Best Japan RB in eFootball 2026

The top 30 Japan right backs in eFootball, ranked by their best card. Takehiro Tomiyasu leads at 93 overall.

Top 30 Japan Right Backs

  1. 193Takehiro TomiyasuArsenal FC · Japan · Age 27
  2. 292Yukinari SugawaraAZ · Japan · Age 25
  3. 391Riku HandaGamba Osaka · Japan · Age 23
  4. 491Sei MuroyaFC Tokyo · Japan · Age 31
  5. 590Shinnosuke FukudaKyoto Sanga F.C. · Japan · Age 25
  6. 690Gotoku SakaiVissel Kobe · Japan · Age 34
  7. 790Ken MatsubaraYokohama F. Marinos · Japan · Age 32
  8. 890Miki YamaneKawasaki Frontale · Japan · Age 32
  9. 989Kimito NonoKashima Antlers · Japan · Age 23
  10. 1089Hirokazu IshiharaUrawa Reds · Japan · Age 26
  11. 1189Shuto NakanoSanfrecce Hiroshima · Japan · Age 25
  12. 1288Sen TakagiShimizu S-Pulse · Japan · Age 23
  13. 1388Junya SuzukiFC Machida Zelvia · Japan · Age 29
  14. 1487Yusuke ChajimaSanfrecce Hiroshima · Japan · Age 34
  15. 1582Hiroki SakaiKashiwa Reysol · Japan · Age 21
  16. 1682Ryuta KoikeYokohama F. Marinos · Japan · Age 30
  17. 1781Seiya MaikumaAZ · Japan · Age 28
  18. 1880Tomoki TakamineConsadole Sapporo · Japan · Age 28
  19. 1980Junnosuke SuzukiKobenhavn HB · Japan · Age 22
  20. 2079Keigo TsunemotoBasel RB · Japan · Age 27
  21. 2178H. Heroki MochizukiFC Machida Zelvia · Japan · Age 24
  22. 2278Issei TakahashiJEF United Chiba · Japan · Age 27
  23. 2378Kazuya MiyaharaTokyo Verdy · Japan · Age 29
  24. 2478Wataru HaradaKashiwa Reysol · Japan · Age 29
  25. 2578Keisuke TsukuiKashima Antlers · Japan · Age 21
  26. 2678Rei UmekiFC Imabari · Japan · Age 20
  27. 2777Sai van WermeskerkenKawasaki Frontale · Japan · Age 31
  28. 2877Yuto SuzukiShonan Bellmare · Japan · Age 32
  29. 2977Manato YoshidaOita Trinita · Japan · Age 24
  30. 3077Soya FujiwaraAlbirex Niigata · Japan · Age 30

Frequently asked questions

Who is the best Japan RB in eFootball 2026?

Takehiro Tomiyasu is the highest rated Japan right back in eFootball 2026, with a 93-rated card (Arsenal FC).

Who are the top Japan right backs in eFootball?

The top five are Takehiro Tomiyasu (93), Yukinari Sugawara (92), Riku Handa (91), Sei Muroya (91), Shinnosuke Fukuda (90).

What is the difference between Epic, Legendary and Standard cards?

Konami lists six card types. Standard cards show a player as he is now. Epic cards are boosted versions of players at a past peak, Legendary cards are former and current legends, and Highlight, Featured and Trending cards mark standout or in-form performances (Trending cards cannot be developed). Epic and Legendary cards are usually the most wanted on traded accounts.

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