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  1. Nao (1,886 bytes)
    30: *Sports engaged in: Baseball, Soccer
  2. Sapporo (4,718 bytes)
    13: ...osting World Cup games in 2002, gaining their own baseball team in 2004 and building additional tourist attr...
  3. Sasebo (2,193 bytes)
    21: ...l, have visited the museum to view great facts in baseball history;
  4. Shakujii Park (2,918 bytes)
    21: ...parks recreational zone. Open area for free play, baseball fields, soccer fields, and even children’s play...
  5. Shinozaki Park (1,783 bytes)
    13: ...o known for being one of the parks used by school baseball teams and championships.
    15: * [[Sports Facilities]] Along with the great baseball fields of Shinozaki Park the sports facilities ar...
  6. Tokyo Dome City (2,500 bytes)
    3: ...ublic. A very unique sports arena it is home to a baseball team, a football team, and many other athletic ev...
    19: ...many exhibits dedicated to sharing the history of baseball in Japan.
  7. Toneri Park (2,380 bytes)
    3: ...a large area for various sports including tennis, baseball, soccer, children’s play areas, and a large tra...
  8. Ukima Park (1,421 bytes)
    15: ...t equipment centers such as the tennis courts and baseball fields. Some of the most famous [[Japanese]] athl...
  9. Chage and Aska (5,073 bytes)
    54: * river/N to L no Baseball Cap (1996)
  10. Nightmare (1,868 bytes)
    3: ...ai Kamotsu also sells alot of merchandise such as baseball caps.
  11. Tokyo Dome (3,395 bytes)
    1: ...y are the home stadium for the [[Yomiuri Giants]] baseball team, and are also a popular location for America...
    3: The [[Japanese Baseball hall of fame]] is located in the Tokyo Dome, whic...
    7: The Japanese baseball hall of fame was created in 1959, but when the do...
    22: ==Baseball==
    23: ...national media). They are the oldest professional baseball team (created in 1936) in the history of Japan, w...
  12. 1903 (2,228 bytes)
    35: A group of Japan Americans began their own baseball team in San Francisco.
  13. Beard Papa's (2,360 bytes)
    9: ...es) there is a Beard Papa’s inside Safeco Field baseball stadium and a small Beard Papa’s stand inside o...
  14. Haruki Murakami (2,897 bytes)
    7: ...spired to write his first novel while attending a baseball game with his wife. The story is that he watched ...
  15. Oronamin C (2,102 bytes)
    10: ...wn spokesperson of the brand while he was playing baseball in Japan.
  16. Softbank (2,109 bytes)
    7: ... Softbank in 2004. They are the only professional baseball team located in [[Fukuoka]] and primarily play in...
    9: In addition to their mobile phone business and baseball team, the Softbank Corporation has invested in se...
  17. Theme Parks in Japan (2,676 bytes)
    13: ... owns the [[Yomiuri Giants]] – the most popular baseball team in Japan, [[Yomiuri Land]] is a traditional ...
  18. Sumo Wrestling (3,430 bytes)
    1: ...se having more interest in sports like [[Japanese baseball]], [[soccer]], and other activities like video ga...
  19. Shou (1,958 bytes)
    32: *Sports engaged in: Baseball

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