List of Japan national football team hat-tricks

This page is a list of the hat-tricks scored for Japan's national football team . Besides the instances of a player scoring three goals in a game, the list also includes games where a player has scored more than three goals.

Goalscorer

No.	Player	Opponent	Goals [nb 1]	Score [nb 2]	Venue	Competition	Date	Ref
1	Takeo Wakabayashi	Philippines	4	7–2	Meiji Jingu Stadium, Tokyo	1930 Far Eastern Games	25 May 1930	[1]
2	Hiroshi Ninomiya	Singapore	3– (57', 62', 80')	4–1	Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur	1959 Merdeka Tournament	3 September 1959	[2]
3	Shigeo Yaegashi	South Vietnam	3	5–1		1963 Merdeka Tournament	12 August 1963	[3]
4	Ryuichi Sugiyama	Singapore	3– (6', 13', 26')	4–1	Jalan Besar Stadium, Singapore	Friendly match	25 March 1965	[3]
5	Teruki Miyamoto	Philippines	4– (20', 30', 40', 46')	15–0	Japan National Stadium, Tokyo	1968 Summer Olympics qualification	27 September 1967
6	Kunishige Kamamoto		6– (15', 16', 26', 43', 64', 89')
7		Taiwan	3– (25', 67', 75')	4–0			30 September 1967
8		Nigeria	3– (24', 72', 89')	3–0	Estadio Cuauhtémoc, Puebla	1968 Summer Olympics	14 October 1968
9	Tadahiko Ueda	Taiwan	3– (8', 66', 70')	3–2	Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur	1970 Merdeka Tournament	16 August 1970	[4]
10	Kunishige Kamamoto	Philippines	3– (11', 52', 73')	8–1	Rajamangala Stadium, Bangkok	1972 Summer Olympic qualification	27 September 1971
11		Taiwan	3– (13', 71', 81')	5–1			29 September 1971
12		Khmer Republic	4– (50', 65', 72', 75')	4–1	Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur	1972 Merdeka Tournament	12 July 1972	[4]
13		Sri Lanka	5– (5', 8', 58', 65', 89')	5–0	Perak Stadium, Ipoh		16 July 1972	[4]
14		Philippines	3– (1', 15', 44')	4–0	Amjadieh Stadium, Tehran	1974 Asian Games	3 September 1974	[4]
15	Yasuhiko Okudera	Indonesia	3– (15', 30', 73')	6–0	Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur	1976 Merdeka Tournament	10 August 1976	[4]
16	Hiromi Hara	Bangladesh	3– (1', 60', 71')	4–0	Public Stadium, Daejeon	1986 Asian Games	28 September 1986	[5]
17	Kazuyoshi Miura		4– (18', 44', 52', 53')	8–0	National Stadium, Tokyo	1994 FIFA World Cup qualification	11 April 1993	[6]
18	Takuya Takagi	Macau	3– (13', 33', 71')	10–0	Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex, Muscat	1998 FIFA World Cup qualification	25 March 1997	[6]
19	Hiroaki Morishima		3– (78', 81', 89')					[6]
20	Takuya Takagi	Nepal	3– (47', 55', 89')	6–0			27 March 1997	[6]
21	Kazuyoshi Miura	Macau	6– (23', 29', 44, 57', 62', 79')	10–0	National Stadium, Tokyo		22 June 1997	[6]
22		Uzbekistan	4– (4' pen., 23', 64', 80')	6–3			7 September 1997	[6]
23	Masashi Nakayama	Brunei	3– (1', 2', 4')	9–0	Estádio Campo Desportivo, Taipa	2000 AFC Asian Cup qualification	16 February 2000	[6]
24	Akinori Nishizawa	Uzbekistan	3– (14', 24', 49')	8–1	Saida Municipal Stadium, Saida	2000 AFC Asian Cup	17 October 2000	[6]
25	Naohiro Takahara		3– (17', 20', 57')					[6]
26	Shinji Okazaki	Hong Kong	3– (17', 74', 76')	6–0	Outsourcing Stadium, Shizuoka	2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification	8 October 2009	[7]
27		Togo	3– (5', 8', 65')	5–0	Miyagi Stadium, Rifu	Friendly match	14 October 2009	[8]
28	Sōta Hirayama	Yemen	3– (42', 55', 80')	3–2	Ali Mohsen Al-Muraisi Stadium, Sana'a	2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification	6 January 2010	[9]
29	Shinji Okazaki	Saudi Arabia	3– (8', 13', 80')	5–0	Ahmed bin Ali Stadium, Al Rayyan	2011 AFC Asian Cup	17 January 2011	[10]
30	Keisuke Honda	Jordan	3– (22', 31', 53' pen.)	6–0	Saitama Stadium 2002, Saitama	2014 FIFA World Cup qualification	8 June 2012	[11]
31	Koki Ogawa	Hong Kong	3– (26', 45+1', 58')	5–0	Busan Gudeok Stadium, Busan	2019 EAFF E-1 Football Championship	14 December 2019
32	Yuya Osako	Mongolia	3– (23', 55', 90+3)	14–0	Fukuda Denshi Arena, Chiba	2022 FIFA World Cup qualification	30 March 2021
33		Myanmar	5– (22', 30' pen. 36', 49', 88')	10–0			28 May 2021
34	Ado Onaiwu	Kyrgyzstan	3– (27' pen. 31', 33')	5–1	Panasonic Stadium Suita, Suita		15 June 2021
35	Ayase Ueda	Myanmar	3– (11', 45+4', 50')	5–0		2026 FIFA World Cup qualification	16 November 2023
36	Ryo Germain	Hong Kong	4– (4', 10', 22', 26')	6–1	Yongin Mireu Stadium, Yongin	2025 EAFF E-1 Football Championship	8 July 2025

Statistic

No	Player	Total goal
1	Kunishige Kamamoto	30 (in 8 matches)
2	Kazuyoshi Miura	14 (in 3 matches)
3	Shinji Okazaki	9 (in 3 matches)
4	Yuya Osako	8 (in 2 matches)
5	Takuya Takagi	6 (in 2 matches)
6	Takeo Wakabayashi Teruki Miyamoto Ryo Germain	4 (in 1 matches)
7	Hiroshi Ninomiya Shigeo Yaegashi Ryuichi Sugiyama Tadahiko Ueda Yasuhiko Okudera Hiromi Hara Hiroaki Morishima Masashi Nakayama Akinori Nishizawa Naohiro Takahara Sōta Hirayama Keisuke Honda Ado Onaiwu Koki Ogawa Ayase Ueda	3 (in 1 matches)

Notes

1. Goals column is sorted by the time elapsed between the first and the third goal.
2. Japan's score is shown first.

References

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