Commemorative merchandise for Aito's first home run since transferring teams is now available for pre-order. "Please come to the stadium and see him play, along with the commemorative merchandise!"

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Commemorative merchandise for Aito's first home run since joining the team [Photo: Provided by the team]
Commemorative merchandise for Aito's first home run since joining the team [Photo: Provided by the team]

Chiba Lotte Marines will begin pre-order sales of Aito's first home run commemorative merchandise since his transfer exclusively on the The Marines online store starting tomorrow, Friday the 26th.

On Friday, June 19, Aito started as the ninth batter center fielder against Tohoku Rakuten Eagles and recorded his first home run home run since transferring to bases loaded home runs. The commemorative goods for sale this time include a limited quantity of autographed balls, as well as commemorative T-shirts, face towels, and a total of 25 products.

▼ Aito Player Comment ▼
"Thank you always for your passionate support! I'm happy to hit my first home run in The Marines with the best form of grand slam. Please come to the stadium and see it with these commemorative goods!"

▼ Aito's first home run commemorative goods since transferring - Example of products ▼
・Photo file with handwritten signature (limited to 49 pieces / with certificate): 17,000 yen
・Handwritten signed balls (limited to 49 pieces / with certificate): 20,000 yen
・Commemorative uniform (DTF coating / Sizes: S, M, L, O): 17,000 yen
・Face towel (design: main visual, handwritten message): 2,000 yen
・T-shirt (Design: Main Visual, Handwritten Message / Colors: Black, White / Sizes: S, M, L, XL): 3,800 yen
・Tote bag: 4,000 yen

*All prices include tax
* Handwritten message designs are printed designs

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Commemorative merchandise for Aito's first home run since transferring teams is now available for pre-order. "Please come to the stadium and see him play, along with the commemorative merchandise!"