1993 Japan Football League

Statistics of Japan Football League in the 1993 season.

Division 1

Overview

It was contested by 10 teams, and Fujita won the championship.

League Standings

Pos	Club	P	W	L	GF	GA	Notes
1	Fujita	18	16	2	49	12	Promoted to J.League
2	Yamaha Motors	18	14	4	31	15	Promoted to J.League
3	Toshiba	18	11	7	42	30
4	Otsuka Pharmaceutical	18	10	8	33	39
5	Kashiwa Reysol	18	9	9	41	24
6	Fujitsu	18	8	10	27	37
7	Yanmar Diesel	18	7	11	34	43
8	Tokyo Gas	18	7	11	20	31
9	Chuo Bohan	18	6	12	25	39
10	Kyoto Shiko	18	2	16	20	52

Division 2

Overview

It was contested by 12 teams, and Honda won the championship.

League standings

Pos	Club	P	W	L	GF	GA	Notes
1	Honda	18	15	3	62	21
2	PJM Futures	18	15	3	46	9
3	NKK	18	14	4	37	7	Folded
4	Cosmo Oil	18	11	7	30	26
5	Kawasaki Steel	18	10	8	30	23
6	Toyota Motors Higashi-Fuji	18	6	12	25	33	Folded
7	NTT Kanto	18	6	12	20	30
8	Seino Transportation	18	6	12	20	42
9	Kofu	18	6	12	15	37
10	Toho Titanium	18	1	17	10	57	Relegated to Regional Leagues

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