Seiseki High School (Japanese: 聖蹟高校 Seiseki Kōkō) is a fictional high school whose football team is featured in, and the focus of, the Days series. The football club has 50 year long history in the school. Seiseki is located in Tokyo and considered strong along with Sakuragi High, Tennouzu High, and Touin Academy as they are the top teams in Tokyo Prefecture.
Uniforms[]
Seiseki's home kit consists of black jerseys, black shorts, and black socks. The away kit consists of yellow jerseys, black shorts, and yellow socks. In the anime, the brand of Seiseki's kits is implied to be Mizuno, but this is unclear in the manga.
Notable Players[]
Players[]
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| Susumu Inohara | Jirou Haibara | Yuuta Usui | |||||||
| 1 / Goalkeeper / 3rd year | 2 / Right Side-Back / 3rd year | 3 / Central Defender / 3rd year | |||||||
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| Mitsuru Kokubo | Hideki Sato | Eita Suzuki | |||||||
| 4 / Defender / 3rd year | 5 / Defensive Midfielder / 2nd year | 6 / Defensive Midfielder/ 2nd year | |||||||
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| Hisahito Mizuki | Takanobu Hayase | Jin Kazama | |||||||
| 7 / Left Forward / 3rd year | 8 / Midfielder / 3rd year | 9 / Right Forward / 1st year | |||||||
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| Atsushi Kimishita | Kiichi Ooshiba | Shou Nakijin | |||||||
| 10 / Attacking Midfielder / 2nd year | 11 / Center Forward / 2nd year | 12 / Goalkeeper / 1st year | |||||||
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| Testuya Nitobe | Hiroyuki Kurusu | Naoki Shiratori | |||||||
| 14 / Central Defender / 1st year | 15 / Midfielder / 1st year | 16 / Forward / 1st year | |||||||
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| Tsukushi Tsukamoto | Fujitomo | ||||||||
| 17 / Center Forward / 1st year | 18 / ?? / 3rd year | ||||||||
Officials[]
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| Katsutoshi Nakazawa | Chikako Ubukata | ||||||||
| Coach | Manager / 1st year | ||||||||
Tactics[]
Seiseki tends to start games with a 4-3-3 formation focusing on the Three Arrows - left-winger Mizuki, center-forward Ooshiba, and right-winger Kazama - with Kimishita as playmaker. Many of their attacks down the right flank begin with right-back Haibara, who has a tendency to charge forward and overlap with his right-winger.
Generally, free-kicks and corners are taken by Kimishita, a set-piece specialist.
Last Year Interhigh - Tokyo Preliminaries[]
Final
- Seiseki High School vs Touin Academy (0-1)
Last Year National Championship - Tokyo Preliminaries Block ?[]
Final
- Seiseki High School vs Tennouzu High School (1-2)
Kagoshima Prefecture Summer Training Camp[]
- Seiseki High School vs Bousou Academy [Chiba] (3-2)
- Seiseki High School vs Genbu High School [Aichi] (??)
- Seiseki High School vs Ryuushin High [Tochigi] (4-1)[1]
- Seiseki HIgh School vs Seikan High [Aomori] (4-3)[2]
Interhigh - Tokyo Preliminaries[]
First Round
- Seiseki High School vs Tateyama High School (1-0)
Second Round
- Seiseki High School vs Unknown School (7-0)
Semifinal
- Seiseki High School vs Ariake High School (1-0)
Final
- Seiseki High School vs Sakuragi High [3] (1-2)
National Championship - Tokyo Preliminaries Block A[]
First Round
- Seiseki HIgh School vs Mejirodai High School (8-0) [4]
Quarter Final
- Seiseki High School vs Hakuto High School (5-0) [5]
Semifinal
- Seiseki High School vs Keiougawara High School (3-2) [6]
Final
- Seiseki High School vs Touin Academy (2-1) [7]
For the Tokyo Preliminaries, Seiseki was registered in Block A. Like Interhigh, there are two representative from Tokyo Prefecture which is divided into Block A and Block B. Seiseki and Touin Academy are placed as seeded in Block A so they only played 4 matches. After winning all matches and defeated Touin Academy in the Final, they became Tokyo A representative for the National Championship.
National Championship[]
First Round
- Seiseki High School vs Yuigahama High School [Kanagawa] (4-0) [8]
Second Round
- Seiseki High School vs Ichiboshi Academy [Nagasaki] (4-2) [9]
Third Round
- Seiseki High School vs Ryouzan High School [Nara] (4-3) [10]
Quarter final
- Seiseki High School vs Otowa Gakuin High School [Shizuoka] (2-0) [11]
Semifinal
- Seiseki High School vs Sakuragi High [Tokyo] (3-2) [12]
Final
- Seiseki High School vs Okinawa Chuo [Okinawa] (5-1) [13]
For the National Championship, Seiseki was registered as team 10. They were in the same pool with strong opponents like Ryouzan High School (Interhigh Champion), Otowa Academy High School (Runner up Interhigh) and Municipal Sakuragi High School (Tokyo B representative) which defeated Seiseki on Interhigh Preliminaries.
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ Days - Chapter 44
- ↑ Days - Chapter 46 - 55
- ↑ Days - Chapter 21 - 32
- ↑ Days - Chapters 57
- ↑ Days - Chapters 58-60
- ↑ Days - Chapters 62-75
- ↑ Days - Chapters 82-109
- ↑ Days - Chapters 124-133
- ↑ Days - Chapters 135-163
- ↑ Days - Chapter 177-242
- ↑ Days - Chapter 251-258
- ↑ Days - Chapter 297-372
- ↑ Days - Chapter 376