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FC Fujizakura Yamanashi (Japanese: FCふじざくら山梨, Hepburn: FC Fujizakura Yamanashi) is a women's football team founded in 2019. The team is sponsored by Fuji kanko Kaihatsu, providing opportunities for player to work at the Fuji Yurari Hot Spring
.[1] After joining the Nadeshiko League Division 2 in 2023, the club's vision is to gain promotion to play in Division 1. The long-term goal is to play at the WE League, the professional football league for women's football in Japan, in the 2028 season.[2]
The club currently plays in the Nadeshiko League Division 2, the 3rd tier of the Japanese League System. They finished the 2024 season as the second runner-up in the league, a record high for the club.[3]
The club represents the Yamanashi Prefecture, all three of their home stadiums are located within the prefecture. They are Mt. Fuji's famous water stadium, JIT Recycle Ink Stadium, and Nirasaki Central Park Athletics Stadium. Starting from the 2025 season, fans are required to purchase tickets to watch the home games.[4]
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
