Tokyo International Youth Football (U-14) Tournament

Project overview

Tokyo invites junior players and trainers from overseas cities, and through matches and exchange among the trainers, aims to nurture the next generation of players and raise the competitive strength of each participating city.

Expected results

Enhance the competitive skills of players; nurturing of the next generation of athletes

Activities to date

FY	Description (host city)	Participating cities/states/teams/prefectures (number of participants)
2008	2008 Tokyo International Youth Football (U-14) Tournament	Berlin, Jakarta, London, Moscow, New South Wales, Paris, São Paolo, Seoul, Tokyo (FC Tokyo Musashi, Tokyo Training Center Selected team) (9)
2009	2009 Tokyo International Youth Football (U-14) Tournament	Beijing, Berlin, Cairo, Jakarta, Moscow, New South Wales, Paris, São Paolo, Seoul, Tokyo (FC Tokyo Musashi, Tokyo Training Center Selected team, Tokyo Verdy) (10)
2010	2010 Tokyo International Youth Football (U-14) Tournament	Beijing, Cairo, Jakarta, Moscow, New South Wales, Paris, São Paolo, Seoul, Tokyo (FC Tokyo Fukagawa, Tokyo Junior High School Physical Culture Association selected team, Tokyo Training Center selected team, Tokyo Verdy) (9)
2011	2011 Tokyo International Youth Football (U-14) Tournament	Canceled due to the Great East Japan Earthquake
2012	2012 Tokyo International Youth Football (U-14) Tournament	Beijing, Cairo, Fukushima, Ibaraki, Iwate, Jakarta, London, Miyagi, Moscow, New South Wales, São Paolo, Seoul, Tokyo (FC Tokyo Musashi, Tokyo Junior High School Physical Culture Association selected team, Tokyo Training Center selected team, Tokyo Verdy) (13)
2013	2013 Tokyo International Youth Football (U-14) Tournament	Buenos Aires, Cairo, Fukushima, Ibaraki, Iwate, Jakarta, Miyagi, Moscow, New South Wales, Paris, São Paolo, Seoul, Tokyo (FC Tokyo Fukagawa, Tokyo Junior High School Physical Culture Association selected team, Tokyo Training Center selected team, Tokyo Verdy) (13)
2014	2014 Tokyo International Youth Football (U-14) Tournament	Beijing, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cairo, Fukushijma, Ibaraki, Iwate, Jakarta, Miyagi, Moscow, New South Wales, São Paolo, Seoul, Tokyo (FC Tokyo Fukugawa, Tokyo Training Center selected team, Tokyo Verdy) (14)
2015	2015 Tokyo International Youth Football (U-14) Tournament	Beijing, Berlin, Buenos Aires, Cairo, Fukushijma, Ibaraki, Iwate, Jakarta, Miyagi, Moscow, New South Wales, São Paolo, Seoul, Tokyo (FC Tokyo Fukugawa, Tokyo Training Center selected team, Tokyo Verdy) (14)
2016	2016 Tokyo International Youth Football (U-14) Tournament	Beijing, Berlin, Cairo, Moscow, New South Wales, Paris, São Paolo, Seoul, Buenos Aires, Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima, Ibaraki, Tokyo (Training Center selected team, FC Tokyo, Tokyo Verdy) (14)
2017	2017 Tokyo International Youth Football (U-14) Tournament	Beijing, Berlin, Cairo, Jakarta, Moscow, New South Wales, Paris, São Paolo, Seoul, Buenos Aires, Pretoria, Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima, Ibaraki, J.League Selected Team, Tokyo (Training Center selected team, Tokyo Junior High School Physical Culture Association Selected Team, FC Tokyo, Tokyo Verdy) (16)
2018	2018 Tokyo International Youth Football (U-14) Tournament	Beijing, Berlin, Cairo, Jakarta, Moscow, New South Wales, São Paolo, Seoul, Buenos Aires, Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima, Ibaraki, J.League Selected Team, Tokyo (Training Center selected team, Tokyo Junior High School Physical Culture Association Selected Team, FC Tokyo, Tokyo Verdy, FC MACHIDA ZELVIA) (14)
2019	2019 Tokyo International Youth Football (U-14) Tournament	Beijing, Berlin, Cairo, Jakarta, Moscow, New South Wales, Paris, São Paolo, Seoul, Buenos Aires, London, Iwate, Miyagi, Fukushima, Ibaraki, Kashiwa Reysol, Tokyo (Training Center selected team, Tokyo Junior High School Physical Culture Association Selected Team, FC Tokyo, Tokyo Verdy) (16)

For additional details

Tokyo International Youth Football (U-14) Tournament website