[North and Central America World Cup]Japan’s best analysis team fully cooperates! World Cup in Data｜FOOT×BRAIN+ #764

[Missed broadcast of “FOOT×BRAIN+” broadcast on May 7th (Thursday)]It’s finally just over a month until the start of the North and Central America World Cup. In FOOT×BRAIN+, we asked the University of Tsukuba Soccer Club, who are experts in analysis, to bring in some interesting data, and we used a variety of data related to the World Cup to thoroughly dissect the powerful countries that will be competing against Japan! Performers:[MC]Masanobu Katsumura[BRAIN]Kazuto Ueda (Tsukuba University Soccer Club Top Team Analyst), Yoichiro Kakitani (Former Japan National Team)[Moderator]Kochie Yamamoto (TV Tokyo Announcer) We have borrowed the sofa “Indsande DAYBED” from Asahikawa Furniture Takumi Kogei, which is suitable for welcoming BRAIN, a program that aims to be the best in the world. A collaboration between Denmark’s up-and-coming designer Ankerback and Takumi Kogei. https://takumikohgei.com/product/indsande-daybed/ https://takumikohgei.com/designer/ankerbak/ https://takumikohgei.com/ Furthermore, Hagiwara Kogyo Co., Ltd., which is challenging the world, provided the artificial turf for the program set. We are one of the few companies that can manufacture domestically produced artificial turf yarn, and we are contributing to a wide range of sports and leisure fields. For the first time in the world, we succeeded in horizontally recycling used blue sheets, which until now were often incinerated. We are also taking on the challenge of realizing the recycling of artificial turf. Under the slogan “Hamidase, Amidase.”, we continue to create new value with unconventional ideas and unique technology. https://www.hagihara.co.jp/ Along with luxurious sets from Takumi Kogei and Hagiwara Kogyo Co., Ltd., who challenge the world just like the Japanese representative, FOOT×BRAIN will also aim for the world with Japanese quality.[FOOT×BRAIN+｜Every Thursday at 2:35am]FOOT×BRAIN started in April 2011. This year marks the milestone 15th anniversary of the program, which has been running for 14 years with the concept of “everything we can do to make Japanese soccer stronger.” At that moment, Japanese national team captain Wataru Endo publicly announced that they would win the World Cup. In response to these words, the program will be renewed and scaled up to a new phase. The new concept is “Everything Japan can do to win the World Cup.” This is a program that aims to be a program that will delve deeper and more thoroughly while maintaining its innovative approach regardless of genre, and that will bring Japanese soccer closer to winning the World Cup. FOOT×BRAIN+ HP:https://www.tv-tokyo.co.jp/footbrain/