Born in Shizuoka Prefecture and raised by Júbilo Iwata's youth ranks, Nakano opted to join University of Tsukuba in 2014.

He shone with that shirt, even scoring five goals in the national cup and bringing the university to the Round of 16 (after knocking out three pro-teams, especially J1-club Vegalta Sendai).

[1] Always noticed by Júbilo, in 2017 he opted to join as a special designed player for the Shizuoka-based club.

League Cup, the same competition where he scored his first goals for Júbilo.

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