Gainare Tottori
Squad
- Atsushi Inoue2007current
- Eiichiro Ozaki2008current
- Hidenori Kato2008current
- Eijiro Mori2009current
- Yasuhiro Okuyama2009current
- Takahiko Sumida2010current
- Yasumichi Uchima2010current
- Yasushi Kita2010current
- Katsunari Mizumoto2011current
- Keisuke Kumazawa2012current
- Jun Kamita2013current
Masaki Yanagawa2013current- Masaru Kurotsu2013current
- Ryuji Hirota2013current
- Tatsuya Okamoto2013current
Tsubasa Yokotake2013current- Shogo Fujimaki2014current
- Tadayo Fukuō2014current
- Éldis Fernando Damasio2014current
Naoki Hatada2015current- Ryosuke Kawanabe2015current
Shunsuke Maeda2016current- Yosuke Kataoka2016current
Adriel Tadeu Ferreira da Silvacurrent- Akinori Ichikawacurrent
Ariajasuru Hasegawacurrent- Daichi Sogacurrent
- Hiroto Sesecurrent
- Jinyu Nasucurrent
- Katsuhisa Inamoricurrent
- Kazuya Andocurrent
Kentaro Shigematsucurrent- Koki Ishiicurrent
- Koya Taniocurrent
Leonardo Nascimento Lopes de Souzacurrent- Masato Ishiwacurrent
- Ren Yamamotocurrent
- Rikito Inouecurrent
- Ryota Inouecurrent
- Shoma Ishigamicurrent
- Shu Kameshimacurrent
- Taisei Isoecurrent
- Takashi Kitanocurrent
- Takuya Sugimotocurrent
- Tomomitsu Kobayashicurrent
- Tsuyoshi Miyaichicurrent
- Yu Okubocurrent
- Yusuke Hoshinocurrent
- Yuya Nishijimacurrent
- Masaki Tsukano1998–2002
- Hideki Nishimura2002–2002
- Masahiro Iwata2002–2004
- Kenichi Ego2003–2005
- Noriaki Sanenobu2003–2013
- Pericles de Oliveira Ramos2004–2004
- Yasuhiro Yamamura2004–2007
- Hideki Nishimura2005–2007
- Nobuki Hara2006–2006
- Hideyoshi Akita2007–2008
- Kayne Vincent2007–2008
- Kazuhiro Kawata2007–2007
- Takayoshi Toda2007–2008
- Toshitaka Tsurumi2007–2013
- Hamed Koné2008–2008
- Hiroshi Kichise2008–2008
- Kenji Suzuki2008–2008
- Norio Omura2008–2008
Ryuki Kozawa2008–2011- Shota Koide2008–2012
- Takuya Yamamoto2008–2008
- Tatsuyuki Tomiyama2008–2011
- Tomoyuki Yoshino2008–2013
- Yuki Tamura2008–2009
- Hamed Koné2009–2012
- Junnosuke Schneider2009–2009
- Kenji Suzuki2009–2010
- Masayuki Okano2009–2013
Naoya Shibamura2009–2010
- Naoya Umeda2009–2011
- Satoru Hayashi2009–2009
- Yutaro Abe2009–2011
- Yuya Hashiuchi2009–2009
- Akito Miura2010–2012
- Atsushi Mio2010–2012
- Kiyomitsu Kobari2010–2014
- Toshihiro Hattori2010–2011
- Daisuke Tada2011–2012
Douglas Maradona Campos Dangui2011–2011- Jeong Dong-ho2011–2011
- Kenta Togawa2011–2014
- Kota Sameshima2011–2011
Masato Fukui2011–2012- Nobutaka Suzuki2011–2013
Kenny Cunningham2012–2012- Osamu Miura2012–2013
- Roy Smith2012–2012
- Shuji Fujimoto2012–2012
- Yuichi Kubo2012–2013
Carlos Eduardo Bendini Giusti2013–2013- Eijiro Takeda2013–2013
- Genki Nagasato2013–2013
Yudai Tanaka2013–2013- Kazuaki Mawatari2014–2015
- Kazuki Kuranuki2014–2014
- Keisuke Hayashi2014–2014
- Kodai Yasuda2014–2014
- Masato Nakayama2014–2015
- Rafael Ramazotti2014–2014
- Masamichi Hayashi2015–2019
- Masaya Nozaki2015–2015
- Hayato Ikegaya2016–2019
- Masataka Kani2018–2021
- Daichi Ishikawa2021–2022
- Ryosuke Tamura2022–2023
Masaya Yuma2023–2023- Yuta Togashi2023–2025
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Career & Clubs
The club was founded in 1983 as Tottori Teachers' Soccer Club (鳥取教員団サッカー部 Tottori Kyōin Dan Sakkā Bu). They opened their gate to players with other professions in 1989, renaming themselves S.C. Tottori. They adopted their current name in 2007. They were promoted to the Japan Football League after finishing runners-up in the 2001 Regional League play-off. Nonprofit organisation Yamatsumi Sports Club operate the club. After defeating Arte Takasaki 1–0 on October 3, 2010, in their home stadium, at last they could secure JFL top four after failed attempts on two previous seasons. The confirmation from J. League about their promotion to J2 came on November 29. They won the JFL title on October 24, 2010, with five games remaining. On the 2013 J2–J3 promotion/relegation playoff, Gainare Tottori lost by 2–1 to Kamatamare Sanuki on aggregate score, and ended up relegated to the newly launched J3 League (from now on the 3rd tier of professional league football) ahead of the 2014 season. The club spent three seasons at the J2 League, and has not returned since their relegation. They are also one of the four teams to have competed in J3 League every year since its inception.
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- J3 League
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Passport
Identifiers & aliases
Gainare Tottori are a Japanese football club, based in Tottori, capital of Tottori Prefecture. They play in the J3 League, the Japanese third tier of professional football league. Their team colour is green.
Opinions of fans — not verified facts.
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