Experience the passion and tradition of Japanese professional baseball across the nation's premier venues
The Big Egg - Japan's first domed stadium and home to the most popular NPB team
Sacred ground of Japanese baseball, hosting high school championships and Tigers games
Modern ballpark with traditional elements and passionate Carp fan culture
Multi-purpose stadium known for its unique blue turf and bay area location
Modern dome with retractable roof and state-of-the-art facilities
Unique movable field stadium serving both baseball and soccer
Establishment of professional baseball in Japan with traditional stadiums like Koshien setting the standard.
Construction of larger stadiums and growth of baseball as Japan's national pastime.
Advanced domed stadiums and modern facilities elevating the NPB experience to world-class standards.
NPB features intense fan culture, organized cheering sections, shorter games with tie results, and unique rules like the posting system for international player transfers.
Hanshin Koshien Stadium is legendary for its atmosphere, while Mazda Stadium in Hiroshima is known for incredibly passionate and organized fan support.
The NPB regular season runs from late March to early October, with 143 games per team. The Japan Series (championship) takes place in October-November.
NPB consists of 12 teams divided into two leagues: the Central League and Pacific League, each with 6 teams.
Yes! NPB games are very welcoming to international fans, with many stadiums offering English services and unique experiences like organized cheering.