The 37th all-Japan university soccer championship

1988 37th all-Japan university soccer championship

Host country	Japan
Period	From November 23, 1988 to November 27
The number of the participation teams	16
Championship	Juntendo University Tokai University
The game total number	16
The number of the goals	45 (an average of 2.81 points of one game)
Leading scorer	Yoshiyuki Matsuyama (4)
The MVP	Masaaki Sawanobori
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The 37th all-Japan university soccer championship is an all-Japan university soccer championship held from November 23, 1988 through November 27. Second, Tokai University achieved first championship two years in a row Juntendo University.

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Summary

A Prime Minister cup all-Japan university soccer tournament championship school participated with 15 representatives of 9 areas.

Meeting schedule

• -1 round of November 23, 1988
• November 24, 1988 - quarterfinals
• November 26, 1988 - semifinals
• November 27, 1988 - final, third place jump-off

Held sports stadium

• Nishigaoka soccer ground (one round, the quarterfinals, the semifinals, the final)
• Komazawa sports stadium (one round, the quarterfinals)
• Edogawa-ku land sports stadium (one round)
• Akitsu soccer ground (one round)

Participation University

• Tsukuba University (the Prime Minister cup championship .2 years continuation 16th)
• Sapporo University (the 19th that it is representative of Hokkaido .2 years since then)
• Sendai College (the Tohoku representative .3 years continuation tenth)
• Waseda University (the Kanto second representative .4 years continuation 18th)
• Juntendo University (the Kanto third representative .3 years continuation fifth)
• Tokai University (the Kanto fourth representative .3 years continuation third)
• Distinguished citizen Tachi University (the sixth that it is Kanto fifth representative .2 years since then)
• Kanazawa University (the north Shinetsu representative .3 years continuation 14th)
• Chukyo University (the representative Tokai .2 years continuation 16th)
• Osaka University of Commerce (the Kansai first representative .9 years continuation 20th)
• Osaka College of Physical Education (the tenth that it is Kansai second representative .2 years since then)
• Kyoto Industrial University (the Kansai third representative .3 years continuation fifth)
• Shimane University (the Chinese representative .3 years continuation sixth)
• Kochi University (the fifth that it is Shikoku representative .2 years since then)
• Fukuoka University (the Kyushu representative .4 years continuation 16th)
• National Institute of Fitness and Sports in Kanoya (first Kyushu representative)

Game schedule, result

One round of

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November 23, 1988

Tsukuba University	2-0	Kanazawa University
Taguchi   Ibara

Nishigaoka soccer ground

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November 23, 1988

Chukyo University	0-3	Distinguished citizen Tachi University
		Miura 2  ,  Suzuki

Nishigaoka soccer ground

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November 23, 1988

Juntendo University	2-0	Sendai College
Ishii   Otake

Akitsu soccer ground

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November 23, 1988

National Institute of Fitness and Sports in Kanoya	0-0 Extension (PK 2-3)	Osaka College of Physical Education

Edogawa-ku land sports stadium

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November 23, 1988

Waseda University	5-2	Fukuoka University
Okura   Matsuyama good luck 3  , ,  Ueno		Nakao   Namba

Edogawa-ku land sports stadium

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November 23, 1988

Kochi University	0-3	Kyoto Industrial University
		Noguchi   Higuchi   道籏

Edogawa-ku land sports stadium

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November 23, 1988

Tokai University	7-0	Shimane University
Furukawa   澤登 3  , ,  Yamaguchi   Iwai (PK)   Hatakeyama

Komazawa sports stadium

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November 23, 1988

Sapporo University	1-5	Osaka University of Commerce
Sakamoto		Yasuhara 2  ,  Omoto 2  ,  Takagi

Komazawa sports stadium

Quarterfinals

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November 24, 1988

Tsukuba University	2-2 Extension (PK 4-5)	Distinguished citizen Tachi University
The upper part of a river   Ikeda		Suzuki   Noda

Nishigaoka soccer ground

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November 24, 1988

Juntendo University	1-0	Osaka College of Physical Education
Emoto

Nishigaoka soccer ground

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November 24, 1988

Waseda University	3-1	Kyoto Industrial University
Matsuyama good luck   Ueno   Okura		Nakaya (PK)

Komazawa sports stadium

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November 24, 1988

Tokai University	1-0	Osaka University of Commerce
Furukawa

Komazawa sports stadium

Semifinals

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November 26, 1988

Distinguished citizen Tachi University	0-0 Extension (PK 4-5)	Juntendo University

Nishigaoka soccer ground

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November 26, 1988

Waseda University	0-1	Tokai University
		Yamaguchi   Pre-14 minutes

Nishigaoka soccer ground

Third place jump-off

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November 27, 1988

Distinguished citizen Tachi University	2-2 Draw	Waseda University
Miura   Hirosawa		Yamada 2  ,

Nishigaoka soccer ground

Final

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November 27, 1988

Juntendo University	0-0 It is a draw re-extension	Tokai University

Nishigaoka soccer ground

End results

The 37th all-Japan university soccer championship Championship team
Juntendo University It is the second two years in a row
Tokai University For the first time

Commendation

MVP Prize

• Masaaki Sawanobori (Tokai University)

Main starter

• Motohiro Yamaguchi (Tokai University)
• Masaaki Sawanobori (Tokai University)
• Hiromitsu Isogai (Tokai University)
• Atsuhiro Iwai (Tokai University)
• Hayato Okanaka (Tokai University)
• Masanori Sanada (Juntendo University)
• Naoto Otake (Juntendo University)
• Yuji Sakakura (Juntendo University)
• Emoto Castle good luck (Juntendo University)
• Yasuyuki Moriyama (Juntendo University)
• Yoshiyuki Matsuyama (Waseda University)
• Satoshi Okura (Waseda University)
• Takuya Takagi (Osaka University of Commerce)
• Masami Ihara (Tsukuba University)
• Yoshinori Taguchi (Tsukuba University)
• Satoru Noda (distinguished citizen Tachi University)

The correction of this knob is expected.

Allied item

Source

• "An all-Japan university soccer championship combination." The Asahi Shimbun. (November 16, 1988) 
• "A little over eight including Tsukuba, Waseda University." The Asahi Shimbun. (November 24, 1988) 
• "Tsukuba emergency defeat." The Asahi Shimbun. (November 25, 1988) 
• "Tokai University, Waseda University clear victory." The Asahi Shimbun. (November 27, 1988) 
• "I reject it for order size, Tokai University V". The Asahi Shimbun. (November 28, 1988) 

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