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Q127635
Sign in to saveAlso known as Hard Luck Hanshin, Osaka Tigers, Hanshin Baseball Club, Hanshin B. C., Tigers, Tora, Moko
Japanese Professional Baseball team in the Central Leagues
The Yomiuri Giants are a major Japanese professional baseball team that competes in the Central League, one of the two top divisions of Japanese baseball. They are historically one of the most successful and popular teams in Japan, making them important to understanding Japanese sports culture and the country's baseball tradition.
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Information LeagueNippon Professional Baseball Central League (1950–present) Japanese Baseball League (1936–1949) LocationHQ in Nishinomiya, Hyōgo, Japan BallparkHanshin Koshien Stadium (1936–present) Kyocera Dome Osaka (interim) FoundedDecember 10, 1935 90 years ago (1935-12-10) Nicknames Tora (トラ, tigers)
Mōko (猛虎, fierce tigers)
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