A must-see for soccer fans! Brazil's Soccer Museum.

São Paulo, the largest city in South America.
A place with ties to Japan, it boasts the world's largest 'Japantown' and the beef bowl chain Sukiya, making it a comforting city for tourists and local residents alike.
Brazil is famous for samba and breathtaking views, but soccer is unforgettable!!

In the suburbs of São Paulo, there is a museum where you can relive the history and glory of Brazilian soccer.

Soccer powerhouse Brazil

The Soccer Museum is located within Estádio do Pacaembu, the base for two domestic teams.

Here, from the development of soccer to the history and achievements of Brazilian soccer, and past national team members, there were numerous exhibits that soccer fans couldn't resist!

Moreover, it's not just exhibits; you can also experience the excitement through the use of videos and more!

Therefore, it's a facility that can be enjoyed by both those who have played soccer and those who haven't.

Distinguished representative members

Led by Pele, known as the 'King of Soccer,' and Ronaldinho, the 'Fantastista,'
and 'The Monster' Roberto Carlos, who also excelled as the coach of the Japanese national team, Zico, etc.
the lives of these superstars are displayed, evoking a sense of excitement!

Having played soccer myself, I felt nostalgic seeing the autographs of players I admired during my student days and scenes of famous players in action.

The yellow and blue, known as Canary Blue uniforms, are glamorous and indeed cool!!
There must be many players who dream of having their names listed here.

You can also tour the stadium!

Being a facility within the stadium, you can also tour the pitch where matches are actually held!
Being one of the largest stadiums in South America, I was overwhelmed by its size.

Imagining players representing their country or city playing in front of a full crowd gave me goosebumps.
Brazilian soccer, which has left behind numerous legends, is something to look forward to in the future!