Yokohama Sports & Culture Club, commonly known as Yokohama SCC, is a historic and community-centered club competing in the Japanese Football League (JFL), the country's fourth tier. Based in Yokohama, they play at the NHK Spring Mitsuzawa Football Stadium. Founded in 1986, the club has deep roots in the city's sporting culture, initially formed by employees of the NHK Spring company. The team wears green and white, colors associated with growth and peace. Yokohama SCC has spent most of its existence in the regional and JFL circuits, known for a technically sound and possession-oriented style of play. While they have not reached the J.League, they are a respected and consistent force in non-league football, often challenging near the top of the JFL table. The club's modern era continues this tradition, focusing on local player development and maintaining a strong connection with its corporate and community supporters. The atmosphere at matches is intimate and family-friendly. Yokohama SCC represents the enduring heart of grassroots football in Japan.