A 10-year-old boy in Tokyo caught Shohei Ohtani's first home run of the season
TOKYO — Sota Fujimori is the luckiest 10-year-old in Japan. Sitting in right-center field on Wednesday night at the Tokyo Dome, he watched Shohei Ohtani's home run in the fifth inning fall off the hands of another fan nearby — and back onto the field.
Takeaways from the Tokyo Series, which ended with the Dodgers winning both games against the Cubs. Next game that counts is ...
After a star-studded Opening Day in Japan on Tuesday, the Tokyo Series wrapped up with a Dodgers sweep of the Cubs at the ...
After first baseman Freddie Freeman was scratched right before first pitch in Game 1 of the Tokyo Series, utility player ...
A ward official said the office hopes the program will lead to a circular flow of people during the night in the ward. Compared to other major cities in the world, Tokyo's nighttime economy ...
“Not only was it challenging to go, get acclimated, play, come back, get acclimated, play, but you have three off days for ...
Shizuyo Takeuchi, 94, says her mission is to keep telling the history she witnessed in 1945 at 14, speaking out on behalf of ...
The pitch being watched around the world was a fastball. Cubs lefty Shota Imanaga fired it as the Tokyo Dome crowd quieted ...
Initiatives include pop-up information offices, projection mapping displays, and subsidies for businesses, all designed to ...
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