This area is set in a spherical dome space where you can learn about the Dodgers' 140-year history and players, as well as experience the excitement of the stadium and memorable scenes from last year.

The facility recreates famous photo spots at Dodger Stadium, including the back panels that are placed behind players when they are interviewed by the media, the stadium's iconic hexagonal sign, and the four-color LA logo sign.
In addition, you can sit on a bench that was actually used at Dodger Stadium, brought from Los Angeles, giving you a simulated experience that makes you feel as if you are actually there.
If you're lucky, you might even meet the Dodgers' character Bobblehead!

The unprecedented "50-50" (50 home runs and 50 stolen bases in one season) will be achieved in a game against the Miami Marlins on September 19, 2024. The museum will display memorabilia such as the base he reached when he stole the base that clinched the 40-40 mark and the base he reached when he stole his 59th base, as well as uniforms and helmets worn by Ohtani. There will also be an exhibition booth where visitors can learn about the history of the team, from its days as the Brooklyn Atlantics, founded in New York in 1884, to the present day.

The championship trophy awarded to the 2024 World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers and the championship ring from the 2020 season will be on display in Japan for the first time. In addition, uniforms and caps worn by Ohtani, MVP Freddie Freeman, pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto, and Mookie Betts in the game that decided the championship will also be on display.

The Dodgers have 12 Japanese players, including three currently active, and are one of the teams with a particularly strong connection to Japanese players in Major League Baseball. The exhibition will include commemorative boards of old and new star players that are on display at Dodger Stadium, as well as commemorative items from pioneer Hideo Nomo, who still holds the record for the most wins by a Japanese player in Major League Baseball with 123 wins.

The Dodgers are widely known for the high-quality bobbleheads they hand out at Dodger Stadium. This exhibit will display the entire collection of bobbleheads distributed since 2002. There are approximately 200 types in total, including rare limited editions, and this will be the first time that the entire collection will be displayed in one place.

You will be able to take a commemorative photo with the 2024 World Series Championship Trophy, which will be available in Japan for the first time. In addition, you will have the special opportunity to wear the authentic championship ring that was only worn by the 2020 World Champion.

*We will take your camera or smartphone for photography. Please make sure to bring a device capable of taking photos.
*Standard pass holders will be able to take photos of the trophy from a distance, but taking commemorative photos next to the trophy will be a limited experience.

An original print sticker machine will be available, allowing you to take photos with the key players in the team's World Series victory, including Shohei Otani, pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Mookie Betts, and Freddie Freeman. Experience the dream of co-starring with superstars in photos.

*Limited to one use per person.

Champion Pass purchasers will also have access to the "Hands on History" section, where they can hold, swing and wear bats, balls and helmets used in actual games and take photos.