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What is the Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum? Introducing the Facility

May 19,2025 Update
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One of the spots that baseball fans would want to visit is the Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum. Located adjacent to Mizuho PayPay Dome, this facility allows you to trace the journey of the world's home run king, Oh Sadaharu, through valuable materials and videos, and also offers attractions where you can experience baseball firsthand. It has gained attention as a popular museum for families and tourists, providing a valuable space to learn about Oh Sadaharu's achievements while having fun.

This article introduces the Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum and its adjacent facilities. If you're planning to visit Fukuoka Prefecture, please use this as a reference.

Contents

1. What is the Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum?

1-1. Operating Hours
1-2. Ticket Prices
1-3. Access Information

2. Facilities at the Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum

2-1. History Zone
2-2. 89 Park
2-3. Studio Harry

3. Facilities at BOSS E-ZO FUKUOKA

3-1. V-World AREA Credit Agricole
3-2. teamLab Forest Fukuoka -SBI Securities
3-3. Sanrio Characters Dreaming Park
3-4. Zekkei 3 Brothers SMBC Nikko Securities

Summary

1. What is the Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum?

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The Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum is a sports museum dedicated to conveying the achievements of Oh Sadaharu, known as the "World's Home Run King." Located inside "BOSS E-ZO FUKUOKA" adjacent to Mizuho PayPay Dome, it offers both exhibition and hands-on experiences to enjoy the appeal of baseball.
In the exhibition area, you can learn about Oh Sadaharu's journey through his records and valuable items. The facility also includes "89 Park" where you can experience "hitting, throwing, and catching," making it popular with families and sports enthusiasts.
Oh Sadaharu is a legendary baseball player who holds the world record of 868 home runs. Known for his signature "one-legged batting style", he played for the Yomiuri Giants and won numerous titles. After retiring as a player, he led the baseball world as a team manager and advisor, becoming the first recipient of japan's People's Honor Award. Currently, he serves as the Chairman of the Board and Special Team Advisor for the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks, and as an advisor to the Japan Professional Baseball Meikyukai.

1-1. Operating Hours

The Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum is open from 11 AM to 7 PM on weekdays, and from 10 AM to 7 PM on weekends and holidays. You need to enter about 30 minutes before closing time.
Operating hours may change during events at the dome, so it's important to be aware of this. Before visiting the museum, check the official website for schedules and announcements.

1-2. Ticket Prices

Ticket prices are 1,800 yen for adults (16 years and older), 900 yen for children (7-15 years old), and free for children 6 years and under. There are also discounts for people with disabilities, with a 200 yen reduction on each ticket.

1-3. Access Information

The nearest station is Fukuoka City Subway Airport Line "Tojinmachi Station". After exiting from Exit 3, it's about a 15-minute walk toward Mizuho PayPay Dome.
BOSS E-ZO FUKUOKA, where the museum is located, is right next to the dome, making it easy to find. Tojinmachi Subway Station is easily accessible from Tenjin Station and Hakata Station, making it a convenient place to visit during your sightseeing.

2. Facilities at the Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum

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At the Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum, you can not only view exhibits but also enjoy interactive facilities where you can be physically active. In addition to exhibitions and record corners showcasing Oh Sadaharu's achievements, there are attractions that let you experience the appeal of baseball with your whole body. This memorial hall is packed with content that can be enjoyed by everyone from children to adults, making it a tourist spot that every baseball fan should visit at least once.

2-1. History Zone

The History Zone is an exhibition area where you can feel Oh Sadaharu's life and passion for baseball. It introduces his journey from childhood through his player and manager years, with timelines and actual materials. You can closely observe uniforms and equipment used by Oh Sadaharu, as well as trophies and photographs.
Popular sections include a recreation of the Arakawa Dojo where his famous "one-legged batting style" was born, and a Home Run Theater where you can enjoy videos on three screens. The latest digital technology is utilized in the "OH DATA TABLE", where you can check Oh Sadaharu's records and data from matchups with rival players.
There are also limited-time special exhibitions, offering new discoveries with each visit. In the past, there have been exhibits focusing on the journeys of active players. It's a good idea to check the latest information before your visit.

2-2. 89 Park

89 Park is an interactive attraction area that embodies Oh Sadaharu's desire to "spread baseball." It features content that captivates both children and adults, including strike-out games, batting, and pitching speed measurements. You can experience the same ball speed as professional players and enjoy fielding with catch and throw activities.
On weekends, coaches from the NPO Hawks Junior Academy provide baseball instruction. It's a valuable spot where you can experience the appeal of baseball while being physically active. With a structure that's easy to understand even for baseball beginners, the whole family can enjoy it together.

2-3. Studio Harry

Studio Harry is a dedicated photo studio where you can take pictures with Fukuoka SoftBank Hawk mascot "Harry Hawk" and other team mascots. You can take photos with Harry and others even on days when there are no games or events. To use the studio, you need an admission ticket to the museum or 89 Park, plus a photo ticket. One photo ticket (1,000 yen) gives you about 1.5 minutes of shooting time, with up to 4 people participating.
The studio is equipped with cheering goods, so you can enjoy taking photos while wearing your favorite items. After the photo session, you'll receive a mini colored paper with Harry Hawk's handwritten signature as a novelty gift. Since shooting times and appearance schedules vary by day, it's important to check in advance.

3. Facilities at E-ZO FUKUOKA

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There are other popular facilities inside BOSS E-ZO FUKUOKA, where the Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum is located. From indoor attractions to spectacular view experiences, there's a wide range of options that are popular with families and couples. While there are many limited-time events, here we introduce the standard facilities that don't change.

3-1. V-World AREA Credit Agricole

V-World AREA Credit Agricole is a state-of-the-art facility where you can enjoy various virtual experiences in a Japanese-style atmosphere. It offers thrilling races using VR goggles, rhythm games where you move your body to music, and content that combines exercise and learning. The appeal is that it can be enjoyed by everyone from children to adults.
In addition to a 2-hour ticket, there's also a 30-minute ticket for a casual experience. It's open year-round, which is another recommendation point as it can be used regardless of weather conditions.

3-2. TeamLab Forest Fukuoka - SBI Securities

teamLab Forest is an art museum where you can have fun using your body and five senses. With a smartphone in hand, you explore, catch various animals, observe them, and create your own collection encyclopedia in the "Catching and Collecting Forest," and immerse yourself in an interactive world with strong physicality in a complex, three-dimensional space in the "Forest of Movement." The three-dimensional spatial composition, which cannot be experienced on a flat surface, leads to natural learning. It's a perfect facility for family visits.

3-3. Sanrio Characters Dreaming Park

Sanrio Characters Dreaming Park is a dreamlike space where you can interact with popular Sanrio characters. When you pass through the colorfully lit gate, you'll find heart-stirring content such as music games, AR photography, and attractions where you cooperate with characters. Original goods are also sold within the facility.
Admission is free, but content tickets are required for each game. Sets of 3 tickets and one-day passports are also available, allowing you to enjoy the experience economically. It's a popular co-play facility for those with children.

3-4. Zekkei 3 Brothers SMBC Nikko Securities

Zekkei 3 Brothers is an outdoor attraction unique to E-ZO where you can enjoy views and thrills from the rooftop. Sube-ZO is a 100-meter-long tube-type slider, and Tsuri-ZO is a suspended rail coaster that glides 60 meters above the ground. Nobo-ZO allows you to experience climbing a 9-meter-high wall.
All of these offer a non-everyday location on the building's rooftop, where you can simultaneously enjoy spectacular views and a sense of achievement. The safety measures for the attractions are thorough, so you can challenge them with peace of mind.

Summary

The Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum is a museum where you can trace the journey of the legendary home run king, Oh Sadaharu, while experiencing the appeal of baseball. In the exhibition area, you can learn about his achievements through valuable materials and records, and at 89 Park, you can experience hitting, throwing, and fielding with your whole body.
The facility also features a photo studio and attractions that families can enjoy, making it popular not only with baseball fans but also with tourists and families with children. BOSS E-ZO FUKUOKA, adjacent to Mizuho PayPay Dome, offers a variety of entertainment including teamLab and Sanrio character facilities, VR experiences, and more, attracting attention as a complex spot where you can play all day.

*This article is based on information as of March 2025

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