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Baseball in Japan

Thomas Love Seagull

Writing about Japanese baseball, the Chiba Lotte Marines, and life in between. Weekly posts, occasional chaos.

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Latest Issues

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Japan in Pictures: Expo Commemoration Park, Part 2

I missed the 2025 Expo so I thought I’d visit the site of the 1970 one. It’s an absolutely huge park, and even after walking around for 3 hours, I probably had only seen less than half. Then again, I spent most of that time getting lost in ...

11 days ago
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Japan in Pictures: Expo Commemoration Park, Part 1

I missed the 2025 Expo so I thought I’d visit the site of the 1970 one. It’s an absolutely huge park, and even after walking around for 3 hours, I probably had only seen less than half. Then again, I spent most of that time getting lost in ...

24 days ago
7
4

Waiting for Spring

The 2025 World Series wrapped up yesterday, and was one of the greatest ever, with the Dodgers ultimately edging out the Blue Jays 4-3/. The 2025 Nippon Series wrapped up on Thursday, and was fairly mundane, with the Hawks rolling over the ...

a month ago
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Digging in the Dirt

Is this about baseball? Kind of. But it’s also about potatoes, and about doing something you can only really do in Japan. So I think this qualifies as being out of left field.

a month ago
7
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