Retro Limited Japan Nippon Ham Fighters Kotaro Kiyomiya Bobblehead Batter

This officially licensed Kotaro Kiyomiya bobblehead doll is valuable to any collection. This doll has never been displayed and remains within its original protective packaging. However, please be aware that vintage items are often not in perfect condition.

Kiyomiya gained significant media coverage after his performance in the 2012 Little League World Series. At just 13 years old, he used his impressive 80 mph fastball (which is like throwing a ball at 104 MPH in the major leagues) to help Team Japan secure a 12-2 victory over Goodlettsville (TN) and win the LLWS championship. Additionally, he was recognized for hitting an impressive 60 home runs in only 50 games and holds the Japanese High School home run record with 111 home runs.

Kiyomoya is a highly versatile player who excels both at batting and playing in the infield. He is known for his powerful swings that have resulted in numerous home runs, and he has the ability to drive in runs when it counts. He is equally impressive in the outfield, where his agility and precision have led to awe-inspiring catches that leave fans in admiration.

Size: 9cm x 14cm

Condition: Vintage New

Player: Kotaro Kiyomiya - Batter

General sizes in Japan tend to run smaller than the US sizing. Vintage Japanese apparel runs smaller than current Japanese sizing. We recommend using our measurements on each product to be sure you are choosing the size that fits you the best.

Note: All measurements are taken while the product is laying flat on a surface.

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