Football in Japan - Women's National Team Achievements

Women's National Team Achievements

  • 1986 AFC Women's Championship – Runner-up
  • 1989 AFC Women's Championship – Third place
  • 1990 Asian Games – Silver Medal
  • 1991 AFC Women's Championship – Runner-up
  • 1993 AFC Women's Championship – Third place
  • 1994 Asian Games – Silver Medal
  • 1995 FIFA Women's World Cup - Quarterfinals
  • 1995 AFC Women's Championship – Runner-up
  • 1997 AFC Women's Championship – Third place
  • 1998 Asian Games – Bronze Medal
  • 2001 AFC Women's Championship – Runner-up
  • 2002 Asian Games – Bronze Medal
  • 2006 Asian Games – Silver Medal
  • 2008 AFC Women's Asian Cup – Third place
  • 2010 AFC Women's Asian Cup – Third place
  • 2010 Asian Games – Gold Medal
  • 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup - Champion

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