Kubo, Mitoma, Doan Qualify for Japan's World Cup Team

The Japanese Football Association (JFA) has announced that three players have been selected to represent their country at the 2021 FIFA Women's World Cup.

Kubo, a forward who played for TokyoFC in Japan's top league, has been named as one of two players who will be on the roster. Kubo is known for her strong passing ability and is a key player for her club team.

Mitoma, a midfielder who plays for FC Tokyo in Japan's second division, also made the cut. She was selected because she has a strong shot-stopping abilities and is known for her defensive work.

Doan, a defender who plays for Fukuoka Pro Diables in Japan's third tier, has also been included. Doan is known for her strong defensive skills and is a key player for her team.

All three players will be competing against other talented players from around the world in the upcoming tournament. They hope to help Japan achieve its dream of winning the title and making it to the final round.