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From Osaka to Johor, a tale of a Japanese couple’s love for JDT

PETALING JAYA, May 24 — It’s not uncommon to hear of local fans making ‘pilgrimages’ to catch their favourite football teams live in action.

While some may scoff and turn their noses at Malaysian clubs despite their love for the beautiful game, one Japanese couple has grabbed the attention of football fans down south for their love for Johor Darul Takzim football club.A JDT fan took to Twitter to share the story of Yasu and his wife Maki from Osaka, who are hardcore members of the ‘Ancient Squad’, supporters of Division 4 football team, Nara club.

“They watched their first game involving Johor Darul Takzim two years ago for the AFC Champions League play-off between Gamba Osaka and JDT in early 2017,” shared a Twitter user by the handle @juanbudiman.Yasu & isteri beliau Maki berasal dari Osaka, Jepun. Di sana, mereka menyokong kelab di Division 4 Nara Club. Ultras disana digelar Ancient Squad & Yasu adalah salah seorang komrad yg aktif.

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