Kyosuke Tagawa

Early career

Born in Kagoshima, Japan, Tagawa began playing football when he was six years old. Since playing football, Tagawa said he was obsessed with scoring goals. This eventually earned him interest from other school, which Tagawa joined Unzen Ardito in his first year of elementary school. He eventually joined Sagan Tosu following his advice from his Unzen Ardito's coach. Tagawa progressed through the youth ranks of Sagan Tosu for two years. While progressing at Sagan Tosu's youth ranks, he overcame with injuries. In May 2016, Sagan Tosu announced that Tagawa were among four players to be registered with the top team (second-type registration). In July 2016, he was described by the youth reporter of Web Gekisaka, saying: "His height of 181 cm is eye-catching, but his strength is his speed, running 50 meters in the low six seconds. He breaks into space and dribbles into the vital area, and fires off sharp left-footed shots". Then in September 2016, Tagawa was promoted to the first team.

Sagan Tosu

Tagawa's first appearance in the Sagan Tosu's first team was on 22 October 2016 as an unused substitute, in a 3–2 win against Kashiwa Reysol. On 14 January 2017, he was given a number twenty–seven shirt ahead of the 2017 season. Tagawa made his debut on 5 March against Kawasaki Frontale, when he replaced Takamitsu Tomiyama in a 1–1 draw. Ten days later on 15 March 2017, Tagawa made his first start for the club and set up the opening goal of the game, in a 2–2…

Youth career

In April 2015, Tagawa was called up to the Japan U16 squad as part of the preliminary squad. He made his Japan U16 debut, coming on as a substitute, in a 2–1 win against Saudi Arabia U16 on 26 April 2015. Tagawa played once more for Japan U16 by the end of the month. In March 2015, Tagawa was called up to the Japan U17 squad for the Sanix Cup International Youth Soccer Tournament. He played two matches on the 19 March 2015 against South Korea U17 and Hangzhou Greentown's youth team, as the U17 team drew 1–1 and won 5–0 (in which he scored in the game) respectively. Tagawa later scored two more goals in the tournament. A year later, he was called up to the Japan U17 squad for the Sanix Cup International Youth Soccer Tournament. Tagawa scored once more in the tournament. Four months later, Tagawa was called up to the U17 squad for the 20th International Youth Soccer in Niigata. He scored once in the tournament. In August 2016, he was called up to Japan U17 squad for the 23rd Vaclav Ježek International Youth Tournament. On 19 August 2016, Tagawa scored a hat–trick, in a 7–0 win against United Arab Emirates U17. In January 2017, Tagawa was called up to the Japan U18 squad for the first time. He appeared two times for the U18 side, both coming on as a substitute and Japan U18 went on to win the tournament. In October 2017, Tagawa was called up to the Japan U18 squad for the AFC U-19 Championship qualification. He scored three goals in the qualifier matches,…

As of the end for 2025 season.

International

As of matches played 14 December 2019

Scores and results list Japan's goal tally first.

Tagawa said his hobbies is playing video games and his favourite video game called Call of Duty. In September 2021, he announced his marriage in a press release on FC Tokyo's website.