Admission tickets for a game on March 7, 1992
between the All-Japan and the selected pro
players. Baseball became an official event in
the Barcelona Olympics and Japan was represented
by the All-Japan wholly consisted of amateur players.
Glove used by Hideo Nomo (Kintetsu Buffaloes).
He was the winningest pitchers for 4 successive years
(1990-93). In 1995, as the first Japanese ML player
since Masanori Murakami in 1965, he pitched for the
Los Angeles Dodgers and won the NL Rookie of the
year with 13 wins.
Uniform worn by Ichiro Suzuki (Orix BlueWave).
In 1994, he set the Japanese one-season record
with 210 hits, the first to hit 200 or more.
He won the batting title for 7 consecutive years
(1994-2000). He has played for the Seattle
Mariners since 2001.
