When and where was the 6th All Japan PANNA Championship supported by HOUSET held?

The 6th All Japan PANNA Championship supported by HOUSET was held at Tatekawa Shinsui Park in Sumida-ku, Tokyo, on March 28 and 29, 2026.

Who won the OPEN division at the 6th All Japan PANNA Championship and how old is he?

Yuri Matsuda, also known as YURI, won the OPEN division at the 6th All Japan PANNA Championship; he is 18 years old and recently graduated from high school.

Who did Yuri Matsuda defeat in the semifinals and final of the OPEN division?

Yuri Matsuda defeated Takuto Oguro, a former world champion, in the semifinals and 16-year-old Sora Tsunakawa in the final of the OPEN division.

What was the significance of the final match between Sora Tsunakawa and Yuri Matsuda in the OPEN division?

The final match between Sora Tsunakawa and Yuri Matsuda was a rematch of the October 2025 national tournament, where Tsunakawa won the title and Matsuda finished as runner-up.

Who were the winners in the U-12, Women’s, and O-40 categories at the 6th All Japan PANNA Championship?

Renmei Hachisu (REN) won the U-12 category, Ami Yamaguchi (AMI) won the Women’s category, and Ayumu Okubo (OTTOMAN) won the O-40 category at the 6th All Japan PANNA Championship.

Results of the 6th All Japan PANNA Championship supported by HOUSET

Published Apr 2, 2026 6:05 PM ・ Updated Jun 17, 2026 12:39 PM ・ 3 min read ・ Source: PR TIMES

The Japan Street Football Association held the "6th All Japan PANNA Championship," and 18-year-old Yuri Matsuda (YURI) claimed his first victory in the OPEN division, becoming the national champion.

The Japan Street Football Association (JSFA) held the "6th All Japan PANNA Championship supported by HOUSET" at Tatekawa Shinsui Park in Sumida-ku, Tokyo, over two days on March 28 and 29, 2026.

This tournament is the match to determine Japan's best in the 1-on-1 street soccer competition "PANNA," bringing together players across generations, from elementary school students to those over 40, on the same stage.

An 18-Year-Old Reaches the Top In the OPEN division, Yuri Matsuda (YURI, 18 years old) achieved his first victory, crowning him the best in Japan.

Matsuda, who just graduated from high school, stood alongside former world champions and world tournament participants. In the semifinals, after a fierce battle, he defeated Takuto Oguro, a former world champion and two-time defending domestic champion. In the final, he defeated 16-year-old Sora Tsunakawa to become the best in Japan.

Incidentally, at the national tournament held in October 2025, Tsunakawa won the championship and Matsuda was the runner-up, making this final a rematch.

SORA vs YURI

Winner's Comments "There was a time when I stepped away from street football, but I am truly happy to have come back and won on this stage. I was able to come this far because people around me reached out and gave me the opportunity to play. My next goal is to win the world championship."

YURI

Category Winners OPEN: Yuri Matsuda (YURI) U-12: Renmei Hachisu (REN) Women’s: Ami Yamaguchi (AMI) O-40: Ayumu Okubo (OTTOMAN)

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Results of the 6th All Japan PANNA Championship supported by HOUSET

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An 18-Year-Old Reaches the Top In the OPEN division, Yuri Matsuda (YURI, 18 years old) achieved his first victory, crowning him the best in Japan.

Winner's Comments "There was a time when I stepped away from street football, but I am truly happy to have come back and won on this stage. I was able to come this far because people around me reached out and gave me the opportunity to play. My next goal is to win the world championship."

Category Winners OPEN: Yuri Matsuda (YURI) U-12: Renmei Hachisu (REN) Women’s: Ami Yamaguchi (AMI) O-40: Ayumu Okubo (OTTOMAN)

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