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Keiji Tamada
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Keiji Tamada's career is marked by his timely goals on the international stage. His strike in the 2004 Asian Cup final delivered Japan a continental title in dramatic fashion, and his World Cup goal against Brazil remains a highlight for any Japanese fan. Over 72 caps, he scored 16 times, a solid record for a forward who often played a supporting role. His longevity in the J.League, including a title with Nagoya Grampus, speaks to his consistency and professionalism.

Awards
Records & Feats
One of few Japanese players to score at a FIFA World Cup
Historic First·2006
Scored against Brazil in the 2006 World Cup group stage.