The Dodgers secured their first postseason victory. Following the game, a "special gesture" by Shohei Ohtani and his wife, reportedly revealed by Freddie Freeman, has garnered significant attention.
"Mamiko made it all by hand…"
Japanese-style mochi was brought into the celebratory clubhouse. It is said that this gesture embodied Shohei and Mamiko's gratitude to their teammates.
Freeman, Mookie Betts, Tarik Scubal, and others took turns enjoying the mochi, savoring the unusual taste of Japan. However, everyone was surprised by the reasoning behind it.

Perhaps it wasn't simply a victory celebration, but a message from the Ohtani couple: "We want to celebrate this first victory together," and "We want to continue fighting together from here on out."
Why did the Ohtani couple choose Japanese-style mochi on the night of their first postseason victory? And what was the "true meaning" behind each of these gestures?

This time, we'll be detailing the special gesture by Shohei Ohtani and his wife after their first postseason win, as revealed by Freddie Freeman, the Japanese-style mochi that Mamiko made by hand, its true meaning, and the reactions of overseas fans.

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