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Fighters Pitcher Daiki Yanagawa Reveals UV Allergy: "Let's Win the League Title and Be Japan's Best Next Year"

Published 2026-10-25

Fighters Pitcher Daiki Yanagawa Reveals UV Allergy: "Let's Win the League Title and Be Japan's Best Next Year" | Integri News

Daiki Yanagawa, the closer for the Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters, has revealed that he suffers from a UV allergy.

Yanagawa posted on social media with the hashtag "#UV allergy." According to the post, exposure to sunlight causes redness and rashes on his skin, and he says he has been troubled by these symptoms for some time.

In the post, Yanagawa also spoke about his hopes for next season. He set the goal of "winning the league title and becoming Japan's best next year" and expressed his determination to contribute to the team's victories.

The post drew many responses from fans. Some expressed concern about his symptoms, while others cheered for his future performances.

In professional baseball, it is not uncommon for players to make public information about their physical condition and health. Attention will continue to focus on what kind of pitching Yanagawa shows next season.

Sources: Yahoo!ニュース

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