A core focus for Major League Baseball is creating opportunities for fans to experience baseball outside of the US. Whether through regular season games in the form of international series or other events that draw upon elements of baseball that make the experience so unique, the overall goal is to connect fans with the sport.
Over the last 30 years, Major League Baseball has played over 200 international games in 11 different countries and territories. From London and Japan, to Cuba, Mexico, and Puerto Rico, MLB strives to bring live baseball to fans all around the world.
The 2025 regular season will begin with the the Tokyo Series presented by Guggenheim at the Tokyo Dome, featuring the Los Angeles Dodgers with Oshu, Japan native Shohei Ohtani and Bizen, Japan native Yoshinobu Yamamoto against the Chicago Cubs with Kitakyushu, Japan native Shota Imanaga and Arakawa, Japan native Seiya Suzuki on Tuesday, March 18th and Wednesday, March 19th.
Tokyo, Japan
March 18-19, 2025
Two current MLB Players (Andrés Muñoz and Javier Assad) take on the role of coach as 35 celebrities including singers, hosts, commentators, actors, influencers and Olympic Champions compete in a special MLB VIP Game.
MLB Pocha pop-up in Seoul served a lineup of nine player-inspired hot dogs created with celebrity chef, Austin Kang, to fuse baseball and South Korean culture and cuisine.
Find your own adventure in three floors with batting and pitching cages, VR games, shops and ballpark food.
