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Title: "Japanese Super Cup" or "Xerox Super Cup"[edit]

I think "Japanese Super Cup" is the better title than "Xerox Super Cup" because the Super Cup is the name of the competition and Xerox bought the rights relating the competition including the naming rights. Super Cup will continue even after the sponsoring companies change. In line with the Super Cups in other contories, the adjective form of the country name is added before "Super Cup". Tarafuku10 15:41, 25 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

>>>However, people will tend to search with "Xerox Super Cup" than "Japanese Super Cup", and it not hard to change title, when the sponsor changes....

Nov 26, 2006.

Thank you for your reply. If the audience are all Japanese, they'd seach for Xerox Super Cup. But the audience here are people in the world and there are people who'd like to know what the super cup in Japan is like, and "Japanese Super Cup" is more descriptive. But I really don't think how users search is important because a redirect page will solve the issue.　What is important is what we discuss on this article. I believe here we discuss our super cup that will survive after Xerox discontinue the sponsorship. Yes, we can change from Xerox Super Cup to, say, CocaCola Super Cup easily but our super cup is one consistent event and we don't need 2 pages for it. Tarafuku10 17:56, 28 November 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Quick question[edit]

It's an opening match for the J. League season... But what happens if a non-J1 team wins the Emperor's cup? Would the game be held before the regular season seperately from the league, or would the cup participants be the league winner and J1 club who advanced the highest in the Emperor's Cup? This should be addressed... Smoove K 06:07, 17 September 2007 (UTC)[reply]