Jersey Japan Home 2010

The Japan national team’s home jersey for the 2010 FIFA World Cup, manufactured by Adidas, holds a special place in the team’s history. The vibrant blue shirt, adorned with white and red accents on the collar and a bold red sun design on the chest, was part of a campaign where the Japanese Football Association sought to connect the team’s identity with the country’s culture. The jersey, with its “Samurai Blue” nickname, represented a team that went on to have a memorable performance at the tournament in South Africa. The 2010 World Cup saw Japan reach the knockout stages for the second time in its history, and the team’s victory over Denmark, which included a stunning free-kick from Keisuke Honda while wearing this kit, remains a highlight for fans. The design is remembered for its clean aesthetic and for being the uniform worn during a successful and inspiring chapter for Japanese football.

100% Original
Size 70×50cm
Condition 9.5/10