Takayuki Kishi surrendered marquee rookie Kotaro Kiyomiya's first hit but finished with a three-hitter, pitching the Rakuten Eagles to a 1-0 win over the Nippon Ham Fighters on Wednesday.

Before 27,661 at Sapporo Dome, Kishi (2-1) walked two and struck out 10 for his first shutout in two seasons. He got a first-inning lead thanks to a two-out Ginji Akaminai triple and a Zelous Wheeler double, and made it stand up for nine innings.

The win was the first for the Eagles since April 22. The Pacific League cellar dwellers came into the game having lost seven straight.

Kishi retired the first five batters he faced before Kiyomiya took his first swing. The 18-year-old leaned into a 1-1 fastball and rocketed it off the high wall in distant right-center for a two-out double.

In his next at-bat, Kiyomiya turned on a first-pitch fastball and smoked it down the line in right, missing being fair by inches. But after that, Kishi handled the youngster, striking him out twice on some excellent changeups. Kiyomiya finished the game in the on-deck circle, when Kishi pitched out of a ninth-inning jam.

"He just crushed those balls," Kishi said. "I knew I'd have to be careful with him in order to get him out."

Kiyomiya, a record-setting high school slugger, was named by seven teams -- including Rakuten -- in last autumn's amateur draft, and signed with Nippon Ham after the Fighters won his negotiating rights in a draft-day lottery.

The 18-year-old was called up from the farm team earlier in the day after hitting four home runs in a five-game stretch at the end of April.