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An insider's guide to Japanese baseball: Tips, tickets, stars and stadiums for the traveling fan

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An insider's guide to Japanese baseball: Tips, tickets, stars and stadiums for the traveling fan
On 2009-10-10 Gary A. Warner wrote:
American minor-leaguers have played in Japan since the 1930s. Beginning in the 1960s, more former major-leaguers went to Japan to end or resurrect their careers. The white foreigners are popularly known as "gaijin" (pronounced "GUY-jin").


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