What is the All Japan PANNA Championship?

It is a tournament organized by the Japan Street Football Association to determine the national champion in the 1-on-1 competition called PANNA.

Who won the OPEN category in the 6th tournament?

YURI Matsuda, an 18-year-old player, won by defeating former world champions and others.

PANNA is a type of street football derived from soccer and futsal, played in a small court with 1-on-1 matches, where players compete using techniques such as nutmegs.

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Results of the 6th All Japan PANNA Championship supported by HOUSET

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The Japan Street Football Association held the "6th All Japan PANNA Championship," and 18-year-old Yuri Matsuda (YURI) claimed his first victory in the OPEN division, becoming the national champion.

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Q: What is the All Japan PANNA Championship?: A: It is a tournament organized by the Japan Street Football Association to determine the national champion in the 1-on-1 competition called PANNA.
Q: Who won the OPEN category in the 6th tournament?: A: YURI Matsuda, an 18-year-old player, won by defeating former world champions and others.
Q: What is PANNA?: A: PANNA is a type of street football derived from soccer and futsal, played in a small court with 1-on-1 matches, where players compete using techniques such as nutmegs.