A reporter who followed the team closely for seven years replays 40 thrilling matches. This is a supreme book that depicts the background of this great achievement with powerful photos and in-depth interviews.

In his debut game with the Dodgers, he got his first hit since transferring to the team against his idol, a pitcher he had always admired.
Home debut amidst roaring cheers from a packed house
In the 41st at-bat, in the 9th game since the start of the season, he hit his long-awaited first home run since the transfer
His 176th home run in the majors surpasses Hideki Matsui's record as the most by a Japanese hitter.
Hits his fastest home run at 191 km/h, evolving during his second stint as a batter
Despite being booed, he got his fastest hit from a senior at his alma mater
The trust between him and director Roberts was evident in "that gift"
He also surprised young baseball players by playing catcher at the Bobblehead Day opening ceremony.
The "symbol of LA" takes the lead in the league with his memorable home run in Japan.
Ichiro becomes second only to Kazuo Matsui in the major leagues to steal 100 bases
The star showdown between Ohtani and Judge isn't just about power
A serious match with a young former colleague, he repays his debt with a spectacular goal against his former club
New uniforms inspired by dreams mark three consecutive goals
Hits a home run as the leadoff batter for the second consecutive game, setting a new team record with 10 consecutive games with RBIs
First ever MLB All-Star to hit a home run and become the winning pitcher
A brilliant sunshot at home: the 250th in Japan and the US
A winning shot dedicated to his teammate's return to the lineup
Returning Betts and Abe hit a home run together. Batting order changes create the strongest 1st and 2nd batter duo
Despite his poor form, he made history by hitting home runs for all 30 major league teams.
His first walk-off home run achieved "40-40" [and more]

Written by Saito Tsunehiro