Museum for baseball great Oh opens at Fukuoka ballpark

Museum for baseball great Oh opens at Fukuoka ballpark

FUKUOKA, Japan - Visitors view a Yomiuri Giants jersey bearing baseball hitting great Sadaharu Oh's signature number 1 at the Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum which opened in Yahoo Dome in Fukuoka on July 3, 2010. It is the first permanent museum dedicated to the 70-year-old former manager of the Softbank Hawks. (Kyodo)

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