Club name / correction
You most likely mean Shimizu S‑Pulse (Japanese club based in Shizuoka). The name you wrote (“SHUMUZA S‑PALSE”) appears to be a misspelling.

Short club overview (mid‑1990s)

• Founded as a community club in 1991 and one of the original J.League clubs; based in Shizuoka (Nihondaira area).
• Home stadium: Nihondaira (now commonly called IAI Stadium Nihondaira).
• Competed in the J.League and domestic cups through the mid‑1990s (note: J.League seasons are calendar‑year seasons, e.g., 1995 and 1996, not a single 1995/96 season).

Emerson Leão — brief profile and role at Shimizu

• Emerson Leão is a Brazilian former goalkeeper turned manager (born 1949), with a lengthy managerial career in Brazil and abroad.
• He was manager of Shimizu S‑Pulse in the mid‑1990s. Leão was known for a disciplined approach and strong emphasis on organization and fitness.

Typical mid‑1990s squad context

• The team featured long‑serving Japanese players who were club stalwarts in that era — for example Masaaki Sawanobori and Kenta Hasegawa — who played major roles for S‑Pulse throughout the 1990s.
• S‑Pulse mixed domestic talent with foreign signings (as was common in the J.League), and were solid mid‑table contenders while building toward later successes.

Notes on season timing and data

• Because the J.League uses single‑year seasons, if you want details for the club “around the 1995/96 season” I can provide information for the 1995 season and the 1996 season separately (league position, cup runs, match results, full squad and appearances, goal scorers, etc.).
• I can also provide match-by-match results, player statistics, or a year-by-year timeline for Emerson Leão’s tenure if you want a detailed record.

If you’d like, I will pull the exact squad, league finish, cup results, and notable match results for Shimizu S‑Pulse in the 1995 and 1996 seasons and give a concise season-by-season summary for Emerson Leão’s time with the club.