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Real Japan 11 (リアルジャパン11), also known as Real Japan 7 (リアルジャパン7), is a special team that appeared in the Captain Tsubasa manga series.

Description[]

Real Japan 11 was a special team created by Minato Gamo, with some help from Kozo Kira. After the departure of four members, it became the Real Japan 7.

History[]

Battle of World Youth[]

Real Japan 7 was introduced as a "shadow All Japan" whose members would take the spots of other players in the real team. They managed to win against three different 7-player groups of All Japan Youth. After that, coach Minato Gamo expelled Kojiro Hyuga, Taro Misaki, the Tachibana twins, Hiroshi Jito, Makoto Soda and Shun Nitta from the main team, telling them to get stronger as they would only have one more chance to return to the team before the AFC Youth Championship.

Later on, the evicted members went back to the training camp and defeated RJ7. Gamo then revealed that the RJ7 were merely training partners, as most of them weren't age-eligible for the AFC Youth Championship or World Youth Tournament to begin with.

Golden-23[]

In this arc, it was revealed that the Real Japan 7 was originally a Real Japan 11, but Gakuto Igawa, Yuji Soga, Kotaro Furukawa and Shinnosuke Kazami left the team because of different reasons.

Uniforms[]

Home Keeper
Real Japan 7 home (DT)
Real Japan 7 GK (DT)
  • Home: Blue shirt with v-shaped white yoke and white sleeve upper half and white v-neck collar, white shorts with blue stripes and blue socks. The emblem is the Flag of Japan.
  • Keeper: Red shirt with black round collar and black shoulders and cuffs, black shorts and white socks.

Results[]

Battle of World Youth[]

Training camp (prior to AFC Youth Championship Qualification)[]

Real Japan 7 3-2 Japan Youth (7 players/1st group)
Real Japan 7 5-0 Japan Youth (7 players/2nd group)
Real Japan 7 6-0 Japan Youth (7 players/3rd group)

Training camp (prior to AFC Youth Championship)[]

Real Japan 7 2-10 Japan Youth (7 players/returning)

Squad[]

Battle of World Youth[]

No. Pos. Player Nat.
1 GK Michel Yamada Japan
3 DF Yuji Sakaki Japan
5 DF Hanji Urabe Japan
7 MF Takashi Sugimoto[1] Japan
8 MF Toshiya Okano Japan
9 FW Ryoma Hino[2] Question mark flag
10 MF Nobuyuki Yumikura Captain Japan

Personnel[]

Former players[]

No. Pos. Player Nat.
Gakuto Igawa Japan
Yuji Soga Japan
Kotaro Furukawa Japan
Shinnosuke Kazami Japan

Gallery[]

Notes[]

  1. Using the false name Koji Yoshikawa.
  2. At the time, Hino had not decided which country he would represent.

External links[]

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