Shohei Ohtani's "Legendary Collection" on display in Nagoya for free! 50/50 home run ball and historical jerseys on display!

If you're a baseball fan or simply interested in Japanese sports culture, there's a special exhibition in Nagoya in spring 2026 that's worth seeing in person. A free exhibition, "Shohei Otani's Legendary Collection," featuring a number of valuable items related to his iconic games, will be held at the Aeon Dream Mall Nagoya Dome (イオンモールナゴヤドーム前), a mega-mall located in Nagoya.

The exhibition was held at the museum's facility, Baseball Field to Future, and featured three items of historical significance from the collection, including record-setting game jerseys and milestone-setting home run balls. With an overall value of approximately 240 million yen, the collection is one of the highest-ranking Shohei Otani collections in Japan.

Three Focus Collections: Witnessing Shohei Otani's Historical Moments

The game jersey that set the record for the most home runs by a Japanese.

The first exhibit is the game jersey worn by Shohei Otani in May 2024 when he hit his 50th home run, setting a new record for the most home runs by a Japanese player. The jersey is also autographed by Shohei Otani, making it a memorable item for collectors and fans alike.

50/50 Record Night Home Run No. 51

Another important exhibit is Shohei Ohtani's 51st home run ball from the 50/50 game that made history. The ball symbolizes the final blow of the historic game and allows fans to look back on what has become a legendary night.

All-time game ball with 10 strikeouts and 3 home runs

The exhibit will also feature the last home run ball hit by Shohei Ohtani in a classic 2025 game when he accomplished the feat of "10 Strikeouts + 3 Home Runs". The ball was the No. 3 home run in the National League Championship Series (NLCS), symbolizing the pinnacle of pitching and hitting.

Exhibition Information

Exhibition: Shohei Otani "Legendary Collection" Exhibition
Exhibition Period: March 6, 2026 - March 22, 2026
Exhibition Location: Baseball Field to Future (Baseball Field to Future)
Address: 3F in front of Nagoya Dome, Aeon Dream Mall, 4-102-3 Yadanami, Higashi-ku, Nagoya-shi, Aichi Prefecture
Telephone: 052-715-4310
Business hours: 10:00～21:00
Admission: Free

Selected collections are available for purchase upon inquiry

Some of the collectibles in the exhibition are available for purchase upon request from on-site staff. Prices will be based on the current auction price of the collection (including customs duties and fees). In addition, Shohei Ohtani's 23rd stolen base ball from the 50/50 season is also available for purchase at a reference price of 600,000 yen (before tax).

Conclusion: A must-see for baseball fans!

From record-breaking jerseys to history-making home runs, this exhibition gives fans a chance to get up close and personal with the moments that made Shohei Ohtani a legend. If you are planning a trip to Nagoya, why not stop by the Aeon Dream Mall Nagoya Dome for this limited time only exhibition and experience the charm of Japanese baseball culture.