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1995 Japan Football League

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Football league season
Japan Football League
Season1995
ChampionsFukuoka Blux
PromotedFukuoka Blux
Kyoto Purple Sanga
RelegatedNo relegation
1994
1996

Statistics ofJapan Football League in the 1995 season.

Overview

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It was contested by 16 teams, andFukuoka Blux won the championship. They were promoted to theJ.League along withKyoto Purple Sanga.

Newly promoted teams before the season were Brummell Sendai (the futureVegalta Sendai), andFukushima FC, which despite its name was based inKōriyama.

Clubs

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The following sixteen clubs participated in Japan Football League Division 1 during the 1995 season.

Personnel

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ClubHead coach
Brummell SendaiJapanTakekazu Suzuki
Cosmo OilJapanYoshihiko Yamamoto
Fukuoka FluxArgentinaJorge Olguín
Fujitsu
Fukushima
Honda
Kyoto Purple SangaBrazilOscar
NEC YamagataJapanNobuhiro Ishizaki
NTT Kanto
Otsuka PharmaceuticalJapanHajime Ishii
Seino Transportation
Tokyo GasJapanKiyoshi Okuma
ToshibaJapanTakeo Takahashi
Tosu FuturesSouth KoreaChang Woe-ryong
Ventforet KofuJapanYuji Tsukada
Vissel KobeScotlandStuart Baxter

Foreign players

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ClubPlayer 1Player 2Player 3Player 4Non-visa foreignFormer players
Brummell Sendai
Cosmo OilSouth KoreaKim Byung-soo
FujitsuChinaGao ShengSouth KoreaShin Che-bon
Fukuoka FluxArgentinaCarlos MayorArgentinaHugo MaradonaArgentinaNestor Omar PiccoliArgentinaPedro TroglioArgentinaDarío Siviski
FukushimaSouth KoreaGwak Kyung-keun
HondaBrazilWagner LopesBrazilWalter
Kyoto Purple SangaBrazilBaltazarBrazilEdmílson MatiasBrazilLuiz CarlosBrazilMauricinhoUruguayMario López
NEC YamagataBrazilAldroBrazilAngelo
NTT Kanto
Otsuka PharmaceuticalBrazilAlmirBrazilWagner
Seino Transportation
Tokyo GasBrazilAmaralCameroonEdwin Ifeanyi
ToshibaCzech RepublicPavel ŘehákUruguayPedro Pedrucci
Tosu FuturesArgentinaHéctor EnriqueCameroonStephen TatawFederal Republic of YugoslaviaZoran MilinkovićFederal Republic of YugoslaviaDragiša Binić
Ventforet KofuCzech RepublicFrantišek Mysliveček
Vissel KobeScotlandLee BaxterSwedenJan JönssonSwitzerlandThomas BickelTunisiaZiad Tlemçani

League table

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PosClubPWLGFGAPtsNotes
1Fukuoka Blux30246832572Promoted to J.League
2Kyoto Purple Sanga30237743870
3Tokyo Gas30207663561
4Tosu Futures301911473760
5Otsuka Pharmaceutical301911532857
6Vissel Kobe301812533655
7Honda301614584249
8Toshiba301515465546
9Ventforet Kofu301416545443
10NEC Yamagata301317454741
11Cosmo Oil301119274736
12Fujitsu301119456134
13Fukushima301119246733
14NTT Kanto30921346331
15Brummell Sendai30921407927
16Seino Transportation30822276226

References

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Japanese club football
First-tier club football seasons,1965–present
Japan Soccer League
1965–1992
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since 1972
J.League
1993–present
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since 1999
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1972–1992
(former) Japan Football League
1992–1998
(former) Japan Football League Division 1
1992–1993
J2 League
1999–present
Third-tier club football seasons,1992–93, 1999–present
(former) Japan Football League Division 2
1992–93
  • No national third tier, 1994–1998
Japan Football League
1999–2013
J3 League
2014–present
Fourth-tier club football seasons,2014–present
Japan Football League
2014–present
Regional level club football seasons,1966–present
Japanese Regional Leagues
1966–present
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1921–present
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