Fibonacci Win Points Leaders (minimum 150 points) 

            This rating tool is something I believe was first introduced by Bill James in his book on the Hall of Fame.  Fibonacci win points are calculated by (wins times winning percentage) plus wins minus losses.  It is helpful in dropping high win pitchers with so-so records back while moving up high win percentage pitchers. The list:

Place	Pitcher Name	Wins	Losses	Fibonacci Win Points
1.	Masaichi Kaneda	400	298	331.200
2.	Takehiko Bessho	310	178	328.850
3.	Kazuhisa Inao	276	137	323.368
4.	Victor Starffin	303	176	318.799
5.	Hisashi Yamada	284	166	297.204
6.	Masaaki Koyama	320	232	273.600
7.	Keishi Suzuki	317	238	260.007
8.	Tetsuya Yoneda	350	285	257.850
9.	Hideo Fujimoto	200	87	252.400
10.	Jiro Noguchi	237	139	247.310
11.	Tadashi Wakabayashi	237	144	240.414
12.	Shigeru Sugishita	215	123	228.740
13.	Mitsuo Minagawa	221	139	217.694
14.	Hiroshi Nakao	209	127	211.998
15.	Minoru Murayama	222	147	208.644
16.	Masaki Saito	180	96	201.391
17.	Tadashi Sugiura	187	106	200.306
18.	Manabu Kitabeppu	213	141	200.226
19.	Tsuneo Horiuchi	203	139	184.582
20.	Atsushi Aramaki	173	107	172.914
21.	Yutaka Enatsu	206	158	168.596
22.	Takumi Otomo	130	57	163.360
23.	Choji Murata	215	177	155.820
24.	Juzo Sanada	178	128	153.396
25.	Suguru Egawa	135	72	151.020