Ryukoku University Baseball Team Suspended Over Violence, Theft, and Inappropriate Videos — 5ch: “The Conclusion Is It’s Not Working”

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Ryukoku University’s baseball team has been handed a one-month suspension over violence against underclassmen, theft of money and underwear, and the in-dorm sharing of videos showing players defecating in a river. It later emerged that new violence occurred even after an earlier incident came to light in 2025 and preventive measures were supposedly put in place. On 5ch, users criticized the leniency of the punishment — with comments like “banning outside games is basically the standard move for baseball scandals now” — and questioned whether the organization has a culture that keeps problems from reaching those at the top.

Ryukoku University Baseball Team Suspended — “What Happened?” The Truth Behind the Violence, Theft Cover-up, and Inappropriate Videos – coki (Koki)

2026.08.27

What exactly was going on inside Ryukoku University’s baseball team? Punching and kicking underclassmen. A string of thefts in the dorm — money and underwear — with more than 20 victims. And videos of players defecating in a river, shared among the team in the dorm. What’s more, new violence occurred even after an earlier incident came to light in 2025 and preventive measures were put in place. At a storied program with 29 championships in the Kansai Big Six Baseball League, why couldn’t the problems be stopped?

Source: coki.jp / Original article here

5Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 11:50:30.61ID:RdAE+H/z0
>Filmed themselves defecating in a river, then multiple guys watched it together on the dorm TV
Scat-fetish baseball players or something…
7Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 11:50:58.76ID:wvXWv3f10
Violence just comes with the territory in baseball
If you don't like it, don't play
11Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 11:54:33.16ID:SMgOMbJn0
Does playing baseball give you brain damage?
12Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 11:55:28.93ID:RPlb9PCm0
Yakult's Yamamoto Itsuki was the coach a while back, huh
Sounds like Yakult's Hongo Hiroki is the coach now
75Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:16:20.73ID:RdAE+H/z0
>>12
Maybe the team's gone off the rails because it's all Yakult connections?
Former Yakult player Furuno Masato arrested on the spot for drunk driving after hitting two oncoming cars — "We will respond strictly per our rules," team says; he's been a Ryukoku baseball coach since 2025
https://hochi.news/articles/20260318-OHT1T51467.html?page=1
13Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 11:55:54.18ID:aZpMmNob0
A ridiculously light punishment designed not to hurt their league standing
They pulled all this and still only got a 1-month ban that dodges the league games…
15Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 11:56:55.74ID:gkZN0Pvw0
Ryukoku always struck me as full of unusually well-raised, modest students
Well, troublemakers turn up everywhere I guess
18Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 11:57:41.11ID:BDjDdRMn0
Lawless zone, lol
That's the real charm of "yakyu" (baseball, using the mocking slang term)
19Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 11:57:42.73ID:SSZ6lO1U0
And these are college students…
Japan's club culture is seriously broken, needs to be torn down and rebuilt
38Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:03:13.06ID:fmYti+De0
>>19
You really think stuff like this doesn't happen in America??
21Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 11:59:14.97ID:TVBlKOeK0
Baseball's always life-or-death
A hard wooden bat smashes into your head and kills you
Hard rock-like projectiles are constantly flying around, even hitting spectators
22Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 11:59:22.51ID:7lj1D6yv0
>>1
This is straight-up criminal
A 1-month suspension is way too lenient, garbage university
23Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 11:59:40.44ID:0XnYNqOd0
And baseball's the one sport where this doesn't even get the team disbanded, just a 1-month time-out
25Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:01:04.48ID:N3Iacd1+0
[Baseball] 5 Asahi University baseball players referred to prosecutors… homeless man killed — around 10 people, including minors, allegedly involved in "past rock-throwing" incidents
http://hayabusa9.5ch.net/test/read.cgi/mnewsplus/1587801801/
26Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:01:07.31ID:jrpI9gJK0
Please stop pooping in rivers
You're literally acting like pigs
28Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:01:27.09ID:DJ47IY7X0
>"This also points to a deeper organizational problem — whether there was ever a proper system for reporting issues up the chain when they occurred."

There's usually a reason things don't get reported up the chain, though
Telling the higher-ups is pointless, it just makes things more of a hassle once it does get reported, and when the higher-ups get involved it ends up worse for the victim
Happens all the time
39Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:03:13.15ID:NKHJru8I0
>>28
Same thing happens in court cases
They cook up some vague, nitpicky logic
And it ends up not making sense
44Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:04:24.38ID:7lj1D6yv0
>>28
>"Even after violence came to light in 2025 and prevention measures were put in place, new violence occurred"

The conclusion's already clear: it's not working
30Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:01:55.31ID:eQP1r1Ve0
Baseball doesn't involve enough physical activity, so they can't burn off their energy
36Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:02:53.79ID:6MiSOn8a0
The Buddhist teachings clearly haven't sunk in at all
42Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:04:09.07ID:SLP7Wdew0
>>36
Fitting for a Jodo Shinshu Hongwanji-ha university — they've really taken the "even the wicked are saved" teaching (akunin shoki) to heart
48Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:06:31.00ID:BLGtqYlI0
Banning outside games during the off-season is basically the standard playbook for baseball scandals at this point
56Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:09:54.55ID:hb96BxnE0
>>48
Truly rotten to the core
The fact that neither baseball insiders nor fans treat this as a problem tells you everything about where they're coming from
49Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:06:34.93ID:ZbQiSYGJ0
>"They filmed an inappropriate video at a river in Shiga Prefecture. On a separate occasion, they filmed a similar video again, then played it on the dorm living room TV for multiple people to watch together."

Name the river already
It'll be too disgusting to use after this
51Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:08:36.04ID:NKHJru8I0
>>49
If it's Shiga, it all comes back around eventually
Everyone in Kansai's drinking that water anyway
Bit late to worry about it now, no?
57Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:10:15.55ID:nVAmo0HW0
Repeated underwear thefts…

What are you even gonna do with a pile of stolen guys' underwear?
60Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:11:30.93ID:zEuYBCYV0
>>57
You know exactly what you're implying, lol
61Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:11:38.19ID:V4wHbZ5u0
School sports teams can get disbanded over this stuff, and it can derail the lives of the serious teammates who did nothing wrong — yet the scandals never stop. Must be because the punishments aren't harsh enough.
70Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:15:23.68ID:IpX9Me2N0
>>61
The players at these baseball-focused schools probably think "if we didn't play, the school would go under"
66Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:14:14.10
>>1

If you're talking Tokyo equivalent

It's Komazawa University
104Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:23:32.93ID:DotYI9fs0
>>66
Six of one, half a dozen of the other, but I'd say Kokugakuin over "Idiot Komazawa" (Ahokoma)
69Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:15:02.33ID:nquvpZ+p0
The underclassmen should just file a police report
Need to blow this up bigger or these guys will never reflect on what they did
72Anonymous2026/08/27(木) 12:15:46.63ID:TGlTJmQP0
>>69
Do that and you'll get bullied and benched

*This article is compiled from excerpts and a summary of the 5ch (Geinou/Sports News+) thread “[Kansai] Ryukoku University Baseball Team Suspended — “What Happened?” The Truth Behind the Violence, Theft Cover-up, and Inappropriate Videos.”

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