In mid- 2005, a group of local businessmen, football fans and coaches from Mie Prefecture, who were eager to put together a team to represent the area, approached Bunji Kimura, an ex-football manager of Kyoto Sanga F.C.

Kimura plunged in and began a very ambitious project to transform the team from a bunch of amateur kickers in a tiny town to a much more competitive and tightly run organisation representing the aspirations of the entire prefecture.

Kimura quickly began drawing upon his network of J.League contacts to bring in more experienced coaches and organisers, and by the end of his first season in charge the club advanced to the second division of the Tōkai Regional League.

League Associate Membership, and in 2008 the team merged with nearby Suzuka Club, thereby absorbing a youth program that can help to meet another key requirement.

On 5 July 2021, Suzuka announced Martínez's departure by mutual consent after her contract lapsed and published her gratitude to Point Getter fans throughout her tenure.

As a result, one of the decisions made was that the league decided to revoke Suzuka's "J.League 100 Year Plan club status", which was a prerequisite for J3 promotion in the next season.

It was mainly motivated by Suzuka's match-fixing scandal by former executives during the last rounds of the 2022 Japan Football League, but most specially in the last match, played against Sony Sendai FC.

The emblem and logo were also updated, with the black and white-checkered flag being kept in the redesign alongside their official team colours (blue and green).