Japan Men's National Soccer Team Arrives in Nashville Ahead of World Cup

Japan men's national soccer team arrives in Nashville ahead of World Cup

The Japan Men's National Team is using Nashville as its base camp for practice in between traveling across the United States to compete in the FIFA World cup 2026.

Japan captain Endo in race to be fit for World Cup opener

Japan captain Wataru Endo is in a race to be fit for their World Cup opener against the Netherlands on Sunday, leaving coach Hajime Moriyasu "praying" he makes…

World Cup: Japan train in front of 5,000 Samurai Blue fans in Nashville

NASHVILLE (Tennessee): Japan trained for the first time at their World Cup base in Nashville, Tennessee, after arriving Monday from a pre-tournament camp in Mexico, Kyodo News reported.

Football: Japan train in front of 5,000 fans after arriving in Nashville

Japan trained for the first time at their World Cup base in Nashville, Tennessee, after arriving Monday from a pre-tournament campRead full story here

Captain Wataru Endo says Japan has high World Cup expectations as fans watch Nashville practice

Wataru Endo has made clear that Japan has very high expectations for the World Cup. Japan's captain says the team is aiming “to achieve something that we've never seen before in Japan's soccer history.”

Japan Men's National Team makes itself at home in Nashville - Nashville Banner

The Japan Men’s National Team acknowledges the thousands of fans who came to Geodis Park on Monday evening. Credit: Martin B. Cherry / Nashville BannerMembers of the Japan Men’s National Team enter Geodis Park for their training session. Credit: Martin B. Cherry / Nashville BannerFans display signs as the Japan Men’s National Team takes the field at Geodis Park. Credit: Martin B. Cherry / Nashville BannerDozens of Japanese media conduct a press …