Voetballer

Homare Sawa

1978 - heden

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Haar biografie is beschikbaar in 47 verschillende talen op Wikipedia. Homare Sawa staat op plaats 3.552 onder de meest populaire voetballer (gedaald van plaats 1.699 in 2024), plaats 1.452 onder de meest populaire biografieën uit Japan (gedaald van plaats 1.019 in 2019) en op plaats 351 onder de populairste voetballer uit Japan.

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Among Voetballers

Among voetballers, Homare Sawa ranks 3,552 out of 21,273. Before her are Rui Vitória, Santiago Santamaría, Paolo Barison, Oleksandr Shovkovskiy, Renzo De Vecchi, and László Raffinsky. After her are José Daniel Valencia, Nariz, Roberto Soldado, Franck Kessié, Alberto Denegri, and Marcelinho Carioca.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1978, Homare Sawa ranks 129. Before her are Andris Nelsons, Damian Marley, Philippe Jaroussky, Tamina Snuka, Roger Clark, and Jim Sturgess. After her are Marina Ovsyannikova, Justin Long, Andy Samberg, John Legend, Emppu Vuorinen, and Ani Lorak.

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In Japan

Among people born in Japan, Homare Sawa ranks 1,452 out of NaN. Before her are Atsushi Sakurai (1966), Jiro Sato (1908), Daichi Fukushima (1977), Ryo Kawasaki (1947), Hiroshi Kaneda (1953), and Takeshi Iwaya (1957). After her are Joji (1992), Shuji Tsurumi (1938), Nujabes (1974), Eiichi Uemura (1975), Kitamura Tokoku (1868), and Toshiyuki Morikawa (1967).

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Among Voetballers In Japan

Among voetballers born in Japan, Homare Sawa ranks 351. Before her are Masayuki Maegawa (1984), Kiyotaka Matsui (1961), Takeshi Koshida (1960), Mami Kaneda (1968), Kei Sugimoto (1982), and Daichi Fukushima (1977). After her are Eiichi Uemura (1975), Wataru Endo (1993), Maki Haneta (1972), Toshiaki Imai (1954), Hiroshi Soejima (1959), and Tomoya Suzuki (2000).

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