磐田喜悦

Júbilo Iwata

Jubilo Iwata
日职乙

Team Introduction

Blaublitz Akita, abbreviated as "秋天蓝色闪电" in Chinese, is a professional football club based in Akita City, Japan. Founded in 1965, the club originated from the football department of Tokyo Electric Power Company, which was established in the same year.

In 2006, the team won the Tohoku Regional League championship for the fifth consecutive year and automatically promoted to the Japan Football League after winning the national regional league playoffs. The team announced that if the club's final annual ranking could qualify for promotion, it would separate from its parent company and join the J. League. In May 2009, TDK Football Club announced that it would become independent for the 2010 season, based in Akita City.

The club moved to Akita City and was promoted to the J3 League in the 2014 season. In the first two years of the professional league, the club ranked eighth. In the 2017 season, which was their fourth season, they won the championship, but due to a lack of qualification to participate in a higher league, they failed to be promoted, becoming the first team to win the professional third division championship without being promoted.

In the 2013 season, the team did not achieve its first victory in the league until the 8th week, and since dropping to 17th place after the end of the 5th week, they never ranked higher than 16th. The team was defeated by Sagan Tosu in the 31st week, resulting in their first relegation to the 2014 J2 League. In the 2015 season, the club finished as runners-up and returned to the J1 League.

Honors and Records

Updated on February 8, 2026, at 11:59
East Sea Football League Championx2

1978

1977

AFC Champions League runner-upx2

00-01

99-00

AFC Champions League Championx1

98-99

AFC Super Cup Championx1

1999

AFC Champions League participantsx2

04-05

03-04

Promoted to the Second Divisionx1

77-78

Promoted to the top leaguex3

22-23

20-21

14-15

Japan/South America Cup Championx1

2011

J2 League Championx1

2021

Japan Half Series Champion (1)x4

2002

2001

1999

1998

Japan Half Series Champion (2)x2

2002

1997

Japan Regional League Championx2

1978

1977

Emperor's Cup Championx2

2003

1982

J1 Championship of the Japan Professional Football Leaguex3

01-02

98-99

96-97

J.League Cup Championx2

2010

1998

Japan Super Cup Championx3

2004

2003

2000

Japan Football League Division 2 Championx1

1982

Japan Football League Championx2

91-92

87-88