ក្រុមបាល់ទាត់ជម្រើសជាតិ ជប៉ុន៖ ភាពខុសគ្នារវាងកំណែនានា

| Elo min = 112

| Elo min date = September 1962

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| First game = {{fb|JPN}} 0–5 [[China national football team|China]] {{flagicon|Republic of China (1912–1949)|1912}}<br> ([[Tokyo]]; 9 May 1917)

| Largest win = {{fb|JPN}} 15–0 {{fb-rt|PHI|1936}}<br> (Tokyo; 27 September 1967)

 

The Japanese team is commonly known by the fans and media as {{nihongo|''Soccer Nippon Daihyō''|サッカー日本代表}}, {{nihongo|''Nippon Daihyō''|日本代表}}, or {{nihongo|''Daihyō''|代表}} as abbreviated expressions. Although the team does not have an official nickname as such, it is often known by the name of the manager. For example, under [[Takeshi Okada]], the team was known as {{Nihongo|Okada Japan|岡田ジャパン|Okada Japan}}.<ref>A common methodology of nickname creation is done by taking the last name of incumbent head coach followed by "Japan". Past teams have been referred to as, {{Nihongo|"[[Ivica Osim|Osim]] Japan"|オシムジャパン|Oshimu Japan}}, {{Nihongo|"[[Zico]] Japan"|ジーコジャパン|Jīko Japan}}, {{Nihongo|"[[Philippe Troussier|Troussier]] Japan"|トルシエジャパン|Torushie Japan}}</ref> Recently the team has been known or nicknamed as the "Samurai Blue", while Japanese news media still refer it to by manager's last name, as {{Nihongo|"Zaccheroni Japan"|ザッケローニジャパン|Zakkerōni Japan}}, or {{Nihongo|"Zac Japan"|ザックジャパン|Zakku Japan}} in short.

 

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