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Okusuke's professional football career began in 1994Tian Xiyue vs Yokohama Mariners, at that timeTian Xiyue vs Yokohama MarinersHe plays for the Iwata Joy Club in JapanTian Xiyue vs Yokohama Mariners, although there is no specific appearance dataTian Xiyue vs Yokohama Mariners, but his early career began in Iwada in 1995Tian Xiyue vs Yokohama Mariners, his club level is Level 16 in Japan. He had no scoring record this year, but his efforts and growth gradually showed. In 1996, Okusuke's number changed to 60. He played for Ianda Joy 12 times this year, demonstrating his competitive performance; Kawasaki striker Kashima Antler and Yokohama Mariners compete for runner-up 16 In 2008, Mishin Oita won the event with a margin of 20, followed by Shimizu Heartbeat Nagoya Whale Eight and Osaka Gamba. 17 In 2009, FC Tokyo defeated Kawasaki striker with 20, Yokohama Mariners and Shimizu Heartbeat competed for third place. 18 In 2010, Ida Joy won the championship with a score of 53 in a fierce competition. Hiroshima Three Arrows Kawasaki striker and Shimizu Heartbeat took the runner-up position.

In 1997, Kashima Antlers defeated Iwada Joy with a score of 72 in the final. Yokohama Mariner and Nagoya Kehachi also entered the top four. In 1998, Iwada Joy defeated Chiba Ishihara with a score of 40 in the final. Kashima Antlers and Shimizu Heartbeat also entered the top four. In 1999, Bressel defeated Kashima Antlers with a score of 54 in the final. FC Tokyo and Nagoya Kehachi also entered the top four. In 2000, Kashima Antlers won the final; 1 Iwata Joy Jubilo Iwata won the Asian Club Champions League in the 1998 - 1999 seasons and was crowned the Asian Super Cup champion in 1999. In addition, they were runner-up twice in the Asian Champions League in the 1999 - 000 season and the 2000 - 2001 season. In the domestic league, Iwata Joy won the J League championship three times in 1997, 1999 and 2002. 2 Shimizu Pulse Shimizu SPurse in the 1999 - 2000 season.

The 2023 season of the Japan League Cup will officially begin on March 25, 2023. The first match will be held at 1 pm on Saturday, March 25. Iwada Joy will face Sapporo Gonzado. At 2 pm on the same day, Yokohama FC will face Kobe Victory Boat, Hiroshima Three Arrows will face Nagoya Whales, Niigata Swan will challenge Kashima Antlers. In addition, at 2 pm, another match in Group A will start simultaneously in the showdown between Tori Sandstone and Yokohama Mariners; Shizuoka Prefecture, Japan's football mecca, has a rich football culture. As a small city, Iwata City is the seat of Yamaha Engine Company. Yamaha's sports industry is particularly active here. Iwata Joy is a product of Yamaha Holdings. Its football department began in 1972 and gradually promoted to Japan's top league. Although Iwata Joy is about 20 years younger than J-League giants such as Yokohama Sailor Kashima Antler and Tokyo Green, Yamaha's strong investment has made it.

The Japanese League Cup schedule scores are as follows: 1 March 8, 2023, Tori Sanduyan vs. Gonzado, Sapporo, score 002, March 8, 2023, Yokohama Mariners vs. Iwada Joy, score 103, March 8, 2023, Shimizu Inspiration vs. Kawasaki striker, score 324, March 8, 2023, Shonan Ocean vs. Urawa Red Diamond, score 005, March 8, 2023, Hiroshima Three Arrows vs. Yokohama FC, score 31; 2 Iwada Joy plays against Kyoto. Iwada Joy relies on home court advantage to score points, while Kyoto's status has improved and it is expected that the two sides may draw. The score is based on 0011223. In the match between Machida Savia and Yokohama Mariners, Machida Savia has performed well recently and played stably home and away. However, the Yokohama Mariners performed poorly away, Machida Savia is expected to win at home. The score is based on 1011214 Kashiro Sun God.

In the game on August 14, 2011, Banda Joy defeated Kashiro Sungod with a landslide of 61. There were no red cards during the game. The number of yellow cards was 0. On July 9, 2011, Banda Joy lost to the Yokohama Mariners with 12. There were no goal penalty, one yellow card and one red card each. On May 21, 2011, Banda Joy defeated the Fukuoka Hornets with 41. There were no goal penalty or an own goal during the game. One yellow card and one red card each. Immediately, 2011; On August 20, the Yokohama Mariners defeated Ianda Joy by 10. There were no goals and penalties in the game. There were only 1 yellow card and no red card. On August 14, Ianda Joy defeated Kashiro Sun God with a landslide of 61. There were no penalties and own goals in the game, but there was 1 yellow card. On July 23, Nagoya Jingba led Ianda Joy with 21. There were no penalties and yellow cards in the game record, but no red cards. On July 13, Osaka Sakura and Ianda Joy, the score was 23. There were no penalties or yellow cards, but no red cards were recorded.

Iwada Joy is a football club controlled by Yamaha. Its predecessor, Yamaha Engine Plant Football Division, was founded in 1972. It was promoted to the Tokai Amateur League in 1976 and the Japanese Second Division in 1978. In the same year, it built its own dedicated football field. It was promoted to the Japanese First Division in 1979. Compared with other strong teams in the J League such as Yokohama Mariners Kashima Antlers Tokyo Green, Iwada Joy is more than 20 years younger. But Yamaha's heavy investment in football made the Yamaha football team successful.

1 In 1992, Kawasaki Berdi won the League Cup and won with 10 in the final against Shimizu Heartbeat. Kashima Antler and Nagoya Whale Eight ranked third together. 2 In 1993, Kawasaki Berdi successfully defended his title and defeated Shimizu Heartbeat with 21 in the final. Yokohama Mariners and Osaka Gamba also entered the semi-finals. 3 In 1994, Kawasaki Berdi defeated Ianda Joy with 20 in the final. Yokohama Mariners and Osaka Gamba also entered the semi-finals. 4 In 1995; 30 Yokohama Sailors won the championship in 1995, Kawasaki Green and Nagoya Orca Eight ranked second and third. The League Cup was cancelled. 31 Kashima antlers won the championship in 1996, Nagoya Orca Eight and Yokohama Flying Wings ranked second and third, Kashima antlers won the Emperor Cup 32 Ida Joy won the championship in 1997, Ida Joy and Yokohama Sailors ranked second and third, Kashima antlers won the Emperor Cup 33 In 1998, Kashima antlers won the Emperor Cup again, Ida Joy and Shimizu.

4 Shizuoka Prefecture, as a football mecca in Japan, has a profound football culture. Iwada City, a small town located in the birthplace of Yamaha Engine Company, where Yamaha's sports industry is particularly prosperous. 5 Iwada Joy Football Department was founded in 1972 and gradually promoted to Japan's top league. 6 Although Iwada Joy is younger than other giants in the J League such as Yokohama Mariner Kashima Antlers and Tokyo Green, Yamaha's strong investment has enabled; 2 Yokohama Mariners Football Club has won the championship five times, ranking second in the list. Not only has it performed well in the J League, the club has also achieved remarkable results in the Asian arena, demonstrating its position in international football. 3 Kawasaki Forward Football Club has won the championship four times, ranked third. In recent years, Kawasaki striker has risen rapidly and won the J League championship many times, becoming a new force in Japanese football. 4 Iwada Joy to clubs such as Hiroshima Three Arrow and other clubs.