Celebrate the Hiroshima years of one of Japan’s standout modern pitchers with this Kenta Maeda #18 Hiroshima Toyo Carp visitor replica jersey.

Finished in the Carp's unmistakable crimson red, the shirt features the flowing Hiroshima chest script, navy piping, Carp sleeve logo, and Maeda's name and No. 18 on the reverse. The club used this visitor-uniform design from 2009 through 2022; the Maeda player marking places this piece in his final seven seasons with Hiroshima, from 2009 to 2015.

Maeda established himself as the ace of the Carp rotation before his move to Major League Baseball, finishing his final Hiroshima season as the 2015 Central League wins leader. That history gives this jersey a particularly strong connection to the club's pre-championship, Mazda Stadium-era identity.

A sharp, wearable NPB collectible for Hiroshima Carp supporters, Kenta Maeda fans, and collectors of Japanese baseball jerseys.

The Hiroshima Carp is a professional baseball team based in Hiroshima, Japan, and is one of the oldest franchises in the country's baseball history. Established in 1949, the Carp quickly became one of Japan's most beloved teams and have since built a rich, storied history.

Over the years, the team has produced several legendary players, including Kenta Maeda, Seiya Suzuki, Hiroki Kuroda, and Ken Takahashi, who have succeeded in the MLB.

The Carp have won three Central League championships and two Japan Series championships, with their most recent championship coming in 2018. The team has a reputation for strong pitching and solid defense, which has led to consistent on-field success.

Please note that retro items may have slight imperfections from long-term storage.

Condition: Retro Used

Color: Red

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