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. No player has scored a hat-trick for Japan since Keisuke Honda scored three goals in a 6–0 win over Jordan on 8 June 2012.

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
 Tadahiko Ueda  Taiwan 3 – (8', 66', 70')
3–2
 Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur 1970 Merdeka Tournament 16 August 1970
[4]
6
 Kunishige Kamamoto  Khmer Republic 4 – (50', 65', 72', 75')
4–1
 1972 Merdeka Tournament 12 July 1972
[4]
7
  Sri Lanka 5 – (5', 8', 58', 65', 89')
5–0
 16 July 1972
[4]
8
  Philippines 3 – (1', 15', 44')
4–0
 Amjadieh Stadium, Tehran 1974 Asian Games 3 September 1974
[4]
9
 Yasuhiko Okudera  Indonesia 3 – (15', 30', 73')
6–0
 Stadium Merdeka, Kuala Lumpur 1976 Merdeka Tournament 10 August 1976
[4]
10
 Hiromi Hara  Bangladesh 3 – (1', 60', 71')
4–0
 Public Stadium, Daejeon 1986 Asian Games 28 September 1986
[5]
11
 Kazuyoshi Miura 4 – (18', 44', 52', 53')
8–0
 National Stadium, Tokyo 1994 FIFA World Cup qualification 11 April 1993
[6]
12
 Takuya Takagi  Macau 3 – (13', 33', 71')
10–0
 Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex, Muscat 1998 FIFA World Cup qualification 25 March 1997
[6]
13
 Hiroaki Morishima 3 – (78', 81', 89')
[6]
14
 Takuya Takagi    Nepal 3 – (47', 55', 89')
6–0
 27 March 1997
[6]
15
 Kazuyoshi Miura  Macau 6 – (23', 29', 44, 57', 62', 79')
10–0
 National Stadium, Tokyo 22 June 1997
[6]
16
  Uzbekistan 4 – (4' pen., 23', 64', 80')
6–3
 7 September 1997
[6]
17
 Masashi Nakayama  Brunei 3 – (1', 2', 4')
9–0
 Estádio Campo Desportivo, Taipa 2000 AFC Asian Cup qualification 16 February 2000
[6]
18
 Akinori Nishizawa  Uzbekistan 3 – (14', 24', 49')
8–1
 Saida International Stadium, Saida 2000 AFC Asian Cup 17 October 2000
[6]
19
 Naohiro Takahara 3 – (17', 20', 57')
[6]
20
 Shinji Okazaki  Hong Kong 3 – (17', 74', 76')
6–0
 Outsourcing Stadium, Shizuoka 2011 AFC Asian Cup qualification 8 October 2009
[7]
21
  Togo 3 – (5', 8', 65')
5–0
 Miyagi Stadium, Rifu Friendly match 14 October 2009
[8]
22
 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]
23
 Shinji Okazaki  Saudi Arabia 3 – (8', 13', 80')
3–2
 Ahmed bin Ali Stadium, Al Rayyan 2011 AFC Asian Cup 17 January 2011
[10]
24
 Keisuke Honda  Jordan 3 – (22', 31', 53' pen.)
6–0
 Saitama Stadium 2002, Saitama 2014 FIFA World Cup qualification 8 June 2012
[11]

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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