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2025 Complimentary Green Tea Service, Japan House (Enjoy a Free Drink & Wi-Fi, Browse Books, & Take in Stunning Views of Los Angeles)
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A Beautiful Japanese Rock Garden in Traditional Japanese Style, USC Campus (Video) Landscape Composed Arrangements of Rocks (Aid for Meditating)
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2025 Japan Heritage Night at Angel Stadium: Los Angeles Angels vs White Sox (Saturday Night) Free Jersey with Ticket Link
2025 Gardena Obon Festival Event & Bon Odori (Taiko, Bon Odori Dancing, Food..) Largest Japanese Obon Festival in Southbay, Gardena Buddhist Church
2025 Portland Bon-Odori Summer Festival (Live #Taiko, #BonOdori - Come Learn the Dances) Portland Japanese Garden
Experience a Walk in a Beautiful Japanese-Style Garden and Japanese Tea House
2025: 93rd Seattle Summer Obon Festival Event (Bon Odori, Japanese Food, Beer Garden, Games, Live Entertainment..) Seattle Buddhist Temple (2 Days)

2023 - How Many Japanese Players Play on Major League Baseball Teams?NEW

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Date: Tuesday, 18 April, 2023       Time: 8:00 am - 9:00 am

Seven Japanese players will play in the 2023 MLB season, three of them will play for the first time in the 2023 season, while the most experienced active Japanese player in the MLB is Yu Darvish, he debuted in 2012.

Players from Japan that are currently on Major League Baseball Rosters

Player

Position

 MLB Debut

Games*

 Team(s)

Status  

Yu Darvish*

SP

April 9, 2012

242

Texas Rangers (2012-2017)
Los Angeles Dodgers (2017)
Chicago Cubs (2018-2020)
San Diego Padres (2021-)

Active

Kenta Maeda*

SP

April 6, 2016

181

Los Angeles Dodgers (2016-2019)
Minnesota Twins (2020-)

Active

Shohei Ohtani*

TWP

March 29, 2018

581

Los Angeles Angels (2018-)

Active

Yusei Kikuchi*

RP

March 21, 2019

102

Seattle Mariners (2019-2021)
Toronto Blue Jays (2022-)

Active

Seiya Suzuki*

RF

April 7, 2022

111

Chicago Cubs (2022-)

Active

Masataka Yoshida*

OF

-

-

Boston Red Sox (2023-)

Active

Kodai Senga

P

-

-

New York Mets (2023-)

Active

Shintaro Fujinami*

P

-

-

Oakland Athletics (2023-)

Active

Ichiro Suzuki is one of the most remembered Japanese in the MLB, he played a total of 2,653 games from 2001 to 2019, setting a record almost impossible to break until now. Historically most of the Japanese players in the MLB were pitchers.

Source: Richard Tovar

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Tuesday, 18 April, 2023



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