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Manager Fujikawa, Along with Retiring Player Yuta Iwasada, Are Carried on the Shoulders of Their Players in a Championship Ceremony at Their Home Stadium, Koshien.

The Hanshin Tigers, who achieved their first-ever consecutive league championships, held their victory ceremony after their game against Hiroshima on the 6th (at Koshien Stadium). Manager Kyuji Fujikawa (46) received the championship pennant and trophy from NPB Commissioner Sakakibara, beaming with a wide smile...
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The Hanshin Tigers, who achieved their first-ever consecutive league championships, held their victory ceremony after their game against Hiroshima on the 6th (at Koshien Stadium). Manager Kyuji Fujikawa (46) received the championship pennant and trophy from NPB Commissioner Sakakibara, beaming with a wide smile...

·Osaka, Japan
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東スポWeb – 東京スポーツ新聞社 broke the news in Osaka, Japan on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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