Fans chant 'let atomic bomb drop' on Hiroshima rivals | World News | Sky News
Baseball in Japan is about to begin. Here's the primer you need to get caught up – The Athletic
Ask the Expert: The Japan Times | Roto Professor
Shohei Ohtani, representatives wrap up round of meetings with seven MLB clubs | The Japan Times
Shohei Ohtani's rival Hanshin Tigers pitcher Shintaro Fujinami at crossroads.: baseball
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Visual Anthropology of Japan - 日本映像人類学: "Filmmaker excited about chance to present Koshien to U.S. audience"
Asian Baseball Community - Posts | Facebook
Japan. Nippon Professional Baseball League: 2009 NPB map, with the 12 teams' profiles (and information on past and present MLB players in Japan; and Japanese players currently in MLB). « billsportsmaps.com
MLB Free-Agent Market Has New Entry in Japanese Pitcher | by Andrew Martin | SportsRaid | Medium
Ishikawa perseveres with Swallows | The Japan Times
Jason Coskrey on Twitter: "British artist Andy Brown captures essence of baseball through paintings https://t.co/HtCeNCFlo8 … #carp #baseball #painting #交流戦… https://t.co/yeUDP68spt"
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Justin Bour signs with Hanshin of Japan | Nippon professional baseball, Baseball league, Hanshin tigers
Nippon Professional Baseball to begin season on June 19
Spitfires trio winging to Japan - Times Age
BASEBALL | MLB Wraps Up Regular Season, Prepares for Unusual 16-team Playoffs | JAPAN Forward
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Yu Darvish slams Japan's high school baseball system over not protecting players: baseball
Yu Darvish collects sixth straight win after scoreless outing - Major League Baseball News
Five key questions as 2015 NPB season approaches | The Japan Times
Cuba to insert more baseball players in international leagues | OnCubaNews English
Jason Coskrey on Twitter: "Tigers rookie Takayama having early success in NPB | The Japan Times https://t.co/EVOcyRP0xF … #hanshintigers #阪神 https://t.co/4VqSYZOoud"
Defining the Heisei Era: When Japanese sports went global
