The 2025 Meiji Yasuda J1 League Sec. 30 match vs Kawasaki Frontale, held on Saturday, September 20 (7:00 p.m. kickoff / Uvance Todoroki Stadium by Fujitsu), will feature various events jointly organized with Kawasaki as the '46th Tamagawa Clasico.'
Although this is an away game, please support FC Tokyo from various locations!
□Match Details
Saturday, September 20, 2025
2025 Meiji Yasuda J1 League
Sec. 30 Kawasaki Frontale vs FC Tokyo
(7:00 p.m. kickoff / Uvance Todoroki Stadium by Fujitsu)
*The visitor supporter area (FC Tokyo cheering section) will be one of the following: Visitor S Reserved, Visitor SA Reserved, or Visitor A Unreserved. If you are wearing FC Tokyo uniforms, goods, or anything else that reminds you of FC Tokyo to cheer, please watch the game from one of the above seat categories.
※Please note that the content may be subject to change depending on the future situation, so please refer to Kawasaki Frontale's official website for the latest information.
□Implementation Details
1. TOKYO DOROMPA Appearance!
TOKYO DOROMPA will also appear at Uvance Todoroki Stadium by Fujitsu!
Look forward to the collaboration with the Kawasaki Frontale mascot!
Appearances are planned at pitch level after the gates open, before the match, and during halftime.
* The above appearance timings may be subject to sudden changes.
※There are no plans to appear on the concourse, so please understand.
2. Limited Edition Face Towel for the 46th Tamagawa Clasico Sale!
【Design】
* We will inform you on this page as soon as it is decided.
【Price】
2,530 yen (including tax)
【Size】
Approx. H340mm × W850mm
【Material】
Cotton
【Sale Date】
Scheduled for Saturday, September 20
【Notes】
The Kawasaki Frontale design will not be sold on the FC Tokyo side.
For details, please check the Kawasaki Frontale Official Website.
3. "Tamagawa 'Ko' Classico" Event
Before the top team's "46th Tamagawa Classico" match, a game called "Tamagawa 'Ko' Classico" will be held featuring children from the academies of both clubs who will lead the future. Please pay close attention to the passionate play of the children!
【Match Card】
Kawasaki Frontale U-12 vs FC Tokyo Soccer School Advanced Class
* The image is from this season's Tamagawa "Ko" Classico held at FC Tokyo's home game.
4. Tamagawa Classico Anthem
At the Tamagawa Classico, the "Tamagawa Classico Anthem" will be used as the players' entrance music.
Let's raise the voltage before the match!
We will inform you of other implementation details as soon as they are decided.
<What is the Tamagawa Clasico>
Since the JFL era in 1997, both clubs have been fierce rivals, pushing each other through intense matches and numerous dramatic developments. Especially in 1999, the first year of J2, Tokyo Gas rebranded as the current FC Tokyo with the aim of entering the J1 League. Both clubs fought fiercely in the promotion battle and succeeded in being promoted to the J1 League together. Kawasaki Frontale was relegated to J2 after one year but was promoted again in 2005, and the two clubs have since engaged in intense battles once more.
In this area divided by the Tama River, the history of competing while elevating each other has shown excitement comparable to the 'derbies' held in other cities. Cherishing this history of both sides and aiming to make this rivalry a tradition, the name 'Tamagawa Clasico' was created by combining 'Tamagawa,' the symbol dividing the two clubs, and 'Clasico,' a Spanish word meaning 'traditional match.'
Although the name "Tamagawa Clasico" officially started in 2007, to honor the intense battles fought between FC Tokyo and Kawasaki Frontale, the matches have been counted as "Tamagawa Clasico" starting from the inaugural J2 season in 1999. From 1999 to 2006, there were a total of 10 matches. The project officially began in 2007, designating the match held on May 6, 2007, at Kawasaki Frontale's home game as the "11th Tamagawa Clasico."
We will continue to strive together in both clubs to build a history for the future, 50 times, 100 times, 200 times and beyond.
The current head-to-head record is FC Tokyo 11 wins, 9 draws, 25 losses.
* After discussions between both clubs, only 'league matches' are counted as Tamagawa Clasico matches (matches in cup competitions and the Emperor's Cup are not counted).
