Sayonara home run! : the art of the Japanese baseball card

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Sayonara home run! : the art of the Japanese baseball card

by John Gall and Gary Engel ; foreword by Steven Heller

Chronicle Books, c2006

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Bibliography: p. 191

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Interest in Japanese baseball has skyrocketed in recent years, fueled by the arrival of exciting young Japanese players such as Ichiro Suzuki (Mariners), Keiichi Yabu (A's), Hideki"Godzilla" Matsui (Yankees), and Kazuo Matsui (Mets). Taking a fresh subject and approach to the baseball book, "Sayonara Home Run!" is a colorful and fascinating introduction to Japanese baseball through the lens of the country's playfully beautiful baseball cards. "Sayonara Home Run!" presents a fascinating parallel chronicle of America's - or shall we say, Japan's - national pastime. The game was introduced to Japan shortly after it took hold in the U.S. and for more than 130 years, it has been a point of intense national pride in Japan. Its history has many great stars and shares intriguing cross cultural moments with the American game, including: Eiji Sawamura, a pitcher so talented that at 17 years old, he once struck out Charlie Gehringer, Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, and Jimmie Fox in succession during an international all-star game.

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