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The Baseball Federation of Japan (BFJ) (全日本野球協会, Zen'nihon Yakyū Kyōkai) represents amateur baseball in Japan. They organize Japanese amateur baseball throughout Japan and overseas. The Federation was set up after the Japan Amateur Baseball Association (JABA) and the Japan Student Baseball Association (JSBA) joined on June 20, 1990. They are the governing body for amateur baseball in Japan. In 2003, there was 160,000 people playing baseball in around 5,000 teams across Japan.[1] As of 2015, the BFJ represents six international teams: senior, women, university, high school/18U, 15U, and a 12U team.

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  • Baseball Federation of Japan (en)
  • Fédération japonaise de baseball (fr)
  • Federazione di baseball del Giappone (it)
  • 全日本野球協会 (ja)
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  • La fédération japonaise de baseball est une association japonaise fondée en 1949. En 2003, elle comptait 160 000 licenciés répartis dans environ 5 000 équipes. Elle fait partie de la fédération internationale de baseball depuis 1972. (fr)
  • La Federazione giapponese di baseball (eng. Baseball Federation of Japan; jpn. 全日本野球協会) è un'organizzazione fondata nel 1949 per governare la pratica del baseball in Giappone. Organizza il campionato di baseball giapponese, e pone sotto la propria egida la nazionale maschile. (it)
  • 一般財団法人全日本野球協会(ぜんにほんやきゅうきょうかい、英語: Baseball Federation of Japan、略称:BFJ)は、日本におけるアマチュア野球の国内競技連盟であり、一般財団法人。2013年4月1日付で組織名改称。 日本オリンピック委員会をはじめとする国際諸組織に日本におけるアマチュア野球を代表して加盟する組織が必要となったため、1990年に日本野球連盟と日本学生野球協会が設立した。 旧称全日本アマチュア野球連盟(ぜんにほんアマチュアやきゅうれんめい)。 (ja)
  • The Baseball Federation of Japan (BFJ) (全日本野球協会, Zen'nihon Yakyū Kyōkai) represents amateur baseball in Japan. They organize Japanese amateur baseball throughout Japan and overseas. The Federation was set up after the Japan Amateur Baseball Association (JABA) and the Japan Student Baseball Association (JSBA) joined on June 20, 1990. They are the governing body for amateur baseball in Japan. In 2003, there was 160,000 people playing baseball in around 5,000 teams across Japan.[1] As of 2015, the BFJ represents six international teams: senior, women, university, high school/18U, 15U, and a 12U team. (en)
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  • Baseball Federation of Japan (en)
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  • Baseball Federation of Japan (en)
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  • http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Baseball_Federation_of_Japan_Logo.jpg
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  • BFJ (en)
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  • Kazuhiro Tawa (en)
  • Masatake Yamanaka (en)
  • Norio Ichino (en)
  • Yoshinobu Suzuki (en)
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