Footballeur

Masaya Honda

1973 - aujourd'hui

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Sa biographie est disponible en 25 langues sur Wikipédia. Masaya Honda est le 10,717th footballeur le plus populaire (en hausse du 13,007th en 2024), la 3,166th biographie la plus populaire du Japon (en baisse du 2,902nd en 2019), ainsi que le 1,316th footballeur du Japon le plus populaire.

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Among Footballeurs

Among footballeurs, Masaya Honda ranks 10,704 out of 21,273. Before him are Fernando Varela, Odsonne Édouard, Yoshinori Sembiki, Shane Smeltz, Wilson Pérez, and Nicolò Fagioli. After him are Conny Pohlers, Javier Margas, Hideaki Kitajima, Takamitsu Ota, Léo Dubois, and Aleksandr Filimonov.

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Contemporaries

Among people born in 1973, Masaya Honda ranks 843. Before him are Clémentine Autain, Jana Černochová, Bojana Radulović, Juan Carlos Franco, André Øvredal, and Mahima Chaudhry. After him are Aleksandr Filimonov, Arik Benado, David Embé, Nadeshda Brennicke, Jeroen Dubbeldam, and Anne Wojcicki.

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In Japon

Among people born in Japon, Masaya Honda ranks 3,166 out of NaN. Before him are Jessica Michibata (1984), Yūki Ishikawa (1995), Kosuke Kitajima (1982), Yuka Iguchi (1988), Riisa Naka (1989), and Yoshinori Sembiki (1964). After him are Hideaki Kitajima (1978), Takamitsu Ota (1970), Nobuyuki Tsujii (1988), Aki Maeda (1985), Atsuko Maeda (1991), and Keito Nakamura (2000).

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Among Footballeurs In Japon

Among footballeurs born in Japon, Masaya Honda ranks 1,316. Before him are Daigo Kobayashi (1983), Michihiro Tsuruta (1968), Masahiko Inoha (1985), Koichi Sugiyama (1971), Shinichi Muto (1973), and Yoshinori Sembiki (1964). After him are Hideaki Kitajima (1978), Takamitsu Ota (1970), Keito Nakamura (2000), Ryūji Bando (1979), Etsuko Tahara (2000), and Hideaki Mori (1972).

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