JAPANESE/FOREIGN
AMATEUR SOCCER REFEREES/PLAYERS ASSOCIATION
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JAPANESE/FOREIGN
AMATEUR SOCCER REFEREES/PLAYERS ASSOCIATION |
Japan Tokyo - Yokohama - Saitama -
Chiba - Beijing - Rome - Santiago
For
the Promotion of Soccer, Culture and Friendship among
Japanese and Foreign Soccer Fans
外国人・日本人サッカーファンにおける、サッカー、文化、そして友好関係促進のために
Para
promover el Fútbol, la Cultura y la Amistad entre
los Aficionados de Fútbol Japoneses y Extranjeros
Para
a promoção do Futebol, a Cultura e a
Amizade entre os Jogadores de Futebol Japoneses e
Extrangeiros
LIST OF FOREIGN AND
JAPANESE TEAMS WHICH PARTICIPATED IN IFFL's SOCCER EVENTS (5x5, 6x6, and 11x11
SOCCER) FROM 1978 UNTIL 2003 - A number of 362 clubs took part in the IFFL.
A - 28 Aardvark99 FC Academia Ameya Ad Melco Africa SC A Grande Familia FC Aikenen Kunitachi Albion FC Albion Old Boys FC AJ Wanderers Alladin All Stars FC American Lang. Sch. ANA Aohori FC Aoyama FC American CN Japan Apache FC Arabic FC Ara Shoukai AS Dazz A.S.L.F.J.T. Atletico Chile Atletico Chile Masters Atsugi FC Australia FC Avrora FC Azabu Nightwings FC Azzurra B - 18 Bad Bankers Bad Boys FC Bambino Bank of Tokyo Barclays Barbarians FC Batard FC Berni Wanderers Big Wave FC Bingo FC Bingo Masters FC Bluege FC Bocchi FC Branzino FC Brazilian Embassy Bridgestone British Embassy British FC British All Stars Bungaloo C - 20 Candy Eleven Capitol Tokyu Canal Kickers Casimir Catla Chiba Eagles Chitose FC Chitosegaoka Chiyoda FC Chiyoda Liger City Living CLC Fortuna Tokyo Club 40 Roses Club Four Roses Club Four Roses - Platinum Colombia Cañandonga Comper Tokyo Copa Mundial Cosmo Crusaders FC D - 14 DAFT Daiichi Seimei Deporte Quindio Desafione Deutsche Bank Group Discovery America Domingos Donadio Dream Kids Dream Madrid FC Durma Stuttgart Dutch Embassy Team Dynamo Yokohama Dynamo FC E - 29 Editors Eagles East-West El Arbol El Cosmo El Guarani El Porteño Argentino Epic Sony ETP12 FC Rainbows FCCJ Hackers Five Minutes Flor Flying Balls French Kiss France A France B France FC France FC Masters Fujiharu FC Fuji Bank Fujita Kogyo Fukunaga Kyodai Fukunaga K. Young Funabashi Minami Funabashi JR South Furukawa Denko FEYB FC Futako Primera G - 8 German Typhoon German School Tokyo/Yokohama Glanz FC Goal FC Gohshu Golden Rule FC Grasshoppers Green Fighters
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 Albion FC, 5 times Winners of the IFFL/The Japan Times Cup and Winners once of the IFFL/Tokyo Weekender Cup ('86). |
 Fukunaga Kyodai (Peru), Winners of the IFFL/The Japan Times Cup in 1995 vs British FC, Winners of the 16th Edition of IFFL/Tokyo Weekender Cup vs British FC, and Runners-up vs Swiss Kickers in the 19th Edition of IFFL/ITJ 0041 Cup in '98. |
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 St. Mary's Titans were three times Runner-ups in the IFFL/Tokyo Weekender Cup in 1982, 83, and 84 vs Tokyo Lions FC and Los Bufalos. |
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 Tokyo Lions FC, an international soccer club established in 1974, were Winners in 1981 vs British FC, three times runners-up in the IFFL/The Japan Times Cup, and four times Winners of the IFFL/Tokyo Weekender Cup. This club is a member of the Tokyo Prefectural League (Japan Football Association) for more than 20 years. |
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 Iran FC, established during the period of the "bubble economy" in Japan, were Winners in 1994 of the IFFL/The Japan Times Cup, and in the same year they captured the IFFL/Tokyo Weekender Cup. |
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