1968.12	The success in Mexico
	1969.1	Record Attendance of Japan Soccer League
	1969.2	Japan Soccer League, 1968
	1969.3	The Emperor's Cup
	1969.4	Soccer Fever in Primary Schools
	1969.5	The Footballer of the Year
	1969.6	Japan Soccer League
	1969.7	Middlesex Wanderers
	1969.8
	1969.9	National Team to Europe
	1969.10	Kamamoto will be absent
	1969.11	The Japanese Soccer League
	1969.12	The Seoul Tournament:
	1970.1	Special FIFA Award
	1970.2	Mitsubishi F.C. for South America
	1970.3	The Goal-Post Murder Case
	1970.4	New Heads for the National Team
	1970.5	Football of the Year
	1970.6	Kamamoto's Recovery
	1970.7	Young Talent Promoted:
	1970.8	World Cup Report
☆	1970.10	“Eusebio is Stronger Than Ever”
	1970.11	Site of the Pre-Olympic Competition:
	1970.12	New System of finding Young Talent
	1971.1	Djurgardens and Japan
	1971.2	The “Home and Away” system should be Adopted
	1971.3	The Emperor's Cup.
	1971.4	Two Foreign Clubs Invited
	1971.5	St. George-Budapest Wins
	1971.6	Footballer of the year 1970
	1971.7	Asian Youth Tournament
	1971.8	Spurs set a record.
	1971.9	Yokohama youth to visit China
	1971.10	Boys' Football on T.V.
	1971.11	SETUBAL in the Far East
	1971.12	Mr. Okano retires
	1972.1	Naganuma Returns.
	1972.2	Olympic Fire and Football
	1973.1	Hitachi wins the league
	1973.2	League Season will be Delayed
	1973.3	Chilean Team visits Japan
	1973.4	Two clubs abroad
	1973.5	Semi League Cup planned
	1973.6	Middlesex Wanderers here
	1973.7	Yanmar and Towa shared a cup
	1973.8	1F.C.Koln visited Japan
	1973.9	100th publication of Soccer Magazine
	1973.10	Neck and Neck in the League
	1973.12	Coaches studied abroard
	1974.3	Emperor's Cup
	1974.4	Football of the Year
	1974.5	Japanese Rush in S.E.Asia
	1974.6	Juniors win the Marah Halim Cup
	1974.7	Japanese League
	1974.8	Sugiyama's new position
	1974.9	National team in Rumania
	1974.10	Two visiting teams in August
	1974.11	Annual Japan vs Korea Meet
	1974.12	"Bayern Munchen" woll be here