Osaka, Fukuoka, Aichi among prefectures aiming to be second Japan capital
First Published: Monday, 27 Jul 2026 11:12 AM MYT TOKYO, July 27 — The 59-year-old former Japan striker Kazuyoshi Miura scored his first competitive goal in…
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Miura signed for Fukushima United on loan in January and said he wanted to repay his new team’s faith in him with goals and assists. Known as "King Kazu," Miura, in his 41st professional season, netted the fifth goal against Iwaki Furukawa FC, showcasing his enduring skill. Miyagi governor Yoshihiro Murai also expressed his interest on July 22, saying, “We will make a bid and take necessary action if we find we can meet requirements (to be designated as a second capital).” JAPAN NEWS/ASIA NEWS NETWORK.
Furthermore, TOKYO – The governors of Osaka, Fukuoka and Aichi have expressed interest in having their prefectures designated as a second capital for Japan, following the enactment of a Bill on July 24 aimed at shifting the nation’s core administrative functions outside Tokyo should the capital be hit by a disaster.
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Miura signed for Fukushima United on loan in January and said he wanted to repay his new team’s faith in him with goals and assists.
according to Malay MailKnown as "King Kazu," Miura, in his 41st professional season, netted the fifth goal against Iwaki Furukawa FC, showcasing his enduring skill.
according to Malay MailMiyagi governor Yoshihiro Murai also expressed his interest on July 22, saying, “We will make a bid and take necessary action if we find we can meet requirements (to be designated as a second capital).” JAPAN NEWS/ASIA NEWS NETWORK
according to The Straits Times - AsiaTOKYO – The governors of Osaka, Fukuoka and Aichi have expressed interest in having their prefectures designated as a second capital for Japan, following the enactment of a Bill on July 24 aimed at shifting the nation’s core administrative functions outside Tokyo should the capital be hit by a disaster.
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