Nagoya, Aichi

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Nagoya is one of Japan's largest cities, with over two million residents. Mizuho Baseball Stadium is here.

Teams that have played here[edit]

Chunichi Dragons, Japan Baseball League (1948-1949)
Chunichi Dragons, Central League (1950)
Nagoya Dragons, Central League (1951-1953)
Chunichi Dragons, Central League (1954-Present)

People born here[edit]

Ryosuke Fukamachi, NPB pitcher
Seiichi Hayashi, NPB outfielder
Toshihiro Hayashi, NPB pitcher-infielder
Ken Hirano, NPB outfielder
Taichiro Kamisaka, NPB infielder
Masaichi Kaneda, NPB pitcher and manager; Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame
Tomehiro Kaneda, NPB pitcher
Kazuo Kito, NPB outfielder
Makoto Kito, NPB pitcher
Toshio Kojima, NPB infielder and manager
Jeong-hoo Lee, KBO outfielder
Kazuyuki Maeda, NPB pitcher
Hisanobu Mizutani, NPB pitcher
Norihiro Mizutani, NPB pitcher
Shigeo Murakami, NPB outfielder
Akira Noguchi, NPB pitcher and manager
Jiro Noguchi, NPB pitcher; Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame
Noboru Noguchi, NPB player
Wataru Noguchi, NPB infielder-pitcher
Yohei Oshima, NPB outfielder
Daisuke Sobue, NPB pitcher
Shinji Tajima, NPB pitcher
Masaru Takeda, NPB pitcher
Morimichi Takagi, NPB infielder and manager; Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame
Shingo Takeyama, NPB catcher
Tetsuto Tomabechi, NPB pitcher
Tomochika Tsuboi, NPB outfielder
Mitsuo Uno, NPB infielder and manager

People who died here[edit]

Mitsuo Inaba, NPB pitcher
Yoshiyuki Sakakibara, NPB infielder
Jun Misawa, NPB pitcher
Toshio Naka, NPB outfielder and manager
Yasuaki Taiho, NPB outfielder

Educational establishments[edit]

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Settlements in Aichi