J2 League

Jubilo Iwata

Founded

1972

Stadium

Yamaha Stadium(Iwata)

Capacity

15,165

Manager

AKIBA Tadahiro

Honours

Japan Soccer League Division 1/J1 League4 Titles

1987–88199719992002

Japan Soccer League Division 2/Japan Football League/J2 League3 Titles

198219922021

Emperor's Cup2 Titles

19822003

J.League Cup2 Titles

19982010

Japanese Super Cup3 Titles

200020032004

Asian Club Championship1 Titles

1998–99

Asian Super Cup1 Titles

1999

J.League Cup / Copa Sudamericana Championship1 Titles

2011

Club Profile

Founded1972

Company / PresidentJUBILO Co., LTD. Takehisa Ohtomo

Club Address2500 Shingai, Iwata City, Shizuoka 438-0025, TEL: 0538-32-1148

Home TownShizuoka Prefecture / Omaezaki City, Kikugawa City, Kakegawa City, Fukuroi City, Mori Town, Iwata City, Hamamatsu City, Kosai City

Club ColourSaxophone Blue

Training GroundYamaha Okubo Ground 891-106 Okubo, Iwata, Shizuoka 438-0002, Japan

Club Milestones

J.League Member Since1994

1972
Established as Yamaha Motor Soccer Club
1978
Promoted to Japan Soccer League Division 2
1979
Promoted to Japan Soccer League Division 1
1981
Relegated to Japan Soccer League Division 2
1982
Promoted to Japan Soccer League Division 1
1992
Joined the first JFL; established corporate structure; renamed to Yamaha Football Club
1993
Became an associate member of the J.League; renamed to Jubilo Iwata
1994
Became a full member of the J.League; promoted to J.League
1997
Won J.League Second Stage and Suntory Championship
1998
Won J.League First Stage and Yamazaki Nabisco Cup
1999
Won J1 First Stage, Asian Super Cup, and Suntory Championship
2000
Won Xerox Super Cup
2001
Won J1 First Stage
2002
Won J1 First and Second Stages
2003
Won Emperor's Cup and Xerox Super Cup
2004
Won Xerox Super Cup
2010
Won Yamazaki Nabisco Cup
2013
Relegated to J2 League
2015
Promoted to J1 League
2019
Relegated to J2 League
2021
Won J2 League title; promoted to J1 League
2022
Relegated to J2 League
2023
Promoted to J1 League