Shohei Ohtani Official Jewelry 'K24/K18 COIN DIAMOND PENDANTS' Now Available on Nippon Broadcasting's 'Radio Living'

IMAYO Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto; President: Nobutaka Imanishi), in commemoration of Los Angeles Dodgers player Shohei Ohtani's World Series victory and National League MVP award, has expanded the retail outlets for the officially MLB-licensed SHOHEI OHTANI OFFICIAL "K24/K18 COIN DIAMOND PENDANTS" and has begun accepting orders on the official e-commerce site "Nippon Broadcasting Radio Living," operated by Nippon Broadcasting Project Co., Ltd. In 2024, his first year with the Dodgers, Ohtani achieved the first "50-50" season in MLB history (50 home runs, 50 stolen bases). After reaching the postseason for the first time, contributing to a World Series title, and being named MVP for the second consecutive year, Ohtani looked to 2025 for further growth, restarting as both a hitter and a pitcher. This year marked a milestone in his full return to two-way play. To commemorate the 2025 season, which marks the beginning of a new legend for the two-way superstar, this unique official jewelry has expanded its retail presence and is now also available at the "Japan Post Online Shop." The surface of the pure gold coin features an original illustration of a batter and pitcher designed by Ohtani himself, along with his autograph. The coin frame is adorned with natural diamonds, emitting a delicate yet dignified sparkle. It is an officially licensed MLB product with an MLB authentication hologram. Limited to Japan, each piece is engraved with a serial number. It is limited to 300 pieces, commemorating Ohtani's third consecutive league MVP award and his 300th career home run (combined Japan and US) achieved in the 2025 season. After a hard-fought seven-game series against the Toronto Blue Jays, Ohtani, often called the "greatest baseball player in history," led the team to back-to-back World Series titles. IMAYO, which has been committed to authentic jewelry for 160 years since the end of the Edo period with the philosophy of "giving brilliance to the present and the future," created the "SHOHEI OHTANI × IMAYO" collaboration to preserve Ohtani's historic achievements for future generations.