The Japan National Football Team has made a significant leap in the World Cup power rankings. The latest rankings, released by Newsweek, have Japan in 5th place. The team's performance on the pitch, built by Hajime Moriyasu, has functioned smoothly, with center forward Ayase Ueda scoring two goals and showcasing one of the best all-around performances in the tournament so far. Japan's ability to hold strong opponents like the Netherlands to a draw has earned them high praise from around the world, and this ranking surpasses even powerhouses like Brazil. The team's performance against Tunisia was also highly praised, with Japan's aggressive play and ability to dominate their opponents even when leading by multiple points. The team's organizational strength and ability to adapt to the loss of key players like Mitsuki, Minamino, and Endo have been impressive. Despite missing several key players, Japan's machine on the pitch has continued to function, earning them high praise and increasing expectations for their performance in the World Cup.