Akiko Suhara was born on 20 March 1994 in Hyogo Prefecture and is a female softball outfielder who was the 2019 Japan League most valuable player. The Japanese Wikipedia article says she started with rubber-ball baseball in fourth grade and switched to softball in junior high school, and joined Shionogi of the Japan League first division in 2014. In 2015 she won the second-division MVP with a .472 average, five home runs and 11 RBI as her team returned to the first division in one season, in 2017 she shared the home run title with eight, and in November 2018 she was first selected for the Japan national team at the Japan Cup in Takasaki. In 2019 she batted .364 with ten home runs and 22 RBI, won the home run, RBI and Best Nine titles and the season MVP, and she moved to Toda Chuo General Hospital Medics in 2021 and retired after the 2022 season. This entry is written from the Japanese Wikipedia article on Akiko Suhara, because the subject has no English Wikipedia article.
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