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Japan Soccer League
Founded1965
Folded1992
CountryJapan
Most championships
Toyo Industries, Yomiuri (5)

Japan Soccer League (JSL)[1] used to be an amateur football league in Japan.[2]




Contents





  • 1 Champions

    • 1.1 Division 1


    • 1.2 Division 2



  • 2 References




Champions |



Division 1 |


















































































































SeasonChampionsRunner-upThird place
1965Toyo IndustriesYawata Steel
Furukawa Electric
1966Toyo IndustriesYawata Steel
Furukawa Electric
1967Toyo IndustriesFurukawa Electric
Mitsubishi Motors
1968Toyo IndustriesYanmar Diesel
Mitsubishi Motors
1969Mitsubishi MotorsToyo Industries
Yawata Steel
1970Toyo IndustriesMitsubishi Motors
Hitachi
1971Yanmar DieselMitsubishi Motors
Nippon Steel
1972HitachiYanmar Diesel
Toyo Industries
1973Mitsubishi MotorsHitachi
Yanmar Diesel
1974Yanmar DieselMitsubishi Motors
Hitachi
1975Yanmar DieselMitsubishi Motors
Hitachi
1976Furukawa ElectricMitsubishi Motors
Fujita Industries
1977Fujita IndustriesMitsubishi Motors
Hitachi
1978Mitsubishi MotorsYanmar Diesel
Fujita Industries
1979Fujita IndustriesYomiuri
Hitachi
1980Yanmar DieselFujita Industries
Furukawa Electric
1981Fujita IndustriesYomiuri
Mitsubishi Motors
1982Mitsubishi MotorsHitachi
Yanmar Diesel
1983YomiuriNissan Motors
Fujita Industries
1984YomiuriNissan Motors
Yamaha Motors
1985/86Furukawa ElectricNippon Kokan
Honda
1986/87YomiuriNippon Kokan
Mitsubishi Motors
1987/88Yamaha MotorsNippon Kokan
Mitsubishi Motors
1988/89Nissan MotorsAll Nippon Airways
Yamaha Motors
1989/90Nissan MotorsYomiuri
All Nippon Airways
1990/91YomiuriNissan Motors
Honda
1991/92YomiuriNissan Motors
Yamaha Motors


Division 2 |






















































































SeasonChampionsRunner-upThird place
1972Toyota MotorsTanabe Pharmaceuticals
Kofu
1973Eidai IndustriesKofu
Yomiuri
1974YomiuriFujitsu
Kyoto Shiko
1975Tanabe PharmaceuticalsYomiuri
Fujitsu
1976FujitsuYomiuri
Tanabe Pharmaceuticals
1977YomiuriNissan Motors
Sumitomo Metals
1978HondaNissan Motors
Kofu
1979Toshiba HorikawaYamaha Motors
Fujitsu
1980HondaFujitsu
Toshiba
1981Nippon KokanNissan Motors
Toshiba
1982Yamaha MotorsToshiba
Sumitomo Metals
1983Nippon KokanSumitomo Metals
Toshiba
1984Sumitomo MetalsAll Nippon Airways
Matsushita Electric
1985/86Matsushita ElectricMazda
Toshiba
1986/87Sumitomo MetalsToyota Motors
Tanabe Pharmaceuticals
1987/88All Nippon AirwaysMatsushita Electric
Toshiba
1988/89ToshibaHitachi
Tanabe Pharmaceuticals
1989/90Mitsubishi MotorsToyota Motors
Mazda
1990/91HitachiMazda
Fujita
1991/92FujitaSumitomo Metals
Yanmar Diesel


References |




  1. ↑ JSL is an English acronym. JSL stands for "Japan Soccer League".


  2. ↑ BBC.co.uk, "How football went Japanese," 17 May 2002; NHK.or.jp, "The J. League - the Japan Professional Football League," September 16, 2012; retrieved 2012-9-27.













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