Japanese baseball legend died at the age of 89

Once the former baseball player Shigeo Nagashima, one of Japan’s most famous sports stars of Japan, died at the age of 89.

According to the former team, Yomiuri giants, he died in a Pneumonian Hospital in Tokyo Hospital.

Mr. giants, Nagashima, in the 1960s 1960s and in the 1960s, played in 2186 games and won nine straight headlines with a team that hit 444 home runs.

Commenting on his death, a government spokesman said Nagashima gave the society “bright dreams and hopes.”

His ability and charm – made it popular in the moment to increase the economic welfare and increase confidence in Japan.

“He taught me a lot. I am grateful to play with him.” 85, 85, still holding the world record to shoot home runs and was a deadly team in the square, known together.

Currently, Shohei Ohtani, one of Japan’s most famous traders, plays for La Dodgers, and placed his pictures of him on the Instagram page with Nagashima.

“May your soul rest in peace” and wrote 30 years old.

Nagashima, nicknamed Mr Pro Baseball, hit a famous home run in the first professional baseball game where the Japanese emperor in 1959.

After his 17-year career, he retired in 1974 – the Central League Batting Batting won the title six times.

Nagashima helped to win two names of two Japanese from 15 seasons as a huge manager.

Yoshimasa Hayashi, Secretary of the country, said the dashiman was a “sunny person.”

“For many years, he has left so bright notes in the world of professional baseball and gave hope to society as a national star,” he said.