Cerezo Osaka Ladies U-15, the Cerezo Osaka academy team, was inaugurated in 2010 with 16 students in their first year of junior high school. Since then, it has augmented from other clubs, but instead continues its activities to develop and strengthen its players in the name of being the “ultimate development-oriented” team.
Cerezo Osaka Sakai Ladies also has Osaka and Sakai as its base of activities.
Starting in 2013, “Sakai” was added to the name of the team, and it began holding matches in locations such as Sakai (J-GREEN Sakai) as well.
The text “OSAKA SAKAI” appears on the right sleeve of the uniforms.
Sakai Ladies has both an academy and a top team, and it is called upon to have both an “academy that priorities development over results and a top team that pursues results.”
The team is young, with players primarily in their teens and twenties, but Cerezo Osaka Ladies also has “SAKURA SPECTACLE,” the club philosophy of Cerezo Osaka as its slogan. The players train daily in order to become players who can be active in the global arena.
The club founded Cerezo Osaka Sports Club based on the fact that there was no environment for female players associated with football schools and youth football to play once they reached junior high school age (U-15). The club inaugurated a U-15 team with the goal of spreading women’s football and strengthening players. The team aims to create a society where women can be involved and active in all aspect of football and sports.
Played in 2020 Tokyo Olympics
In 2019, she was selected for “Nadeshiko Japan,” the Japan women's national football team.
In 2021 she transferred to AIK Fotboll in Sweden’s top women’s football division (Damallsvenskan).
In 2022, she transferred to West Ham United F.C. Women in England’s Women's Super League. She continues to play on the team.
Played in 2020 Tokyo Olympics
Selected for the Japan national women’s U-17 team in 2016 and the Japan national team, “Nadeshiko Japan,” in 2019 for the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup, Takarada has been active as a female football player representing Japan. In 2021, she transferred to the Washington Spirit in the American women’s professional football league (NWSL). In 2022, Takarada transferred to Linköpings FC, a club in Sweden’s top league, where she still currently plays.
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