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Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum

Oh Sadaharu Baseball Museum

오 사다하루 베이스볼 뮤지엄(일본어: 王貞治ベースボールミュージアム 오사다하루베스보루뮤지아무[*])은 오 사다하루의 노력을 기울여 만들어진 박물관이다. 2010년 7월 3일, 후쿠오카현 후쿠오카시 주오구의 야후 돔에 개관했다. 운영은 후쿠오카 소프트뱅크 호크스 마케팅 주식회사가 하고 있다.

What it is

This is a memorabilia museum dedicated to Sadaharu Oh, the former Yomiuri Giants slugger and long-time manager of the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks, who holds Japan's professional home run record. The museum sits inside the Hawks' home stadium (now known as Fukuoka PayPay Dome) and is run by the club's marketing arm, so it's aimed at baseball fans rather than general sightseers. Expect trophies, uniforms, bats, and displays tracing his career from player to manager, with a strong Hawks-fan-club feel rather than a broad sports-history exhibit.

Getting there

The museum is part of the stadium complex west of central Fukuoka, in Chuo Ward near Ohori Park. From the city centre (Tenjin or Hakata), it's roughly a 15-20 minute bus or taxi ride, or about a 20-25 minute walk from Ohori Park if you're already in that area.

How much time to allow

An hour is generally enough to see the exhibits at a comfortable pace, more if you want to read every display closely or are a dedicated Hawks fan.

When to go

Because it's attached to the stadium, the surrounding area gets busy on game days, with crowds and traffic around the dome before and after matches. Visiting on a non-game day, or well before first pitch, will make for an easier trip. Outside of stadium events, the museum itself tends to be quiet.

What to combine it with

Ohori Park (1.7km) is the closest stop and works well before or after, with its walking paths around the moat. The Fukuoka Art Museum (2.1km) sits right by the park, and Fukuoka Castle ruins (2.3km) are a short walk further, making it easy to link the three into one afternoon. Kōrokan (2.4km), the excavated site of an ancient diplomatic guesthouse, is also within reach if you have more time.

Sources: open data from Wikipedia and OpenStreetMap · Updated August 5, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors

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