Nagoya Grampus is a historic club in the Japanese J1 League, based in Nagoya and owned by the Toyota Motor Corporation. The team plays its home matches at the impressive Toyota Stadium, one of the country's premier football venues. Founded in 1939 as the Toyota Motor SC, the club became Nagoya Grampus Eight upon J.League inception and later simplified to Grampus. Their history is marked by a transformation under iconic managers like Arsène Wenger in the mid-90s, who instilled a progressive style. The club's peak came in 2010 when they won their first and only J1 League title, led by the legendary Australian striker Josh Kennedy. Known for a solid, organized approach, Grampus has been a consistent top-flight presence. The modern era sees them as a tough opponent, often competing for AFC Champions League spots with a blend of experienced defenders and creative attackers. Their loyal fan base, the "Grampus Supporters," fills Toyota Stadium with unwavering energy.