J.League Top Scorer

The J.League Top Scorer is awarded by the J.League to the top scoring player of the season.

YearPlayerGoalsClubNationality
1993Ramón Díaz
28
Yokohama Marinos Argentina
1994Frank Ordenewitz
30
JEF United Ichihara Germany
1995Masahiro Fukuda
32
Urawa Red Diamonds Japan
1996Kazuyoshi Miura
23
Verdy Kawasaki Japan
1997Patrick Mboma
25
Gamba Osaka Cameroon
1998Masashi Nakayama
36
Júbilo Iwata Japan
1999Hwang Sun-Hong
24
Cerezo Osaka South Korea
2000Masashi Nakayama
20
Júbilo Iwata Japan
2001Will
24
Consadole Sapporo Brazil
2002Naohiro Takahara
26
Júbilo Iwata Japan
2003Ueslei
22
Nagoya Grampus Eight Brazil
2004Emerson
27
Urawa Red Diamonds Brazil
2005Araújo
33
Gamba Osaka Brazil
2006 Washington26Urawa Red Diamonds Brazil
Magno AlvesGamba Osaka Brazil
2007Juninho
22
Kawasaki Frontale Brazil
2008Marquinhos
21
Kashima Antlers Brazil
2009Ryoichi Maeda
20
Júbilo Iwata Japan
2010 Ryoichi Maeda17Júbilo Iwata Japan
Joshua KennedyNagoya Grampus Australia
2011Joshua Kennedy
19
Nagoya Grampus Australia
2012Hisato Satō
22
Sanfrecce Hiroshima Japan
2013Yoshito Ōkubo
26
Kawasaki Frontale Japan
2014Yoshito Ōkubo
18
Kawasaki Frontale Japan
2015Yoshito Ōkubo
23
Kawasaki Frontale Japan
2016Peter Utaka19Sanfrecce Hiroshima Nigeria
LeandroVissel Kobe Brazil
2017Yū Kobayashi
23
Kawasaki Frontale Japan
2018Jô
24
Nagoya Grampus Brazil
2019Teruhito Nakagawa15Yokohama F. Marinos Japan
Marcos JúniorYokohama F. Marinos Brazil
2020Michael Olunga
28
Kashiwa Reysol Kenya
2021Leandro Damião23Kawasaki Frontale Brazil
Daizen MaedaYokohama F. Marinos Japan
2022Thiago Santana
14
Shimizu S-Pulse Brazil
2023Yuya Osako22Vissel Kobe Japan
Anderson LopesYokohama F. Marinos Brazil
2024Anderson Lopes
24
Yokohama F. Marinos Brazil
2025Léo Ceará
21
Kashima Antlers Brazil
2026Léo Ceará
10
Kashima Antlers Brazil

Wins by club

#ClubWinners
1Kawasaki Frontale6
Yokohama F. Marinos6
3Júbilo Iwata5
4Nagoya Grampus4
5Gamba Osaka3
Urawa Red Diamonds3
Kashima Antlers3
7Sanfrecce Hiroshima2
Vissel Kobe2
10Cerezo Osaka1
Consadole Sapporo1
JEF United Chiba1
Kashiwa Reysol1
Shimizu S-Pulse1
Tokyo Verdy1

See also

References

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