SPORTS YOKOHAMA Vol.43:
Yokohama FC
2014 season team slogan
In December 1998, the Yokohama Fulie Sports Club was founded, which would run Yokohama FC later. The club joined the Japan Football League (JFL) in 1999 that was launched the same year.
After winning the league title in two consecutive years, Yokohama FC entered the J. League in 2001.
This season marks the third year since Manager Motohiro Yamaguchi joined the team. Members of Yokohama FC are making all-out efforts to attain the goal of gaining promotion to J. League Division 1, something that has eluded the team since the 2007 season. The team’s slogan for this season reflects their strong determination to become a J1 club.
Home stadium: Nippatsu Mitsuzawa Stadium
Attractive Home Town Activities of Yokohama FC
Yokohama FC Seagulls
Yokohama FC Seagulls, formed in February 2013, won the championship in Division 1 of the Kanagawa Prefecture Women’s Soccer League in the 2013 season. Having moved up the ladder to compete in the Kanto League this season, members of the team are now working devotedly to play in the Nadeshiko League.
Yokohama FC Yokohama Port Cup
The Yokohama Port Cup is one of Yokohama FC’s home town projects. The club hosts this tournament to give people with disabilities an opportunity to connect with society, promote sports for the disabled and help the disabled interact with a wider section of the community and live in a broader social environment.
About 200 players from 18 teams participated in the 6th Yokohama Port Cup held in 2013 and staged exciting games throughout the tournament.
Have Fun with Coaches of Yokohama FC! – School Visit Programs for Hamakko Fureai School and After-School Kids Club
Yokohama FC has cooperated with the Yokohama City government since 2001 in supporting the Hamakko Fureai School and After-School Kids Club activities in the city. Coaches of the Yokohama FC Academy introduce the fun of soccer to children through playing with the soccer ball.
In 2013, the coaches visited 80 elementary schools in Yokohama City and met and interacted with quite a few children. Their passion remains equally ardent in 2014. They are all keen to visit as many schools as possible and convey the joy of sports to as many children as possible through soccer.
- インフォメーション
- YOKOHAMAビーチスポーツフェスタ2014 出場チーム募集
- 横浜マラソン2015
- 特集 サッカーのある街、横浜
- サッカーのある街、横浜
- 横浜F・マリノス
- 横浜FC
- 横浜スポーツ&カルチャークラブ
- 一般社団法人横浜サッカー協会
- Feature
Yokohama - The City of Soccer - Yokohama - The City of Soccer
- Yokohama F-Marinos
- Yokohama FC
- Yokohama Sports & Culture Club
- Yokohama Incorporated Football Association
- 横浜熱闘倶楽部
- 4プロチーム活動紹介
- ホームゲーム情報
- スポーツ医科学センター
- 自分のランニングスタイルを手に入れよう ランニングによる身体の変化と効能
- 横浜ビー・コルセアーズ メディカルトレーナーの現場から ウォーミングアップ
- お知らせ
- ハマスポどっとコム有効活用術!
- 地域だより
- 区体育協会活動紹介
- 市内スポーツセンターで始める! メタボ対策!
- スポーツセンターの教室で姿勢改善!
- スポーツセンターで姿勢測定会開催!
- バーベキューアドバイザー講習会
- 読者アンケート
- 【SPORTSよこはま】一覧へ
Yokohama FC
2014 season team slogan
In December 1998, the Yokohama Fulie Sports Club was founded, which would run Yokohama FC later. The club joined the Japan Football League (JFL) in 1999 that was launched the same year.
After winning the league title in two consecutive years, Yokohama FC entered the J. League in 2001.
This season marks the third year since Manager Motohiro Yamaguchi joined the team. Members of Yokohama FC are making all-out efforts to attain the goal of gaining promotion to J. League Division 1, something that has eluded the team since the 2007 season. The team’s slogan for this season reflects their strong determination to become a J1 club.
Home stadium: Nippatsu Mitsuzawa Stadium
Attractive Home Town Activities of Yokohama FC
Yokohama FC Seagulls
Yokohama FC Seagulls, formed in February 2013, won the championship in Division 1 of the Kanagawa Prefecture Women’s Soccer League in the 2013 season. Having moved up the ladder to compete in the Kanto League this season, members of the team are now working devotedly to play in the Nadeshiko League.
Yokohama FC Yokohama Port Cup
The Yokohama Port Cup is one of Yokohama FC’s home town projects. The club hosts this tournament to give people with disabilities an opportunity to connect with society, promote sports for the disabled and help the disabled interact with a wider section of the community and live in a broader social environment.
About 200 players from 18 teams participated in the 6th Yokohama Port Cup held in 2013 and staged exciting games throughout the tournament.
Have Fun with Coaches of Yokohama FC! – School Visit Programs for Hamakko Fureai School and After-School Kids Club
Yokohama FC has cooperated with the Yokohama City government since 2001 in supporting the Hamakko Fureai School and After-School Kids Club activities in the city. Coaches of the Yokohama FC Academy introduce the fun of soccer to children through playing with the soccer ball.
In 2013, the coaches visited 80 elementary schools in Yokohama City and met and interacted with quite a few children. Their passion remains equally ardent in 2014. They are all keen to visit as many schools as possible and convey the joy of sports to as many children as possible through soccer.