Update 82

Hello everyone,

In this update is added Japan+ (adding/reworking prefectural cups), updated Central African Republic and Ivory Coast.

• Central African Republic - updated formats, updated how schedules work (all matches are played on one stadium), updated rules/finances, added more information to teams that had none

• Ivory Coast - updated formats/rules/finances, added more information to some teams that had none

• Japan+ - reworked Emperor's Cup prefecture qualifications, added prefecture qualifications for Shakaijin Cup:

  • Emperor's Cup - J1/J2 teams automatically qualified, rest play prefecture qualification

  • Shakaijin Cup - only for teams in level 5 down

  • Hokkaido

    • Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 2 best University teams + 2 best adult teams (it can be expanded to 6 if there is more teams in J3/JFL)

    • Shakaijin Cup qualification - last winner + runner-up from last year qualified + winners of regional cups, 2 teams qualify into main stage

  • Chugoku

    • Shakaijin Cup qualification - played by best 16 teams from region (last best 4 teams from Chugoku league, Hiroshima 3 teams, Okayama 3 teams, Shimane 2 teams, Tottori 2 teams, Yamaguchi 2 teams), 3 teams qualify into main stage

    • Hiroshima Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 4 best university teams + 40 best teams from region

    • Okayama Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 2 best university teams + 22 best teams from region

    • Shimane Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 5 best teams from region

    • Tottori Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 12 best teams from region

    • Yamaguchi Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 3 best university teams + 13 best teams from region

  • Hokushinetsu

    • Shakaijin Cup qualification - played by 6 teams, 5 winners of prefecture cups (Fukui, Ishikawa, Nagano, Niigata, Toyama) + "Host" (one runner-up of prefecture cups is chosen), 2 teams qualify into main stage

    • Fukui Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 15 best teams from region

    • Ishikawa Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 8 best teams from region

    • Nagano Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 2 best university teams + 18 best teams from region

    • Niigata Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 4 best university teams + 13 best teams from region

    • Toyama Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 17 best teams from region

  • Kansai

    • Shakaijin Cup qualification - played by 16 teams from Kansai league 1/2 + winners of prefecture cups (Hyogo 2 teams, Kyoto 2 teams, Nara 1 team, Osaka 2 teams, Shiga 1 team, Wakayama 1 team), 5 teams qualify into main stage

    • Hyogo Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 2 best university teams + 6 best teams from region

    • Kyoto Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 2 best university teams + 27 best teams from region

    • Nara Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 12 best teams from region

    • Osaka Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 2 best university teams + 34 best teams from region

    • Shiga Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 26 best teams from region

    • Wakayama Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 2 best university teams + 17 best teams from region

  • Kanto

    • Shakaijin Cup qualification - played by 32 teams, 20 teams from Kanto League 1/2 + winners of prefecture cups (Gunma 1 team, Chiba 1 team, Ibaraki 1 team, Kanagawa 1 team, Saitama 3 teams, Tochigi 1 team, Tokyo 3 teams (3 best teams from first qualification round), Yamanashi 1 team), 7 teams qualify into main stage

    • Gunma Emperor's Cup qualification - played by max 5 teams, best univerity team + Shakaijin Gunma qualification winner + best teams from J3/JFL/Kanto Leagues

    • Chiba Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 10 best university teams + 46 best teams from region

    • Ibaraki Emperor's Cup qualification - played by max 8 teams, best 2 univerity teams + Shakaijin Ibaraki qualification winner + best teams from J3/JFL/Kanto Leagues

    • Kanagawa Emperor's Cup qualification - played by max 10 teams, best 4 univerity teams + Shakaijin Kanagawa qualification winner + best teams from J3/JFL/Kanto Leagues

    • Saitama Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 50 best teams from region

    • Tochigi Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 2 best university teams + 15 best teams from region

    • Tokyo Emperor's Cup qualification (Tokyo Cup) - played by max 8 teams, best 2 univerity teams + Shakaijin Tokyo qualification winner + best teams from J3/JFL/Kanto Leagues

    • Yamanashi Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 9 best teams from region

  • Kyushu

    • Shakaijin Cup qualification - played by 12 teams, 4 best teams from Kyushu League + winners of prefecture cups (Fukuoka 1 team, Kagoshima 1 team, Kumamoto 1 team, Miyazaki 1 team, Nagasaki 1 team, Oita 1 team, Okinawa 1 team, Saga 1 team), 4 teams qualify into main stage

    • Fukuoka Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 11 best teams from region

    • Kagoshima Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 12 best teams from region

    • Kumamoto Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 9 best teams from region

    • Miyazaki Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 7 best teams from region

    • Nagasaki Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 8 best teams from region

    • Oita Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 12 best teams from region

    • Okinawa Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 3 best university teams + 13 best teams from region

    • Saga Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 5 best teams from region

  • Shikoku

    • Shakaijin Cup qualification - played by 8 teams, winners + runner-ups of prefecture cups (Ehime 2 teams, Kochi 2 teams, Kagawa 2 teams, Tokushima 2 teams), 2 teams qualify into main stage

    • Ehime Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 3 best university teams + 8 best teams from region

    • Kochi Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 7 best teams from region

    • Kagawa Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 3 best university teams + 13 best teams from region

    • Tokushima Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 3 best university teams + 8 best teams from region

  • Tohoku

    • Shakaijin Cup qualification - played by 16 teams, 10 best teams from Tohoku League + winners of prefecture cups (Akita, Aomori, Fukushima, Iwate, Miyagi, Yamagata), 2 teams qualify into main stage

    • Akita Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 9 best teams from region

    • Aomori Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 3 best university teams + 7 best teams from region

    • Fukushima Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 3 best university teams + 17 best teams from region

    • Iwate Emperor's Cup qualification - played by best university team + 9 best teams from region

    • Miyagi Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 8 best university teams + 9 best teams from region

    • Yamagata Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 2 best university teams + 12 best teams from region

  • Tokai

    • Shakaijin Cup qualification - played by 16 teams, winners of prefecture cups (Aichi 4 teams, Gifu 3 teams, Mie 2 teams, Shizuoka 7 teams (best teams from region)), 4 teams qualify into main stage

    • Aichi Emperor's Cup qualification - max 4 teams, best university team + Shakaijin Aichi qualification winner + last winner of Aichi Emperor's Cup qualification + best team from J3/JFL

    • Gifu Emperor's Cup qualification - max 4 teams, best university team + Shakaijin Gifu qualification winner + last winner of Gifu Emperor's Cup qualification + best team from J3/JFL

    • Mie Emperor's Cup qualification - max 6 teams, best university team + Shakaijin Mie qualification winner + last winner of Mie Emperor's Cup qualification + best team from J3/JFL

    • Shizuoka Emperor's Cup qualification - played by 6 best university teams + 20 best teams from region

  • Japanese National Government Employees Soccer Championship

    • cup for government employees teams

    • only the final tournament is playable

    • teams that play this cup have in names: Shi-Yakusho (city hall), Kencho (prefecture government), Keisatsu (police), Shobo-kyoku (fire depertment)

    • added history

  • Japanese National Self-Defense Forces Soccer Tournament

    • cup for Self-Defense Forces teams

    • only the final tournament is playable

    • added history

If you will want to combine Japan with other plus databases, use please the database with zero at start "0Japan etc", with that it will be loaded first and everything will work properly.

Thank you for your support and enjoy the database :)