Ohtani and Dodgers Donate Over $1 Million to Japan Earthquake Relief

The donation follows a series of devastating earthquakes, with the most severe reaching a magnitude of 7.6, leaving at least 94 dead and 222 missing.

Shohei Ohtani and the Los Angeles Dodgers have pledged over $1 million in donations to aid victims of the recent earthquakes in Japan.
The earthquakes, the most severe of which reached a magnitude of 7.6, have resulted in at least 94 deaths and left 222 people missing.
Ohtani, originally from Japan, has a history of charitable work, including donations to the Japan Mask Project and distributing youth gloves across Japanese elementary schools.
The exact amount of Ohtani's personal contribution to the earthquake relief effort has not been disclosed.
The donation follows Ohtani's recent signing of a $700 million contract with the Dodgers, the largest deal in sports history.