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is the world’s home run champion in baseball, having hit 868 in his 22 seasons (1959-1980) with the Tokyo Yomiuri Giants. The first baseman is widely revered and respected as one of Japan’s greatest and most well-known players. Oh was inducted into the Japan Baseball Hall of Fame in 1994. He made his first visit to Dodgertown in Vero Beach, Florida to train with the Giants in 1961. It made a lasting impact on him, as he discovered some differences between the way the Dodgers played the game compared to game strategy in Japan. He also connected with young Peter O’Malley, who had recently graduated from the University of Pennsylvania, and was responsible for the Giants’ schedule and all arrangements for the entire team’s visit from arrival to departure. Oh played on 11 Japan Series championship teams. Besides home runs, he established Japan professional baseball records for runs batted in (2,170), walks (2,390) and on-base plus slugging percentage (1.080). I

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