A new facility consisting of a player’s dormitory and indoor/outdoor training grounds build in  “Oppama Park” where also Yokosuka Stadium located, with the support of Yokosuka City. We were responsible for the overall direction of the facility, including the concept and signage design. The first thing that caught our attention was the fact that the facilities around the Yokosuka Stadium are located on the city border between Yokosuka and Yokohama, facing the sea. Within historical background, Yokosuka was a shipbuilding town and base town, so this place had two meanings: “facilities for ship building” and “port stop”. This fact inspired us to propose the name “DOCK OF BAYSTARS YOKOSUKA,” a facility named after the “DOCK”. The name was officially named by the mayor of Yokosuka. The name of the facility expresses our hope that the young players of the baseball team will grow up to be top-notch professional baseball players and become famous players. The logotype of the facilities and dormitory, we used the stencils frequently used on the hull of the ship to express the coolness and toughness that reminds this city. The  team’s original logo, which is also the origin of  players’ dormitory’s name, was similarly arranged in a stencil style. It is a symbol of this facility and has been deployed in various locations. Yokosuka, a port town with good old American atmosphere, has a style that connects with Yokohama, the home of the Bay Stars. Therefore, we developed the official typeface/font “BayStars Suns” from the framework of the BayStars typeface. The typeface/font will be used in a variety of media outlets as a link between the two hometowns and the appeal of baseball in the future.