Which Japanese sport or athlete do you follow? - Page 2

Sutiiven · (#11 (**permalink**))

Baseball all the way it is the main one i keep track on

nobora · (#12 (**permalink**))

There's this trampolinist but hes not so out there. I found him in Sasuke(Ninja Warrior) his name is Nagasaki Shunsuke. He would have gone on to the Beijing Olympics but he came in third place of the top 3 men that would compete for japan. And because of this he wasnt in it instead the top 2 were picked.

maxham · (#13 (**permalink**))

I love martial arts! I'm practising Aikido. And, Jujitsu could be also interesting, as wel as judo.

Kai13 · (#14 (**permalink**))

Takahito Soma. (FCMarítimo)
Shunsuke Nakamura. (Espanyol)

And the JLeague in general.

tksensei · (#15 (**permalink**))

I'm a big Sumo fan.

MC9876 · (#16 (**permalink**))

Baseball!!!

Following: Keisuke Honda, upcoming soccer player, playing in the Dutch professional soccer league.

TyreaL · (#17 (**permalink**))

I'm a big fan of Judo , But my favorite martial arts character IP Man

^_^

ozkai · (#18 (**permalink**))

I used to follow Sumo when I lived in Japan.

I was also bombarded with nightly TV stories in regrds to a Mr. Suzuki Ichiro who was a Japanese Baseball player that accepted a contract to play in the US for an American team.

He was the talk of the town at that time (not sure now). I even ended up purchasing a pair of Ichiro Juliet Oakley sunglasses

tksensei · (#19 (**permalink**))

Quote:

Originally Posted by ozkai

I used to follow Sumo when I lived in Japan.

I was also bombarded with nightly TV stories in regrds to a Mr. Suzuki Ichiro who was a Japanese Baseball player that accepted a contract to play in the US for an American team.

He was the talk of the town at that time (not sure now). I even ended up purchasing a pair of Ichiro Juliet Oakley sunglasses

Ichiro just passed the 2000 hit mark with the Seattle Mariners and is an absolute lock for the MLB Hall of Fame. One of the best players of all time.

Hideo · (#20 (**permalink**))

Football is my thing, and having lived in Shimizu I'm a big fan of Shimizu S-Pulse. Star man for them these days is Shinji Narazaki. He's also been a regular for the Japan national team recently scoring a whopping 15 international goals in 2009.

Any other Japan football/soccer fans take a look at this link Japan World Cup Team Blog for a Japan world cup blog, about all matters national team related.