Major League Baseball is about to kick off! The JAE logo will be on display at Angel Stadium again this year. June 8 is Yusei Kikuchi’s first “Bobbledoll Day” since joining the Angels!

March 26, 2026

The 2026 Major League Baseball season is finally about to begin. Based on our partnership agreement with the Los Angeles Angels, JAE Group advertisements will be displayed at Angel Stadium again this season.

And!!! The JAE Group will be the sponsor of Yusei Kikuchi's "Bobbledoll Day," to be held at Angel Stadium on June 8, 2026 (local time).

Partnership Agreement with the "Los Angeles Angels"

JAE Electronics, Inc., the U.S. subsidiary of Japan Aviation Electronics Industry (JAE), has formed a partnership with the Major League Baseball team, the "Los Angeles Angels."
As a company headquartered in Orange County, California, JAE Electronics has been supporting local sports and has maintained a partnership with the team since the 2018 season to enhance corporate recognition in the U.S. and strengthen the JAE brand in Japan.
Under new manager Kurt Suzuki, the Angels are expected to make significant strides this season, driven by the performances of pitcher Yusei Kikuchi, three-time American League MVP Mike Trout, and rising stars Zack Neto and Joe Adell.
Under this partnership agreement, starting with the home opener on April 3 (April 4 morning, Japan time), a JAE Group advertisement will be displayed behind home plate at Angel Stadium to promote the JAE Group brand.

Kikuchi's "First" Bobblehead Since Joining the Angels!

And! JAE Group will sponsor Kikuchi's "Bobbledoll Day," to be held at Angel Stadium on June 8, 2026 (local time).
In addition to distributing Kikuchi's "first" bobblehead figurine (featuring the JAE logo) to the first 25,000 attendees on the day of the event, JAE promotions will run across various Angels media channels—including TV, radio, social media, and in-stadium advertisements—for two weeks.

• Los Angeles Angels Overview

  The Los Angeles Angels were founded in 1961 as part of Major League Baseball's expansion.
  Since then, they have won the American League West Division title nine times, hosted the All-Star Game three times, and won the World Series in 2002. Over their 64-year history, the team has produced seven MVP winners, two Cy Young Award winners, three Rookie of the Year winners, 39 Rawlings Gold Glove Award winners, and 166 All-Star players.
  For more information on the Angels, visit www.angels.com, follow them on X/Instagram/TikTok (@Angels), or email www.facebook.com/Angels. For media inquiries, contact www.angelspressbox.com.

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