2006 Japan women's national football team

This page records the details of the Japan women's national football team in 2006.

Results
2006.02.18 Japan2–0RussiaShizuoka, Japan
Nagasato  ?'
 ?' (o.g.)		 Stadium: Shizuoka Stadium
2006.03.10 Japan4–0ScotlandItaly
Sakai  ?'
Sawa  ?'
Ando  ?'
Arakawa  ?'
2006.03.12 Japan0–1ItalyItaly
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2006.05.07 Japan1–3United StatesKumamoto, Japan
Iwashimizu  ?' ?  ?'
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?  ?'		 Stadium: Kumamoto Athletics Stadium
2006.05.09 Japan0–1United StatesOsaka, Japan
?  ?' Stadium: Osaka Nagai Stadium
2006.07.19 Japan5–0VietnamAustralia
Sawa  ?', ?'
Sakaguchi  ?', ?'
Nagasato  ?'
2006.07.21 Japan11–1Chinese TaipeiAustralia
Ono  ?'
Nagasato  ?', ?', ?', ?', ?'
Sawa  ?', ?'
Sakaguchi  ?', ?'
Yanagita  ?'		 ?  ?'
2006.07.23 Japan1–0ChinaAustralia
Miyama  ?'
2006.07.27 Japan0–2AustraliaAustralia
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2006.07.30 Japan2–3North KoreaAustralia
Ando  ?'
Nagasato  ?'		 ?  ?'
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2006.11.19 Japan1–0AustraliaChiba, Japan
Ono  ?' Stadium: Chiba Soga Football Stadium
2006.11.23 Japan3–6GermanyGermany
Ono  ?'
Miyama  ?'
Maruyama  ?'		 ?  ?'
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2006.11.30 Japan13–0JordanQatar
Yanagita  ?', ?'
Miyama  ?'
Sudo  ?'
Arakawa  ?'
Sakaguchi  ?', ?', ?', ?', ?'
Sawa  ?', ?'
Sakai  ?'
2006.12.04 Japan4–0ThailandQatar
Sakaguchi  ?'
Ono  ?'
Arakawa  ?'
Ando  ?'
2006.12.07 Japan1–0ChinaQatar
Iwashimizu  ?'
2006.12.10 Japan3–1South KoreaQatar
Iwashimizu  ?'
Yanagita  ?'
Nagasato  ?'		 ?  ?'
2006.12.13 Japan0–0 (pen 2–4)North KoreaQatar

Players statistics
Player−200502.1803.1003.1205.0705.0907.1907.2107.2307.2707.3011.1911.2311.3012.0412.0712.1012.132006Total
Homare Sawa99(52)OO(1)OOOO(2)O(2)OOOOOO(2)OOOO17(7)116(59)
Nozomi Yamago76(0)OOO---------O----4(0)80(0)
Tomoe Sakai77(3)OO(1)OOOOO-OOOOO(1)OOOO16(2)93(5)
Hiromi Isozaki74(4)OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO17(0)91(4)
Tomomi Miyamoto60(11)----------O------1(0)61(11)
Mio Otani57(31)OOOOOO-OOO-------9(0)66(31)
Miyuki Yanagita47(6)OOO--OO(1)OOOOOO(2)OOO(1)O15(4)62(10)
Karina Maruyama31(9)OOOO------OO(1)OOO--9(1)40(10)
Kozue Ando27(4)OO(1)OOO-OOOO(1)OOOO(1)OOO16(3)43(7)
Eriko Arakawa25(10)OO(1)OOOO---OOOO(1)O(1)OOO14(3)39(13)
Kyoko Yano19(1)OOOOOOOOOOOO-OOOO16(0)35(1)
Aya Miyama16(6)OOOOOOOO(1)OOOO(1)O(1)OOOO17(3)33(9)
Aya Shimokozuru15(0)OOO--OOOOOOO-O---11(0)26(0)
Shinobu Ono13(6)OOOOOOO(1)OOOO(1)O(1)-O(1)OOO16(4)29(10)
Yuki Nagasato10(6)O(1)--OOO(1)O(5)OOO(1)OO--OO(1)O13(9)23(15)
Akiko Sudo7(1)------------O(1)----1(1)8(2)
Miho Fukumoto6(0)---OOOOOOOOO-OOOO13(0)19(0)
Nao Shikata6(0)-O----O----------2(0)8(0)
Rumi Utsugi5(0)---OO------------2(0)7(0)
Maiko Nakaoka3(0)-O--O-OOO--OO-OOO10(0)13(0)
Yukari Kinga1(0)OO---------------2(0)3(0)
Azusa Iwashimizu0(0)O--O(1)OO-----OOOO(1)O(1)O10(3)10(3)
Mizuho Sakaguchi0(0)-----O(2)O(2)OOO--O(5)O(1)---7(10)7(10)
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