
08:16Suddenly, the surroundings have changed a lot.
08:19The world is in a bubble.
08:21But what you're doing doesn't change.
08:23It's like the world has changed on its own.
08:26Mr. Dekawa, who has never been popular, has suddenly risen in popularity.
08:29I see.
08:30I don't get it.
08:31He's the same age as me, but he keeps falling.
08:34I don't know why, but he's the number one guy I don't want to be hugged.
08:37Suddenly, he's getting popular.
08:39But what he's doing hasn't changed.
08:41As the J.League opens, Mr. Matsuki is the first coach.
08:47Why was he chosen?
08:49How many years ago was this?
08:5130 something years ago?
08:52Mr. Matsuki, you were about 36.
08:5335.
08:54That's amazing.
08:55You did a good job.
08:57You did a good job.
08:58At that time, I thought it would be better to quit no matter who I asked.
09:04At that time, you were a coach.
09:06I was a coach.
09:07I was a youth coach and a top coach.
09:12I don't know.
09:14I didn't want to do it at all.
09:18I grew up in a club.
09:20I was a player who grew up from the bottom.
09:24I think I had to repay the team.
09:28I really don't want to do it.
09:30If I don't do well as a coach, I have to quit right away.
09:34You have so many members.
09:36Of course.
09:37Think about it as a rising team.
09:39There are strong people in the team.
09:41You are older than Mr. Matsuki.
09:44We were born in the same year.
09:47My dream is to grow up in the same team.
09:51I want to be a coach.
09:53I want to grow up.
09:55At the end, I want to be a coach.
09:59You will be a coach for a few more years.
10:03I don't know.
10:07The coach of the other team is older.
10:10Everyone is a veteran.
10:12He is the youngest coach in the J.League.
10:14I started with a lot of determination.
10:17I'm curious about the annual salary.
10:20How much did you earn depending on your professionalism?
10:27We earned about 400,000 yen a month.
10:30400,000 yen a month became 6 million yen a month.
10:34In the second year, it was about 20 million yen.
10:38Mr. Takeda's salary is very high.
10:42At that time, the bubble burst.
10:46I thought it was about 15 million yen.
10:51It was 50 million yen.
10:53At that time, there were many people.
10:55The father of many people was an agent.
10:58I was close to him.
10:59He told me that he would raise money.
11:01He told me how to sign a contract.
11:05He told me that it was decided by my attitude.
11:07He told me that if I was excited, I would lose.
11:10He told me that no matter how much money I earned, I would lose money.
11:18I was surprised when he said 50 million yen.
11:22I was surprised.
11:25The next day, I read the newspaper.
11:27Mr. Takeda's salary was 80 million yen.
11:29He said it right away.
11:31When I became a professional soccer player, I thought about baseball.
11:35I thought about money based on Japanese professional baseball.
11:40That's right.
11:42I thought I had to think about soccer in the world.
11:45But I thought that J.League had a distorted view of the world.
11:49J.League didn't give me money.
11:51The Yomiuri Group is a giant.
11:54The J.League gave me money at first.
11:58I had money to work.
12:00I had a lot of money.
12:02I had a hard time in other clubs.
12:04I got a lot of money.
12:06That was the way to put effort into the Yomiuri Group.
12:09I remember that in 1993 or 1994,
12:13the ranking of the boys who wanted to be elementary school students was the first.
12:17The first place was J.League.
12:19The news was that baseball players lost to sports opponents for the first time.
12:23I was a little confused.
12:25Which is more popular, baseball or soccer?
12:28Especially young women became interested in soccer.
12:31Suddenly, they wore sweaters with a punch perm.
12:34Everyone dressed like Takeshi at the opening ceremony.
12:37Baseball players have become more and more fashionable.
12:41With high expectations,
12:44on May 15, 1993,
12:47J.League finally opened.
12:50Playback of the legendary opening match.
12:53Shoot!
12:54Oh!
12:55The inside of the team was excited.
12:57They got money.
12:58They were excited.
12:59They always showed off.
13:00Everyone was in a disco.
13:01Soccer players go to discos.
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15:10The world is not so easy.
15:14Kyoto after a long time and Senpai have not changed at all.
15:21Welcome back.
15:25How are you?
15:30Kyoto in my heart.
15:32Kyoto Fukujuen IEM.
15:36What will happen to Hiroshi Sekiguchi? Sunday at 12 noon.
15:41May 15, 1993, the opening of the J-League.
15:47The opening of the J-League.
15:52Haruhata, the guitarist of the Chubu, plays the theme song of the J-League at the opening ceremony.
16:08We are visiting Japan for the opening of the J-League.
16:12The number of centers.
16:14Nakamura on the other side.
16:16Takehita!
16:19Make up your mind.
16:21I have a stomachache.
16:23Oh, there it is.
16:24The legendary Meijer.
16:30Meijer's long shot!
16:32But in the second half.
16:34No way.
16:35Mizumima breaks through.
16:37It's after this.
16:38Riyasu.
16:39Riyasu was good.
16:41Riyasu is good.
16:42He forgave the reversal and lost the game 1-2.
16:46The first goal was scored in the opening match.
16:49The opening match.
16:50He was a crazy guy.
16:51Even before the J-League started.
16:53I had never seen soccer before.
16:56Everyone in my class said,
16:58Do you know J-League?
16:59What is that?
17:00It's amazing.
17:01Something amazing is about to start.
17:02I'm a soccer fan.
17:03Oh, I see.
17:05Everyone has been talking about it for half a year.
17:08The moment it started,
17:10I felt like I had to watch it because it was about to start.
17:13I see.
17:14It's full of people.
17:16I'm sorry.
17:17There are 50,000 people in front of 6 people.
17:20No, no.
17:21The game at the National Stadium.
17:24The electricity went out.
17:26There was an event.
17:28It was my first experience.
17:29It's a different kind of game than before.
17:32There are people who are crying.
17:34There are people who are determined.
17:36I'm not crying.
17:38I've been crying more than I've ever been.
17:40There are people like that.
17:43Everyone is a little shy.
17:45I like to stand out.
17:47I'm a little floating.
17:49I feel like I'm floating about 10 cm above the ground.
17:52I wanted to come to Matsuki.
17:54It's very important to be a member of the opening match.
17:56I think Matsuki will be a two-top player until the day before.
17:59It's decided every night.
18:00I don't know if Kaz will play or I will play.
18:03Even the day before the game.
18:05I don't know if Matsuki will be a three-top player or a two-top player.
18:07I don't know if I'm going to be the first to play.
18:09I feel like I'm going to be the first to play at the opening match.
18:12The day before the game, Kaz came in.
18:14The day before the game, I was wondering if Matsuki was going to be the first to play.
18:19Didn't you announce it the day before?
18:20I didn't.
18:21I didn't.
18:22It was the day of the game.
18:23If it was the day of the game, you wouldn't have made up your mind.
18:25But it was the day of the game.
18:28I was wondering who was going to be the first to play.
18:30That's how I felt.
18:32That's how I felt on the day of the game.
18:34Matsuki told me I was going to be the first to play.
18:36Did you want to be the first to play?
18:38I've always wanted to be the first to play.
18:40I'm a striker, so I'm going to play where it's important.
18:44The opening match, which attracted the attention of the whole of Japan,
18:47recorded an average viewer rating of 32.4%.
18:52Since then, the number of high-viewers has not stopped.
18:56In addition, all the top 10 games in history were held in Verdi.
19:00It was so popular that it was overwhelming.
19:05Verdi was so popular.
19:08Basically, Verdi fans...
19:09Only Verdi fans knew about Verdi.
19:11At that time, the category 1 goods were released by one company for all teams.
19:17And I went to the shop.
19:20All Verdi goods were sold out.
19:23There were a lot of Reds.
19:26That's a relief.
19:29At that time, my girlfriend was a Verdi fan.
19:32How was the popularity behind the scenes at that time?
19:34It was very hot.
19:36The image of local popularity has always been there.
19:38I don't think it's going to change now.
19:39It's been hot all the time.
19:41Even when J-League boomed, I don't think Reds has changed.
19:46That's because Reds has that color.
19:48Reds was the most popular team in the early years.
19:51Reds won the championship by overcoming humiliation.
19:54I only felt humiliation.
19:57That's why I've been following Reds.
20:00Reds was 4th place at the Navisco Cup last year.
20:04That's right.
20:06I don't think Verdi fans know that.
20:10I see.
20:12Other teams' players seem to be motivated for the Verdi match.
20:16I'm sure they're motivated.
20:18They're always talking about how they're getting paid.
20:23I think they're aware of that.
20:25At that time, Reds was the most popular team.
20:30Verdi, Nomuhiro Takeda, Kazuyoshi Miura.
20:32It was a big success.
20:34It was a team from Shizuoka, right?
20:36That's right.
20:37It was the same when I played with Shimizu.
20:39It was a big pressure.
20:41When you become a professional, your overall level goes up.
20:44Do you get attention for your performance?
20:47When other teams change their minds,
20:49their conditioning changes.
20:52People who used to be fat become thin.
20:55Who used to be fat?
20:57There was a player named Ono in Sumitomo Kinzoku.
21:00He was famous for his love of alcohol.
21:02He was good at drinking.
21:04But he became thin in 1992.
21:06Suddenly, he became good and became the representative.
21:08That's true.
21:10I was surprised.
21:12I didn't know he was that good.
21:14It must have been hard for him.
21:16It's true.
21:18We didn't have any advantage.
21:20We didn't get attention.
21:23When the league started,
21:25Matsuki had a hard time.
21:29At that time, we played one game every three days.
21:32We couldn't prepare for the game.
21:34If we got injured, we were out.
21:36If we knew how to play soccer,
21:38we couldn't play soccer at all.
21:41On Wednesdays and Saturdays,
21:43we played one game a week.
21:45We couldn't get tired.
21:47We could only prepare for the game.
21:50If we had to move, we played only one game a day.
21:52Japan is a country of baseball.
21:55Baseball is played every day.
21:57That's why Japan is so developed.
21:59I thought soccer could be played every day.
22:01It was played every day.
22:03It was played once a week.
22:05That's right.
22:07The superstar of the soccer world,
22:10King Kaz, was a symbol of Verdi at that time.
22:15What does Kaz mean to Verdi's players?
22:19I'll show you Kaz's amazing skills.
22:22First of all,
22:24I'll show you the result.
22:26This is Kaz's score.
22:28Look at this.
22:3093-94.
22:32Here.
22:3436-20.
22:3627-23.
22:38That's his own score.
22:40It's a comparison with Takeda's score.
22:42111 games.
22:44Look at this.
22:46He scored 82 points in 111 games.
22:48That's amazing.
22:50He scored 82 points in 111 games.
22:52It's amazing that he scored 82 points
22:54in 111 games
22:56despite his popularity.
22:58If he doesn't play well,
23:00he can't play well.
23:02He really scored a goal as a representative.
23:05He's ranked second in the history.
23:07Was Kaz there when Kamamosu was there?
23:09At that time,
23:11he couldn't play for 5 games.
23:13If he missed a chance,
23:15there were more and more good players.
23:17If Kaz played 10 times,
23:19he could score 10 times.
23:21I've played many games.
23:23In the first half,
23:25I lost 0-0 or 0-1.
23:27In the half-time,
23:29I said I would definitely score a goal in the second half.
23:33He really won the team.
23:35At that time,
23:37he made the team.
23:39He made the team
23:41so that Japanese players
23:43can play well
23:45and protect the team
23:47no matter how tough the game is.
23:49There were many games
23:51where he won 0-1 or 1-0.
23:53People think that Verdi is aggressive,
23:55but he's a good defender.
23:57He's a good defender.
23:59He played hard
24:01and played hard
24:03so that the striker could score a goal.
24:05He was thorough
24:07in his defense.
24:09He taught us how to play in the miniature.
24:11He taught us the strategy
24:13while drinking ice.
24:15He's like a melting ice.
24:17Because it's hot.
24:19Because it's hot.
24:21He was serious about soccer.
24:25On the other hand,
24:27when he was talking about Verdi's players,
24:29people thought he was
24:31having fun with them.
24:35What kind of life did he lead?
24:39I made this.
24:41What kind of schedule is that?
24:43It's a disco.
24:45Soccer players go to discos.
24:47There's a yearbook here.
24:49JD was born here.
24:51Look at this.
24:53This is the 1980s in Maharashtra.
24:55And this is in Juliana.
24:57Look at this.
24:59JD was born in the same year.
25:01It overlaps.
25:05When JD was born,
25:07Maharashtra was born in the same year.
25:09Juliana was born in the same year.
25:11It overlaps.
25:13That's why it's called a disco.
25:15It's not only for soccer players.
25:17It's a disco era.
25:19It's not just for you.
25:21When we went to discos,
25:23we met up with Takaseru Amigo
25:25and went to Aoyama King & Don.
25:27We went to Juliana Tokyo.
25:29It's that kind of era.
25:31But in today's theory,
25:33if you ask other soccer players
25:35if they were like that,
25:37they wouldn't be.
25:39When the game is over,
25:41do you split up?
25:43I don't go with Ramos.
25:45We both like karaoke,
25:47but we have different hobbies.
25:49Matsuki and Ramos
25:51have been going to the same place
25:53for a long time.
25:55I've always respected them.
25:57They always took me there.
25:59You had the image
26:01that Kitazawa-san would go with you.
26:03I've been there.
26:05What about you, Takuro-san?
26:07I usually call the place
26:09and the number of people
26:11and ask them to make a reservation.
26:13I call the karaoke place
26:15and tell them I'm going there.
26:17Of course I go with Ramos,
26:19but I also go with Kazu-san.
26:21He's like a volunteer.
26:23He's the team's balancer.
26:25That's tough.
26:27Matsukaze and Tsunami-san
26:29are in charge of the party
26:31and I watch them from behind.
26:33I've heard about soccer
26:35but I've never heard
26:37about Takeda-san as a model.
26:39But Tsunami-san was the first
26:41to fly.
26:43I'm sorry, but Maezono-kun
26:45has a tradition.
26:47It's a tradition.
26:49When baseball players
26:51were playing,
26:53I felt like I was being scolded.
26:55I'm not a gentleman.
26:57But when it comes to soccer,
26:59it was more open.
27:01I didn't see him as a bad kid.
27:03He was open,
27:05but if he didn't play on the field,
27:07Ramos-san would tell him
27:09to focus on his work.
27:11Soccer is serious.
27:13All the players in Verdi were serious.
27:15That's why Verdi was strong.
27:17When they were practicing,
27:19they were serious.
27:21They communicated well.
27:23Not only the way they played,
27:25but also their fashion.
27:27They captured the hearts
27:29of the fans.
27:31He's so cool.
27:33I wonder
27:35why soccer players
27:37look so stylish.
27:39Soccer players
27:41wore suits.
27:43Italian suits.
27:45Long hair suits.
27:47So did Kitazawa-san and Okano-san.
27:49Everyone had their own way
27:51of dressing up.
27:53Kitazawa-san would tie his hair
27:55and put his pants up and down.
27:57Everyone wore different styles.
27:59Takeda Tomohiro
28:01wore an Emporio Armani,
28:03Miura Kazushi wore a Giorgio Armani,
28:05Ramos wore a Missoni or a Versace.
28:07The cars were Porsche or Opel.
28:09Would you get scolded if you wore the same car?
28:11It's the style.
28:13When I went to see the race,
28:15Kawasaki-san was wearing
28:17Santa Maria Novella,
28:19and I was wearing Chanel.
28:21Tsunami-san was wearing the same car.
28:23I was in charge of the car.
28:25Tsunami-san was in charge of the car.
28:27I was famous in the industry.
28:29I was in charge of the car.
28:31Matsu-san told me about it.
28:33I was in charge of the car.
28:35I think Verdi was like that.
28:37But other teams weren't like that.
28:39In that sense,
28:41Kawasaki-san was like a professional.
28:43We thought that
28:45Verdi was like
28:47a representative of J.League.
28:49I thought so, too.
28:51But when I looked closely,
28:53Jeff wasn't like that.
28:55Verdi is gaining popularity.
28:57J.League is booming.
28:59Various companies are releasing
29:01collaboration products.
29:03A hit product
29:05that symbolizes the boom has been born.
29:11Yawata
29:13When it gets cold,
29:15I feel refreshed.
29:17I feel energetic.
29:19I feel refreshed.
29:21When I'm interested,
29:23I buy this.
29:25I feel like I'm the only one.
29:27A long-distance bus trip.
29:29A hobby movie.
29:31Shopping.
29:33That's why I buy this.
29:35Yawata's Sawmill
29:37Yawata's Sawmill
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29:53I found out this was not because of age.
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31:11Friday night at 9 p.m.
31:14Various collaboration products were born due to the J-League boom at that time.
31:19First of all, J-League Curry, which was released by Nagatanien.
31:24Here is the commercial that became a hot topic at that time.
31:28Here you go, Masao. It's J-League Curry.
31:30Thank you for the meal.
31:31Eat a lot and get stronger.
31:33Masao, J-League Curry.
31:35After this.
31:38You made a great commercial.
31:42It's interesting even now.
31:44This is amazing.
31:47Here you go.
31:50Nutritional supplement for the body.
31:53J-League Curry.
31:54Nagatanien J-League Curry.
31:56Newly released.
31:58I remember this very well.
32:01Masao, who was in my class at that time, was bullied by J-League Curry.
32:05This is a very famous commercial.
32:07I will never forget this commercial.
32:09This commercial was made as a tribute last year.
32:12I ate this. It was delicious.
32:14Masao has grown up.
32:16Masao plays the role of a father.
32:19His son eats curry and becomes Ramos.
32:23Ramos is the successor.
32:25The player in the commercial is a member of the Belgian team.
32:28Mr. Kitazawa was also a member of the Belgian team.
32:32I was also a member of the Belgian team.
32:35I was also a member of the Belgian team.
32:37If you look at this uniform, you can see the sponsors.
32:40Coca-Cola and McDonald's were in the commercial.
32:44The Coca-Cola commercial was recorded in Australia.
32:50I was also in the commercial.
32:53The sponsors are amazing.
32:55Mr. Alshind is amazing.
32:58Mr. Alshind is amazing.
33:01The result was good.
33:03The impact on the scalp was also good.
33:06Alshind became Alshind.
33:09At the end, the J-League commercial printed the mascot characters of each team.
33:17This is an original commercial.
33:19It started with these 10 teams.
33:21The best thing about this commercial is that there is a lady in the middle of the upper stage.
33:29This is just a team from the north.
33:36What kind of character is this?
33:39This is a popular character.
33:41Is this a character that Disney does?
33:43This is a character that Disney does.
33:46This is a character that can be used in the J-League.
33:49Mr. Takeda, who was popular with King Kazuto at the time, became popular with female fans.
34:00As a result, a fan club was born.
34:04I was scouted by Mr. Horipro in 1992.
34:07Is this Mr. Takeda's fan club?
34:09That's right.
34:10Mr. Horipro created it.
34:12How many members are there?
34:13I think there are quite a few.
34:15At that time, the magazine sold 30,000 copies.
34:18At that time, the magazine sold about 5 copies.
34:21At that time, there were a lot of magazines.
34:24This was in May 1993.
34:29I often saw this before the game.
34:36I was a teacher at a general magazine.
34:39Did you work with Masaharu Fukuyama?
34:41At that time, I worked with Masaharu Fukuyama.
34:44Can't you walk outside?
34:46It was amazing outside.
34:49It was like this.
34:53This is after practice.
34:57Director!
34:58Please give this to Mr. Takeda.
35:02It's good to give it to Mr. Takeda.
35:04What's really great is that Mr. Takeda signs and writes letters.
35:12There are about 30 players.
35:14Even if the young players didn't play, they were given money.
35:17Some of them went home because they wanted to play.
35:19He was doing it properly.
35:21He signed and waved at the end.
35:23He was doing it properly.
35:25He's not a cute person.
35:27He is a person who supports me.
35:30I took a picture of him.
35:34I didn't know that Mr. Takeda's image was so good.
35:41I didn't know that at all.
35:43That's strange.
35:45You didn't know?
35:46No, I didn't.
35:47Really?
35:48Young players these days don't know about Mr. Takeda's performance.
35:51But I have an image that he is a person with a lot of emotions.
35:54I have an image like that.
35:56I've never won a red card in a game.
35:58I've never won anything.
35:59I've never won anything.
36:01Japan was in the midst of the J-League boom.
36:04On October 28, 1993, the tragedy of Doha.
36:10Japan was caught up in the middle of the end and missed the World Cup.
36:16Japan was at the bottom of despair.
36:19Many members were selected from Verdi.
36:23What was the atmosphere like right after that?
36:26Everyone was involved in that.
36:30I was very worried.
36:34The representative came back.
36:36After that, the mood of the team wasn't very good.
36:39Everyone was tired.
36:42How was it?
36:43Mentally.
36:44I wanted everyone to be exhausted.
36:45That's what I was most worried about.
36:47I asked some players if they were okay.
36:51I asked them to take a day or two off.
36:55I asked them to practice a little further away.
36:57I asked them to refresh and come back.
36:59That's what I talked about.
37:01I played on October 28th.
37:04After that, the J-League started on November 6th or 8th.
37:09I lost to Doha on October 28th.
37:15I lost to Doha on November 6th or 8th.
37:18In the first match, I did a hat-trick.
37:21Matsuki-san encouraged me.
37:25In the first match, I did a hat-trick.
37:29That was the last time I did a hat-trick in the J-League.
37:33I got three points.
37:35Doha-chan had a hard time.
37:36I had a hard time.
37:38I couldn't play in the match.
37:40I played a little at the end.
37:41I remember that.
37:42At that time, Takeda came back.
37:45I remember that Takeda came back and said,
37:48do I have any responsibility?
37:52He said that.
37:53I remember that.
37:54The representative came back and said,
37:56do I have any responsibility?
37:59I think everyone said the same thing.
38:01Do you have any responsibility to be a sportsman?
38:04I think everyone said the same thing.
38:05I think everyone said the same thing.
38:06I'm sure there was nothing to worry about.
38:10I think everyone answered the question.
38:13We ate together every day.
38:15We always talked at the cafe.
38:17We talked about how it would be different if we won tomorrow.
38:21That's the sweet part.
38:23It's sweet.
38:25It's a little bit sweet.
38:27And Verdy overcame the tragedy of Doha and won the league.
38:33Three people were chosen for MVP, King, and Best Eleven.
38:38Verdy won many personal titles.
38:44This time, we chose a scene that symbolizes Verdy's golden era.
38:51In November 10, 1993, Verdy won a one-on-one match.
38:55Before professional players could do it,
38:57only Nissan couldn't beat Yomiuri and Nissan.
39:01They couldn't win for 7 or 8 years.
39:05It's been a long time since I won a match.
39:10I won a match for the first time in 7 or 8 years.
39:13Even though Verdy was very strong,
39:15only Nissan couldn't beat him.
39:17It was very interesting.
39:19He overcame the tragedy of Doha and won the league in 1993.
39:23That's why he got a point.
39:25Mr. Takeda is proud of himself, so he wrote it down.
39:28He didn't have to write it down.
39:30He just asked who gave him the point.
39:32That's cool.
39:34It's an important match.
39:36He got a point.
39:38But it's not often that he gets a point.
39:40I have to say it myself.
39:42It's history.
39:44Mr. Tsunami, what about you?
39:46I have a lot of memories of matches.
39:48When we were strong,
39:50we had a very intense solo match.
39:54We had a lot of memories.
39:56We even hit each other.
39:58That's true.
40:00For example, when Mr. Daramatsu was in bad shape,
40:03he used Man-to-Man to crush his opponent.
40:08Or when Mr. Hashiradani hit his opponent in the head.
40:15It was very shocking.
40:18I was like, what is this?
40:20But you overcame it.
40:22It's easier to win a match.
40:24Mr. Ramos is the head coach of Frontale, Hasebe.
40:28He was a rival of Mr. Tsunami.
40:30When Mr. Tsunami was in bad shape,
40:32Mr. Hasebe was aiming for the last pass.
40:34But Mr. Tsunami said,
40:36don't aim for the last pass.
40:38Don't aim for the last pass.
40:40Mr. Tsunami hit his rival.
40:42Mr. Hasebe was so scared that he couldn't pass.
40:45That's how hard it was for Mr. Tsunami.
40:47It was hard for his rival.
40:49It's hard to get your position in BELLY.
40:51It's hard.
40:53It's hard for his rival.
40:55It's a tradition from the time of Yomiuri Club.
40:59I didn't want to be in Mr. Ramos' team.
41:01Even in the last mini-game,
41:03I was so nervous.
41:05When I was watching Mr. Ramos,
41:07I was like, why didn't you decide with practice?
41:09Just watching Mr. Ramos,
41:11I was like, should I decide or not?
41:13When Mr. Sanma was playing grass soccer,
41:16when he called Mr. Ramos,
41:18he was really angry.
41:20He said, why don't you run?
41:22He said, everyone is an amateur.
41:24Mr. Ramos is the same as any amateur in elementary school.
41:28If it wasn't for Mr. Ramos,
41:30I wouldn't have been able to handle the pressure.
41:33I agree.
41:35I was really scared.
41:37I was like, I can't let Mr. Ramos get mad at me.
41:41They are like real brothers.
41:45This is a famous scene.
41:47It's used a lot in the history of J-League.
41:49Mr. Ramos and Mr. Bismarck
41:51were playing together
41:53while lifting each other.
41:57The opponent was in a line.
41:59There was no such humiliating scene.
42:02But it symbolized the Bel-Di of that time.
42:05Even if they were playful,
42:07the audience was excited.
42:09They were very technical.
42:11In the end, they scored a goal.
42:13I don't remember who scored.
42:15It was me.
42:17How many goals did you score?
42:19Six goals.
42:21On September 3rd, I scored six goals.
42:23I was singing on the bench.
42:25I really don't like Bel-Di.
42:29He won the championship the following year.
42:31He was in the J-League twice.
42:33He was the absolute champion of the J-League.
42:36However, the team was closed down.
42:39In 2005,
42:41the J-League was closed down.
42:44Why did the J-League close down?
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45:18The reason why the team was closed down.
45:23I think it's because of the money.
45:27If there is no money,
45:29you can't get good players.
45:31That's right.
45:32But even when there was money,
45:34it was getting worse.
45:36In my opinion,
45:37it was a good time.
45:39Since the era of Yomiuri Club,
45:41we have accumulated a lot of money.
45:43The sense of unity was amazing.
45:45We were able to build a senior team.
45:47Even though we were in a tough situation,
45:49we were able to build a strong bond.
45:52But now,
45:53we have a lot of money.
45:54If we build a big clubhouse,
45:56the coordination with the training organization will change.
45:59The communication will change.
46:01People will join the club more and more.
46:03When the money increases,
46:04people will join the club.
46:05The club will invite various people
46:07with their values.
46:08The sense of unity is getting more and more difficult.
46:10The players will change.
46:12When I joined Yomiuri Club,
46:14I was a coach.
46:16At that time,
46:17the atmosphere was very different.
46:19It was very different.
46:21Everyone said what they wanted to say.
46:23Instead of fighting for the team,
46:26I said,
46:27if you play in this position today,
46:29I don't want to play in that position.
46:30There were players who didn't want to play.
46:31I thought,
46:32what is that?
46:33The front management didn't understand.
46:35The tradition that they couldn't see
46:37was getting thinner and thinner.
46:39That's right.
46:40I think the timing is related to the clubhouse.
46:43When the tradition was getting thinner and thinner,
46:45I was doing a show on Verdi.
46:48You like Verdi.
46:49I like Verdi.
46:51I did it for two or three years.
46:53But I think it was a difficult time.
46:57As a manager,
46:58making a good clubhouse
47:00is for the sake of the players.
47:01He does it for the players.
47:03But I don't know if it's good.
47:06How was the J-League boom itself?
47:09In 1993 and 1994,
47:12I think it was amazing.
47:14But after that,
47:16from the 12th team,
47:19there were more boys' baseball clubs.
47:22The popularity of baseball came back.
47:25I felt that the popularity of soccer decreased a little.
47:28Ichiro was also big.
47:30Ichiro went to the major league and left a record.
47:33Matsui also went to the major league.
47:35Ichiro Nomo was amazing.
47:37He was great.
47:39The J-League, which was a familiar existence until now,
47:42gradually became an anxiety.
47:45Overseas soccer became popular.
47:48Until now, you couldn't see it once a year.
47:51Overseas soccer became popular.
47:53The times have changed.
47:56Until now, the story of Verdi was familiar.
47:59It's gone.
48:00It's like an unreachable existence.
48:03That's my opinion.
48:04I think there is a flow of time.
48:07Kazu went to Serie A.
48:09At that time,
48:10I learned the word Serie A for the first time in my life.
48:13Italian soccer team.
48:16There is a league.
48:17That's amazing.
48:18Maybe that's when I started to like the names of overseas teams.
48:24Kazu went to Serie A on TV.
48:27If you look at the results in matches and news,
48:31it's amazing.
48:32AC Miller was amazing.
48:34He was really amazing.
48:36Verdi returned to the J-League after 16 years.
48:40He is still working hard to win the league.
48:44Lastly,
48:45the future of the soccer world.
48:50When I first started,
48:52it was a boom.
48:54After that, the boom calmed down a bit.
48:57There is a history of the J-League in the last 30 years.
49:02I think it's a very good league.
49:04It's also connected to the Japanese national team.
49:07Of course, Japan is active in the J-League.
49:10Of course, we aim for overseas.
49:12And the veterans come back.
49:14It's a culture that goes around like that.
49:18I'm looking forward to the J-League from now on.
49:21Now, our generation is parents.
49:24I often hear that they go to see the J-League with their children.
49:28I wonder if it will revive again.
49:30There are a lot of fans left from there.
49:32That's right.
49:33I feel it a lot.
49:34That's right.
49:35The J-League was created in 1993.
49:37At that time, there were 10 teams.
49:39Now there are 60 teams.
49:40There are more players going overseas.
49:42It's really hard to continue.
49:45I'm really doing my best.
49:49I think history and tradition are important.
49:53I think history and tradition are important in soccer.
49:56There are a lot of booms in Japan.
49:58Is it a pre-school?
49:59No, no, no.
50:00I think history and tradition are important.
50:02Is it a high school?
50:03Yes, yes, yes.
50:04I want you to do it well.
50:06And this word.
50:08It's an old word.
50:10The team cherishes old things.
50:13It's a new word.
50:15There are a lot of clubs.
50:19The times will change.
50:20I want you to cherish old things.
50:24I want you to cherish old things.
50:27I'm going to broadcast it.
50:28Please watch it.
50:30I'm broadcasting right now.
50:35You're testing a new character today.
50:37No, no, no.
50:38It's a new character.
50:39We haven't talked about it yet.
50:42It's time.
50:44Thank you for your precious talk today.
50:50When I go to the bottom of the back row, I'm going to play the 122nd round.
50:55At the end, the seeds of the future marked by Kazurazer.
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53:00When I go to watch GA matches, there are a lot of old people.
53:06When I go to the bottom of the ring, I see an old lady in a red uniform wearing a 122.
53:13It's nice, isn't it?
53:14It really caught my eye.
53:16There are a lot of people who wear old uniforms.
53:21It's scary.
53:23I don't think it's scary.
53:25It's scary.
53:26It's usually kind.
53:27That's right.
53:38What's the mechanism?
53:40Next time, Mitsubishi pencils.
53:42Let's change the store from scratch.
53:44When it was released, it didn't sell at all as planned.
53:47It's clearly different from what we've seen so far.
53:50Every Monday at 11 p.m.