Maillot Japan 2001-2002 Home kit
YFS Reference Entry · 2001-2002 · 1 known examples
The Japan national football team's home kit for the 2001-2002 season was manufactured by Adidas and featured a predominantly blue color scheme, which is emblematic of the team's identity. The shirt was adorned with white and red accents, reflecting Japan's national colors. This kit was notably worn during the 2002 FIFA World Cup, co-hosted by Japan and South Korea, where Japan reached the Round of 16. The design included a distinctive collar and a stylized pattern, making it a memorable iteration in the team's history.
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🔍 Authentication checklist
- Adidas logo style from the early 2000s
- Tag with size and manufacturing details typical for Adidas kits of this era
- Hologram or authenticity label on the inner collar
- Stitching quality consistent with authentic player issue shirts
- Presence of specific player numbers and names in the correct font
⚠️ Common fakes: Common fakes often feature incorrect tag styles or poor stitching quality. Additionally, counterfeit shirts may lack the specific hologram or authenticity label found on genuine Adidas products from this era.
⚽ Notable wearers
Prominent players such as Junichi Inamoto and Hidetoshi Nakata wore this kit during its active period. It was particularly significant during the 2002 FIFA World Cup, where Japan made a historic run.
