Entrevistas

1. Nomo Press Conference

2. Nomo's American Debut

3. Japanese Fans

4. Nomo's Risk

5. Baseball Hall of Fame

6. The Nomo Tornado in 1995 (Japanese)

7. How the Dodgers internationalized MLB (Japanese)

Narumi,Margaret

Productora en NHK Cosmomedia America, Inc.

Nomo's American Debut

Of course, being on this side of the ocean I only heard from my colleagues back in Japan that some people did think he was a traitor to Japanese baseball, but on the other hand, there were a few people that said “Hey, go for it.” If he can make it, it’d be great for both American and Japanese baseball.

But…I remember that he debuted in San Francisco’s Candlestick Park – no longer Candlestick Park but – the first game he pitched, it was May two-thousand…1995 and there were two-hundred Japanese accredited media. Now, I heard this from Maria, who’s still with the San Francisco Giants, and she said that she declined a couple dozen others. So that was how interested all of Japan was. That game…there was no win, no loss for him. He pitched a few innings, but he was able to strike out a few Giants.

béisbol Hideo Nomo Japón Estados Unidos

Fecha: December 20, 2013

Zona: California, US

Entrevista: Mark Langill

País: Watase Media Arts Center, Japanese American National Museum

Entrevista

Margaret Narumi, productora en NHK Cosmomedia America, Inc. en Santa Mónica, California, ha producido programas a Japón de las Grandes Ligas en los Estados Unidos durante 2 décadas, en donde se presentaba a jugadores japoneses como Hideo Nomo, Hideki Matsui y Yu Darvish. Su entrevista para Discover Nikkei fue realizada en inglés y japonés como parte de un documental sobre Hideo Nomo para la exposición “Dodgers—La Hermandad del Juego” que se presenta en el Museo Nacional Japonés Americano. (Setiembre del 2014)