Getting Back into Baseball Cards....in Japan

So if you've been following the news at all recently you may have heard that the Coronavirus has arrived in Japan.  We don't hav...

 Welcome to another "Look at this card!" post. Nippon Ham released a couple of sets in the late 1970s.  Between 1975 and 1976 ...

I think my blog is getting into a rut. My general rule of thumb with each post I make is that it should somehow be original, somethi...

 A few months ago I picked up two uncut sheets from the 1958 Mitsuwa Menko set (JCM 129) which had eight cards each.  There was some dupli...

This is a really neat card. It features Hall of Famer Saburo Miyatake, one of Japan's biggest stars of the 1930s.  He was a kind of ...

I’ve been trying to figure out what the ideal size for my card collection is recently.  This is a more urgent question for card collector...

 I am just two cards shy of completing the "Rocket Robots" set, which is undoubtedly one of the best named sets of baseball card...