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There's a Clear Answer to "Why Nagoya?"...Sho Nakata Invests Hundreds of Millions of Yen of His Own Money to Open a 'Baseball School': "I Want to Have Fun and Grow Together with the Children"

Sho Nakata, who ended his 18-year playing career in 2025, chose Nagoya as his new stage. He opened a baseball school that he supervises, and is passionately dedicated to coaching elementary and junior high school students. Nakata conveys the joy of baseball while supporting each child individually. Behind this is a strong desire for them to "love baseball even more." In 2025, Sho Nakata, the "general" of the baseball world, retired to the regret…
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Sho Nakata, who ended his 18-year playing career in 2025, chose Nagoya as his new stage. He opened a baseball school that he supervises, and is passionately dedicated to coaching elementary and junior high school students. Nakata conveys the joy of baseball while supporting each child individually. Behind this is a strong desire for them to "love baseball even more." In 2025, Sho Nakata, the "general" of the baseball world, retired to the regret…

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FNN.jpプライムオンライン broke the news on Saturday, October 10, 2026.
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