Tomorrow night at 18:30, the Japanese team will face Brazil at home in an international friendly match.

According to the Japanese media "Football Digest", Japan team midfielder Daichi Kamada was interviewed during today's training session to look forward to tomorrow's game.

Daichi Kamada said: "I think the gap between us and the world's top teams like Brazil mainly lies in whether we can seize scoring opportunities and whether we can prevent the opponent's scoring opportunities. The Brazilian team has many players with outstanding personal abilities. They can turn opportunities into goals. One person can score more than 2 goals in a single game. Their offense is very sharp."

"In the game against Brazil, how much pressure we can put on the opponent in the frontcourt, and how much pressure we can put on the opponent in the frontcourt, and when we have the ball. Whatever you dare to try, I think we can draw conclusions through this game. Obviously, in terms of individual abilities, we have a lot to be desired compared to the Brazilian players. "

"But the next game still depends on what tactics we adopt as a whole to deal with it. It's important to be able to win confrontations on an individual level, but you can't beat them if you don't use your tactics 100% as much as possible, so it's important to maintain a common sense on the field. "