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Kunishige Kamamoto is a Japanese association football (soccer) player and manager who has been involved in the sport in both playing and coaching capacities. He is notable as a significant figure in Japanese football history, having contributed to the development of the sport in Japan through his work as both a professional athlete and leader.
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Kunishige Kamamoto (釜本 邦茂), né le 15 avril 1944 à Kyoto, est un footballeur international japonais évoluant au poste d'attaquant entre 1964 et 1984. Il détient le record de buts de l'équipe du Japon avec 75 buts inscrits en 76 matchs.
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