Kenji Wakamatsu

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Kenji Wakamatsu (けん 将)
The name
The real name	Kenji Wakamatsu
Katakana	Kenji Wakamatsu
Roman letters	WAKAMATSU Kenji
Basic information
Nationality	Japan
The date of birth	1972August 16(43 years old)
Hometown	Kagoshima
Height	179cm [1]
The weight	76 kg [1]
Player information
Position	FW
Use
1988-1990	Kagoshima business high school
1991-1992	Fukuoka University
Club 1
Year	Club	Participation	(score)
1993-1995	Sanfrecce Hiroshima	0	(0)
1. I am limited to a domestic league match. As of October 18, 2007. ■Template（■ notebook ■ commentary）■ footballer pj

Former footballer (FW), a leader (JFA Class B coach ^[2]) that Kenji Wakamatsu (わかまつけんじ, August 16, 1972 -) is from Kagoshima. The registration name of from 1993 to 1994 "Kenji Wakamatsu" the registration name of 1995 "Kenji Wakamatsu" (わかまつけんじ) [³].

Table of contents

Origin

I play as a goal keeper including soccer from a third grader at first in earnest [⁴]. I was good at post play after the second grade at a junior high school in FW in conversion [⁴], the after that active times [³].

Kagoshima business high school native place [⁴]. Yoshimi Sasahara is to the younger student to Tomohiro Katanosaka, the first younger student to Hironari Iwamoto, the first senior to Masato Fue, the second senior to a classmate for Masakiyo Maezono, Hiroyuki Nitao, Ryuji Fujiyama, two quarters. I led it to the 69th whole country Senior High School soccer championship runner up as an ace of FW at the time of third grade at a high school [⁴].

I enter Fukuoka University in 1991 and am nominated for candidate Barcelona Olympics representative.

I am not registered as a player of Mazda SC/ Sanfrecce Hiroshima with the YAMAZAKI-NABISCO cup in [⁵], JSL for from 1991 to 1992 of the thing which practices from the Mazda SC era of the Japanese soccer league in 1991, and participated and 1992.

I quitted Fukuoka University in 1993 and joined Hiroshima formally. There is Noh Jung-Yoon, Kenichi Uemura, Yudai Abe, Andrei for joining an organization in the same period. Takuya Takagi buried the hole which fell out by a representative call by the YAMAZAKI-NABISCO Cup in 1993 [⁴], but there was not participation in J League.

I work as an office worker after retirement in local Kagoshima [⁵]. In addition, I play an active part as a soccer leader [⁴].

Personal results

Domestic meeting individual results
The year	Club	Uniform number	League	League match		League cup		Open cup		The period total
				Participation	Score	Participation	Score	Participation	Score	Participation	Score
Japan				League match		ルヴァン cup		The Emperor's trophy		The period total
1993	Hiroshima	-	J	0	0	5	1	0	0	5	1
1994		-		0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
1995		-		0	0	-		0	0	0	0
The total	Japan		J	0	0	5	1	0	0	5	1
The total total				0	0	5	1	0	0	5	1

Footnote

[Help]

1. ^ ^{a b} "J League official guide 1995. NICOS series" p120
2. ^ "leader license holder list." The Kagoshima Football Association. February 5, 2014 reading.
3. ^ ^{a b} "J League official guide 1995. Suntory series" p110
4. ^ ^{a b c d e f} "In # 7 Ibusuki". Grampus Stadium! (June 29, 2007). February 5, 2014 reading.
5. ^ ^{a b} "The second carrier of the J leaguer". Grampus Stadium! (February, 2004). February 5, 2014 reading.

References

• "The J League official guide 1993. Suntory series," it is Shogakukan, 1993 ISBN 4-09-102303-7
• "J League official guide 1993. Nikos series YAMAZAKI-NABISCO Cup," it is Shogakukan, 1993 ISBN 4-09-102305-3
• "The J League official guide 1994. Suntory series," it is Shogakukan, 1994 ISBN 4-09-102310-X
• "The J League official guide 1994. Nikos series," it is Shogakukan, 1994 ISBN 4-09-102314-2
• "The J League official guide 1995. Suntory series," it is Shogakukan, 1995 ISBN 4-09-102318-5
• "The J League official guide 1995. NICOS series," it is Shogakukan, 1995 ISBN 4-09-102321-5
• "J League official record & data 1994," it is Shogakukan, 1994 ISBN 4-09-102309-6
• "J League official record & data 1995," it is Shogakukan, 1995 ISBN 4-09-102317-7
• "J League official record & data 1996," it is Shogakukan, 1996 ISBN 4-09-102323-1

Allied item

• List of people from Kagoshima
• List of people of Fukuoka University
• List of players of Sanfrecce Hiroshima F.C

Outside link

• Kenji Wakamatsu - Facebook

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