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
Won-bu Go, NPB outfielder
Tokuzo Harada, NPB outfielder
Seiichi Hayashi, NPB outfielder
Toshihiro Hayashi, NPB pitcher-infielder
Ken Hirano, NPB outfielder
Shoshichi Ito, NPB outfielder
Taichiro Kamisaka, NPB infielder
Masaichi Kaneda, NPB pitcher and manager; Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame
Tomehiro Kaneda, NPB pitcher
Hirokuni Kataoka, NPB infielder
Kazuo Kito, NPB outfielder
Makoto Kito, NPB pitcher
Toshio Kojima, NPB infielder and manager
Jeong-hoo Lee, outfielder
Kazuyuki Maeda, NPB pitcher
Hisanobu Mizutani, NPB pitcher
Norihiro Mizutani, NPB pitcher
Shigeo Murakami, NPB outfielder
Toshitake Nakayama, NPB pitcher
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
Tatsumi Yamanaka, NPB pitcher

People who died here[edit]

Mitsuo Inaba, NPB pitcher
Midori Ishikawa, NPB pitcher
Yasushi Kodama, NPB pitcher
Yoshiyuki Sakakibara, NPB infielder
Jun Misawa, NPB pitcher
Toshio Naka, NPB outfielder and manager
Yasuaki Taiho, NPB outfielder
Takeo Yoshizawa, NPB catcher

Educational establishments[edit]

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Settlements in Aichi