That report isn't entirely accurate, however, in part because Suzuki never stopped building the Samurai in the first place.

Using a katana in place of a bat, Suzuki showed off the sheer sharpness and power of the sword traditionally used by samurai ... famously used a katana as part of batting practice drills during ...

Chicago Cubs star Seiya Suzuki has taken training to a new level after swapping his baseball bat for a samurai sword. Ahead of next week’s Tokyo Series, the Japanese outfielder was filmed ...

Take Suzuki for example ... The best part about it is that one can shift between being an extremely comfortable cruiser to ...

In the leadup to the event, Suzuki got a new samurai sword, which he opted to show off during batting practice. The left-handed hitter set up in the batter's box and started taking swings at balls ...

Seiya Suzuki took a samurai sword and did some batting practice with it. I personally thought the sword would simply deflect said baseballs. But NOPE! It sliced them right in half. It felt like ...

Seiya Suzuki stepped into the cage and took some cuts. Literally. The Chicago Cubs star entered a batting cage on Tuesday and took some swings with a samurai sword. The sword sliced the baseballs ...

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TOKYO — Seiya Suzuki was too young and not yet into baseball ... tuna that players cut open for the meal to a performance by samurai warriors to end the night. “This is a once-in-a-lifetime ...