Japan were on the front foot from the first blow of the referee's whistle and their early pressure saw Yuta Nakayama putting the 2016 AFC U23 Championship winners side ahead in the fifth minute.
Japan, also preparing to impress in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, continued pressing and scored three goals in four minutes to blow Jamaica's challenge away, with Reo Hatate (16th, 19th) and Maeta Daizen (19th) giving them a comfortable lead......
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