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Fixture News Albion to play two games on pre-season trip to Japan We will face Kashima Antlers and Tokyo Verdy in July. By BHAFC • 23 May 2024 Share this stillwater area junior olympic volleyballstory… Share this page Expand Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Whatsapp Share on Facebook Messenger Share via copy URL Copied By Jeremy Roberts Albion head to Japan in July. Story continues below… Related Gary Stevens's memories of the 1983 FA Cup final Media / 21 May 24 Lewis Dunk named in England's pre-EURO 2024 squad Media / 21 May 24 Billy Gilmour named in Scotland’s provisional EURO 2024 squad Media / 22 May 24 Related Topics news Japan Tour 2024/25 Season Tickets available now! Upcoming fixtures Albion will make more history this summer when the men’s first-team squad head to Japan for a pre-season tour. The tour, supported by American Express, includes prestigious fixtures against two of Japan’s leading clubs.Our first match takes place on Wednesday, 24 July against Kashima Antlers, who are currently third in Japan’s Meiji Yasuda J.1 League and have won the domestic title on eight occasions.They are managed by Serbian coach Ranko Popovic, who took over in December 2023. Kick-off is 7pm local time (11am BST).Four days later, on Sunday 28 July, we play Tokyo Verdy, who won promotion back to the J.1 League last season under the management of Jofuku Hiroshi. Kick-off is 6.30pm local time (10.30am BST).Both games will be played in the 68,000-capacity National Stadium in Tokyo, which was built for the 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games.We can't wait to visit Japan this summer! 💙🤍— Brighton & Hove Albion (@OfficialBHAFC) May 23, 2024Tickets for both games will be available to Albion fans and details will be announced soon, with 2024/25 season-ticket holders, 1901 Club members and My Albion+ members able to buy from this coming Sunday 26 May.Albion’s profile in Japan has soared in recent years, helped by the performances of Kaoru Mitoma, who joined the club in August 2021 from J.1 League club Kawasaki Frontale.Thousands of Japanese supporters have flocked to the Amex to watch the club in the Premier League and many have become season-ticket holders.Deputy chairman and chief executive Paul Barber said, "We are delighted our men's first team are going to be in Japan for this inaugural visit and one which will be another historic moment for the club."We will be in the final part of our pre-season preparations, ahead of the new Premier League season, and are certain this tour will capture the imagination of our supporters."It has been amazing to see how interest in our club has grown in Japan and we now have a huge fan base there, and we are very excited in anticipation of our first-ever visit there."Check out our dedicated Japan tour page here. Share this story… Share this page Expand Twitter Share on Twitter Facebook Share on Facebook Whatsapp Share on Whatsapp FB Messenger Share on Facebook Messenger Copy Link Share via copy URL Copied Related Topics news Japan Tour Latest News Interviews / 14hrs Ago 'Roma or Midhurst away, I'll always support you' Jack Hinshelwood has stressed the importance of the support from his dad Adam and his wider family during his breakthrough season. News / 08 Jun 24 Gross: I believe in my own strengths Albion midfielder scored his first goal for Germany on Friday. News / 07 Jun 24 Calling all football freestylers Come and join us at Brighton Pride to showcase your skills! More News