Japanese MLB Players Career Leaders
Career MLB totals for Japanese major leaguers — Shohei Ohtani, Seiya Suzuki, Munetaka Murakami and others — ranked across the key batting and pitching categories. Tap any row to open that player's page with this season's stats, recent games, and data analysis.
Batter Career Leaders
Pitcher Career Leaders
Each player's number is their official MLB Stats API career total (the same data source as the /milestones page, so figures match across both pages). Across the page as a whole, players' careers span 2012 to 2026. NPB years and minor league stats are excluded. Every card also shows how many MLB seasons that player actually appeared in.
See Also
Check the current-season stat rankings and the countdown to each player's next career milestone.
FAQ
Q. What time period do these career totals cover?
Each figure is that player's official MLB Stats API career total, from their MLB debut through the most recent season. NPB years and minor league stats are excluded. This page uses the same data source as the /milestones page, so the numbers match.
Q. Which Japanese major leaguer has the most career home runs?
The player ranked first in the Career Home Runs leaderboard on this page has the most career MLB home runs among Japanese major leaguers. Tap any player's name for a detailed stats page.
Q. Are there career hits or wins leaderboards?
Hit and win totals are not part of our aggregated dataset, so this page only shows categories we can total reliably: home runs, RBI, and stolen bases (batters), plus strikeouts and innings pitched (pitchers). We will add more as the data becomes available.