Nippon
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| Currency | Yen 円 100 ¥ = 1 US$ |
| Time zone | Hattrick Time +8, +7 while DST |
| Continent: | Asia |
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Asia, Africa and Oceania |
| Number of regions: | 11 |
| Current local season: | 83 |
| Number of teams: (~ active) |
2 728 (~250) |
| Level of series: | 5 |
| Top series name: | J. League |
| National cups: | The Emperor's Cup (main) |
| Nippon Emerald Cup (challenger) | |
| Nippon Ruby Cup (challenger) | |
| Nippon Sapphire Cup (challenger) | |
| Nippon Consolation Cup (third tier) | |
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Japan (Japanese: 日本, Nippon) is a Far East Asian league, the 20th nation to join the Hattrick World.
History
- Japan was one of the countries created in season 13 (May 2001).
- Although in Hattrick Japan is divided in 11 regions, the most of Nippon teams (incl. bots) are from Tokyo.
- Nippon hosted World Cup I together with Hanguk in 2002.
Notable teams, users, players
The oldest teams are:
- 2001-06-06, Shirayuri Sky (managed by saheki, also NT coach)
- 2001-11-02, Tire Kickers (managed by Charleyboy, also NT coach)
- 2002-06-12, vino rosso (managed by takudk)
- 2002-09-10, Kyoto Tigers (managed by LA-Junnja, also NT & U-20 NT coach)
- 2002-11-19, Soja Shoguns (managed by smallwolf)
- 2003-03-24, S.C. Jaljulya (managed by Kagemusha)
- 2003-08-03, Kawasaki Tigers (managed by MD-JakobTrier, also NT & U-20 NT coach)
- 2003-10-03, mateiji (managed by shoda)
- 2003-12-25, united min (managed by sk8young)
International Trophies
- See also: Japanese teams in Hattrick Masters
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National Trophies
- See also: Japanese Unofficial Championship
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The Double
The double means to win the Country's top tier division and its primary cup competition in the same season.
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Staff
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Federations
List of the oldest federations of Japan:
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Footnotes
- ^ User Meiyuu-Kantoku has 2 teams in this league, both winners of titles: the first is Akihabara Tigers and the second Mozart FC Ongaku-Gakkou.
- ^ User SLV-Ferovejecs is also Hattrick Masters champion with is first team, Mishima Zaibatsu.
Regions of Nippon 
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Chubu | Chugoku | Hokkaido | Kansai | Kanto | Kyoto | Kyushu | Osaka | Shikoku | Tohoku | Tokyo |
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| Near East Asia: |
Armenia (Hayastan) · Azerbaijan (Azərbaycan) · Bahrain (Bahrain) · Georgia (Sakartvelo) · Jordan (Al Urdun) · Iraq (Al Iraq) · Iran (Iran) · Israel (Israel) · Kuwait (Al Kuwayt) · Lebanon (Lubnan) · Oman (Oman) · Pakistan (Pakistan) · Palestine (Palestine) · Qatar (Dawlat Qatar) · Saudi Arabia (Saudi Arabia) · Syria (Suriyah) · United Arab Emirates (United Arab Emirates) · Yemen (Al Yaman) | |
| Middle East Asia: |
Bangladesh (Bangladesh) · India (India) · Kazakhstan (Kazakhstan) · Kyrgyzstan (Kyrgyz Republic) · Maldives (Dhivehi Raajje) · Sri Lanka (Sri Lanka) · Uzbekistan (O'zbekiston) | |
| Far East Asia: |
Brunei (Brunei) · Burma (Myanmar) · China (China) · Hong Kong (Hong Kong) · Indonesia (Indonesia) · Kampuchea (Kampuchea) · Japan (Nippon) · South Korea (Hanguk) · Malaysia (Malaysia) · Mongolia (Mongol Uls) · Philippines (Pilipinas) · Singapore (Singapore) · Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) · Thailand (Prathet Thai) · Vietnam (Việt Nam) | |
| Oceania: | (see also Asia, Africa and Oceania zone) | |
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| Africa | |
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Algeria (Algérie) · Angola (Angola) · Benin (Bénin) · Botswana (Botswana) · Cameroon (Cameroon) · Cape Verde (Cabo Verde) · Comoros (Comoros) · DR Congo (DR Congo) · Egypt (Misr) · Ethiopia (Ītyōṗṗyā) · Ghana (Ghana) · Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire) · Kenya (Kenya) · Madagascar (Madagasikara) · Morocco (Al Maghrib) · Mozambique (Moçambique) · Nigeria (Nigeria) · Sao Tome & Principe (São Tomé e Príncipe) · Senegal (Senegal) · South Africa (South Africa) · Tanzania (Tanzania) · Tunisia (Tounes) · Uganda (Uganda) · Zambia (Zambia) | |
