# Shoji Jo

> Japanese association football player

**Wikidata**: [Q1195303](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q1195303)  
**Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoji_Jo)  
**Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/shoji-jo

## Summary
Shoji Jo is a Japanese association football player. His recorded work period began in 1994, and he is represented in Wikidata under the Wikipedia title "Shoji Jo" with 55 sitelinks.

## Biography
- Nationality: Japan
- Known for: Japanese association football player
- Field(s): Association football (soccer)
- Work period start: 1994 (work_period_start: +1994-00-00T00:00:00Z)
- Wikidata / Wikipedia: Wikipedia title "Shoji Jo"; Wikidata description "Japanese association football player"
- Wikidata sitelink_count: 55

## Contributions
The provided source material does not list specific built projects, discoveries, publications, teams, awards, patents, companies founded, or other concrete contributions for Shoji Jo. The available facts record his identity as a Japanese association football player, his Wikidata entry, and his work period start in 1994.

## FAQs
Q: Who is Shoji Jo?
A: Shoji Jo is identified in the provided sources as a Japanese association football player with a Wikidata entry and a Wikipedia title "Shoji Jo."

Q: When did Shoji Jo begin his recorded professional activity?
A: The source lists a work period start of 1994 (work_period_start: +1994-00-00T00:00:00Z).

Q: What is Shoji Jo’s nationality?
A: Shoji Jo is from Japan.

Q: Where can I find a structured entry about Shoji Jo?
A: Shoji Jo has a Wikidata entry and a Wikipedia title "Shoji Jo"; the Wikidata sitelink_count for that entry is 55.

Q: What public details about his career are available in the source?
A: The provided material specifies only his occupation (association football player), nationality (Japan), Wikidata description, Wikipedia title, and the start of his documented work period (1994). No team affiliations, statistics, or awards are listed in the source.

## Why They Matter
Shoji Jo’s presence as a named subject with a dedicated Wikipedia title and a Wikidata entry signals notability within public reference sources. The Wikidata sitelink_count of 55 indicates that the entry connects to multiple language Wikipedias or related linked resources, suggesting coverage across different knowledge repositories. The recorded work period starting in 1994 places him in the modern professional era of association football in Japan. Beyond these metadata indicators, the supplied material does not provide further specifics about his impact, achievements, or influence on the sport.

## Notable For
- Identified as a Japanese association football player (Wikidata description).
- Recorded work period start: 1994 (work_period_start value).
- Wikipedia title: "Shoji Jo".
- Wikidata sitelink_count for his entry: 55.

## Body

### Identity and Core Descriptors
- Name as recorded: Shoji Jo (Wikipedia title: "Shoji Jo").
- Wikidata description: "Japanese association football player."
- Entity type: Human (the entity is described as a person; related Thing: human — any single member of Homo sapiens; related sitelink_count: 273).
- Occupation classification: Association football player (related Thing: association football player — a person who plays association football/soccer; related sitelink_count: 65).

### Career Metadata
- Work period start: The source lists a work_period_start value of +1994-00-00T00:00:00Z, indicating documented activity beginning in 1994.
- Public data presence: The Wikidata entry for Shoji Jo has a sitelink_count of 55, and the associated Wikipedia page title is "Shoji Jo." These metadata points reflect the degree to which structured and encyclopedia resources link to the subject.

### National and Contextual Relations
- Nationality and country context: Shoji Jo is associated with Japan. The provided related entity for Japan is described as an island country in East Asia.
- Supplementary facts about Japan (from provided related data):
  - Japan is described as an island country in East Asia.
  - The related data includes inception-related historical values tied to the Japan entity: -0660-02-11 (labeled with qualifiers referencing "Japanese imperial year" and "foundation of Japan"), 1890-11-29 (linked to "Constitution of the Empire of Japan"), and 1947-05-03 marked as preferred and associated with the "Constitution of Japan." These values pertain to the Japan entity in the source material and are included here as contextual metadata.

### Coverage and Sourcing Notes
- The provided source material supplies structured metadata (Wikidata fields and related Thing descriptors) rather than narrative biography, match-by-match career statistics, team histories, or awards.
- All facts above are drawn directly from the supplied data: occupation label, nationality association, work_period_start timestamp, Wikipedia/Wikidata identifiers, and related Thing descriptors with their sitelink counts.

### Missing / Unavailable Information in Source
- The source does not provide birth date or place.
- No education, employer/team affiliations, club history, national team appearances, match statistics, honors, awards, publications, or other career milestones are supplied.
- No personal life details, retirement date, or post-playing career information are present in the provided material.

### Summary of Available Facts
- Shoji Jo is a human identified as a Japanese association football player.
- His documented active period begins in 1994.
- He has a Wikipedia title "Shoji Jo" and a Wikidata entry with 55 sitelinks.
- Related classification entries include the general "association football player" Thing (sitelink_count: 65) and the "human" Thing (sitelink_count: 273).

## References

1. Virtual International Authority File
2. CiNii Research
3. Transfermarkt
4. Freebase Data Dumps. 2013
5. Yahoo! Japan Talent Database