Authentic Japan national football team home jersey from the 2002 FIFA World Cup, worn by legendary midfielder Hidetoshi Nakata (name 'SAKA' and number '7' indicate a fan-customized or commemorative replica—note: actual 2002 Japan #7 was Nakata; Saka is England’s Bukayo Saka, suggesting this is a hybrid tribute or custom piece). The vibrant red jersey features subtle textured fabric with tonal wave-like patterns, navy blue collar and sleeve cuffs with white piping, and official FIFA 2002 World Cup patches on both sleeves—including the tournament logo and JFA (Japan Football Association) crest. The back displays bold white 'SAKA' lettering above a large white-outlined number '7' with a small JFA emblem beneath. Made from lightweight, breathable polyester for optimal performance and fan wear. Ideal for football enthusiasts, collectors, or streetwear styling—pairs well with denim or cargo pants for a sporty-casual look. While not an official licensed match-worn item (due to name mismatch), it captures the iconic aesthetic of early 2000s Japanese football kits and remains highly sought after in vintage sports apparel circles.