What amazed me from this video is the amount of songs they have for their team. I've never seen anything similar either in Mexican Baseball or the MLB in the USA.
They take it VERY seriously. To the points fans will literally train to be better at cheering. The only thing in the American context I can think of that comes close is college football.
3:10 I couldn't imagine trying to do this in a Western country. Japan really does have a special culture that you can just hand your money to a total stranger and know it won't be stolen.
15:00 You chose a good number, number 23. That number is a retired number that manager Yoshida wore when the Tigers achieved their first-ever Japan championship.
"Monsieur Yoshida" is also a legend in the small world of baseball in France where he coached the selection and the PUC (Paris Université Club / oldest french club since 1923) after his departure from the Tigers.
おそらく多くの外国の方が持っている日本人のイメージとはかけ離れた姿が甲子園にはあると思う。それを外国人目線で発信してくれたことに感謝します。 ( I think there is a picture of Japanese people at Koushien that is probably far different from the image that many foreigners have of Japanese people. Thank you for communicating this from a foreigner's perspective. )
It's fun to see your transformation during the match, from wearing just casual clothes at the beginning, to wearing merchs (and even face paint) at the end XD
March was my second trip to Japan, first time in Osaka. Bought some Tigers merch while I was there and have been rocking it ever since. Watching them win this year was amazing.
If a former American baseball fan sees a Hanshin Tigers game at Koshien Stadium, his or her passion for baseball may return. That's how interesting a Hanshin Tigers game at Koshien Stadium is! If baseball lovers come to Japan, I recommend seeing a Hanshin Tigers game at Koshien Stadium. The earth-shaking cheering by Hanshin Tigers fans is something you will never experience in MLB.
If baseball in America was like Baseball in Japan, wayyyyy more people would go to games. The other problem is that there are simply way to many games. There are so many, nobody cares about baseball until September.
Thank you for supporting the Hanshin Tigers !🐯♥🇯🇵 Have you ever watched the National High School Baseball Championship Tournament held every August at the same stadium? It is a tournament for high school students, but it is so popular that tickets sell out every day. It is a tournament filled with music and cheers that are different from those of the pros, and I want people all over the world to know about it! By the way, Koshien Stadium was built 100 years ago for this tournament.
It’s one of the best things to try in Japan. Fans are going crazy for cheering their team. There are 12 baseball teams in Japan but you’ve got to visit the team called Hanshin Tigers. They are the most passionate and funniest fans.
Japanese "YAKYU" baseball was derived uniquely from American-style baseball and took more than 100 years to achieve. The fact is that on this same planet, there is another baseball that exists in a different spirit than the US style. Of course, the roots of baseball are USA(or UK), but baseball that was exported to other countries from USA and took root there developed in a different way. This would be a fact. 2023 WBC was the day that ”Japanese YAKYU” defeated the home of ”American-style baseball”. Another way to describe this is to say that it was a battle between Japanese-style "ZEN-INｰYAKYU” baseball, which emphasizes "Teamwork among all players", and American-style baseball, which emphasizes "Individual power players", and it was a day when ZEN-INｰYAKYU (Teamwork-oriented organizational baseball) won.
@@otaviofrnazario Thank you for your response. Japan is a country whose culture has developed since ancient times based on the teaching that people should cooperate with each other and maintain a peaceful life. The idea of freedom is probably fundamentally a bit different than in the West. Ironically, baseball itself may be a sport that is more suited to the Japanese national character, which from the start considers strategic actions based on organizational skills, than it is to the United States or the United Kingdom, where it originated. Baseball is played not one-on-one, but with nine players, advancing one base at a time and scoring only after reaching home base. With the exception of HRs, this is the basic rule. As you can see, baseball is a game that requires very organized and collective action. It is a game in which one superhero with some outstanding ability does not necessarily score more runs than the opposing team. It is a game in which the nine players who make up a team cooperate with each other in offensive and defensive situations to score more runs than the opposing team while utilizing the characteristics and individuality of each physical ability. Thus, baseball is not by nature a game that prioritizes individual play, but a game in which organized cooperative action produces results as a team. In Japan, in order to secure each person's private freedom in his or her own sphere of life, they act in public so as not to cause trouble for each other and others. Each cooperates and acts with the other by suppressing their own selfishness and private desires as much as possible. It is a rule to act separately in public and private situations. This is because by doing so, they can avoid each other from having unexpected problems in public, they do not waste time, and everyone can continue their daily lives peacefully. In Japan, the idea that everyone should understand this with each other in public and cooperate with each other equally, regardless of status, age, gender, and identity, is deeply rooted in the Japanese mind. This is because it is an efficient way to create a safe and secure environment in which people can live each day in a public place with other strangers. Especially in situations of natural catastrophes and other situations where everyone is severely affected, priority should be given to actions to solve the problem by actively cooperating with each other, without complaining, for early recovery that is in the common interest of all, without individual selfishness. Thus, Japanese people are not afraid to act collectively toward the same goal as long as the objective is clear. This Japanese way of thinking is behind Otani's selfless behavior, such as his insistence on contributing to the team's victory rather than his individual performance in a game, and his easy donation of his winnings. The game of baseball, which was imported from the United States and took nearly 100 years to take root, happened to fit the national character and culture of the Japanese people. Perhaps that is why it has developed into a nationally popular sport that is still widely supported and loved by the Japanese people today. Of course, this is largely due to the existence and establishment of the Koshien Tournament, a national high school baseball championship that serves as a proxy for regional rivalry games throughout Japan.
One of the reasons baseball took root in Japan was the era of GHQ's rule after the defeat. America was seriously afraid of Japan and wanted to somehow weaken it, so they promoted baseball. Bushido was considered the reason why the Japanese were strong. That's why GHQ banned martial arts and allowed only baseball as a sport. Ironically, it is interesting that baseball found Bushido in baseball and evolved in a completely different way than the American idea of baseball.
I'm not calling Americans selfish. I mean that the unique rules of the game of baseball would have been a good match from the beginning in terms of the historical culture of the Japanese people and their ability to win games under the rules of the game of baseball. Therefore, the condition that a team must cooperate and win by scoring one point more than the opposing team within a time limit must have been easy for the Japanese culture, which has been educated in organized activities since childhood. Of course, in a sport with game rules where the conditions for winning are different, the result may be the opposite of baseball. Today, recent biological discoveries have made the view that heredity is determined by intrinsic factors such as DNA more common knowledge than necessary. This is true, but too much can be misleading. Changes in culture and behavior of animals, including humans, are not only determined by genetic factors such as DNA, but also by the living environment and conditions, including the natural environment, that cause changes in culture, behavior, and value formation even if they have the same DNA. Thus, it is also true that environmental factors have a large impact on behavioral changes and culture formation, and this should not be overlooked in the analysis.
The pass the money thing is a old, old tradition here in the U.S. I remember doing this last time I was at Fenway Park. Its nice to see Japan took that tradition and kept it going.
If you tried that beer system at any English rounders club heh everyone would take a sip as it came back down the line and you'd be staring at a half, just saying' And some rounders clubs, no names, the money would never reach the lager lady. Japan is crazy.
Still remember seeing Japanese baseball in the 1980S. I distinctly remember seeing cheerleading on either sides of the sidlines and banners being waved during the whole time. It was the the most exciting baseball game I've ever felt.
When I go to baseball stadiums these days, I feel that there are a great many European and American foreigners. I thought it was thanks to foreign TH-camrs like you telling others about the charm of Japanese baseball stadiums.
Baseball games in Japan are like festivals and we welcome and respect BB players of any nationality and any colours of skin. Most Hanshin Tigers fans say "神様、仏様、バース様" remembering Randy William Bass who came from MLB, played with Tigers 1983-88 and became a heroic player. Japanese BB also accepted Trevor Bauer.
Fun video! Thanks for sharing... gotta do this! The celebration reminded me of the one my wife and I attended when the San Francisco Giants won the world series in 2010...
あの応援を何十年も前からやってますよ。阪神タイガースファンは。家でTVを見ながらも同じ応援をしています。 I've been doing that kind of support for decades. Hanshin Tigers fans. I do the same cheering while watching TV at home. [google translation]
Baseball is the best, especially going to a live game in Japan. If you want to gain a deeper understanding of the rules, I’d suggest you learn how keep an official score card as you watch a game. Best to do it with a televised game, as you really shouldn’t miss out on the party atmosphere of a live game. Fun vlog! Cheers, Joe!
Good tip, thanks! I used to enjoy doing the scorekeeping at cricket matches when I was younger - I think mostly because the system/book layout was really interesting with all the different scores to add for each ball.
@@joeallam Baseball scoring is similar, but I predict less intuitive, at least the way we keep score here in the US. On a different but related topic, I highly recommend taking in a Hiroshima Carp game. Their fans are just as dedicated and nearly as rabid as Tiger fans!
Awesome story. So much fun. Can't wait to get out to experience a game. Curious what lens you can bring in! Here with MLB in Seattle I can get my 70-200 f4 in (when I'm not using my press credentials), it's just small enough when it's locked and on the body.
I'm jealous that you got to go to a Tigers game. I don't really follow the NPB(just scoreboard watch and I won't get depressed if they lose)but the Tigers are my favorite team. Now if you thought them clinching the Central League was wild, imagine if they win in the 2nd round to advance to the Japan Series. Then imagine if they become the 2023 champs. Fingers crossed they do. 🤞
Mate, I’ve got goosebumps 😂 what a vid. Go tigers 👍🏻 This was fun, might be lucky and going to Japan 2024, have to put Osaka on the list there for sure 😊🙏🏻
In addition to Osaka, there are baseball stadiums where you can watch professional baseball in Tokyo, Yokohama, Chiba, Saitama, Sendai, Hokkaido, Nagoya, Hiroshima, and Fukuoka. I think you'll enjoy the different cheering styles and local specialty foods.
I was meant to go to Osaka last year but had to cancel due to health issues was so bummed because I had tickets for the Tigers vs Carps but next year I will get to see them play absolutely love Japanese baseball went through the worth when they won the Japan series
baseball match in japan is so fun because the crowd just chants together. like, i watching mlb match and get bored because it's too calm and people doesn't chant to much.
As an American that likes Baseball, I've recently discovered Japanese Baseball on TV (Chime TV). Even with the limited number of teams & games that're offered, the Strategy of use of Players, Pitching, and pervasive Team Spirit (while still honoring the Outstanding Individuals). The American Game that was completely transformed by the Japanese and made Their Own. Before then, the only time I'd ever heard of Professional Japanese baseball, was watching a so-so Tom Selleck flick called " Mr. Baseball".
Comparing the American game to the Japanese shows just how stale our game has become. We don't see that kind of enthusiasm except in a college football game between big rivals. Wow!
Ah man, that's such a shame! The atmosphere for live sports in Japan is always great - the rugby world cup 4 years ago was such a testament to this too
you can pass money and they pass the beer to you in return? WTF :D here the money would have gone after 3 hands and you need security everywhere because some idiots always mess up. When I go to Japan i definitely go to a Baseball Game
お釣りが返って来る所がすごいね
The change is handed over among several persons. 😮amazing 🎌🇯🇵🎌
甲子園であなたの座っていたすぐ後ろの席と動画の後半のパブリックビューイングにいました！
あなたに2回会ってます！すごい偶然ですね！
これからも日本の野球を楽しんでくれたら嬉しいです😊
Amazing! I’m so glad you saw this video! It’s destiny 🙌
最初、私服だったのに、だんだんとキャップからユニフォームからアイブラックやら装着していってる😂
What amazed me from this video is the amount of songs they have for their team. I've never seen anything similar either in Mexican Baseball or the MLB in the USA.
They had a song/variation of a song for practically every player and everyone seemed to know the words too!
Each of the main players has their own original song.
It’s like premier league in England.
そりゃ、WBC、三回も優勝する国だからね。
They take it VERY seriously. To the points fans will literally train to be better at cheering. The only thing in the American context I can think of that comes close is college football.
3:10 I couldn't imagine trying to do this in a Western country. Japan really does have a special culture that you can just hand your money to a total stranger and know it won't be stolen.
That’s every (Detroit) Tigers game I’ve ever been to in my life, who wants get up for what can just be passed down?
We did that in the US, too. (Before cashless became required 🫤)
15:00
You chose a good number, number 23.
That number is a retired number that manager Yoshida wore when the Tigers achieved their first-ever Japan championship.
Oh wow, that’s another incredible coincidence to add to the list! Everything aligning perfectly! Thank you 🙏
Yoshida then, Okada now...
The formula for winning the Japan Series is trusting the legends
"Monsieur Yoshida" is also a legend in the small world of baseball in France where he coached the selection and the PUC (Paris Université Club / oldest french club since 1923) after his departure from the Tigers.
おそらく多くの外国の方が持っている日本人のイメージとはかけ離れた姿が甲子園にはあると思う。それを外国人目線で発信してくれたことに感謝します。
( I think there is a picture of Japanese people at Koushien that is probably far different from the image that many foreigners have of Japanese people. Thank you for communicating this from a foreigner's perspective. )
ようこそ甲子園へ！日本プロ野球の中で最も楽しい甲子園のライトスタンドを選んでくれたことを嬉しく思います🐯
にわかが格好つけてプロ野球を語るのはとても醜いw
初めて見た野球が合計5安打の貧打戦なのは残念だけど、楽しんでくれてたら嬉しい！
It's fun to see your transformation during the match, from wearing just casual clothes at the beginning, to wearing merchs (and even face paint) at the end XD
Eve though I’m a Hawks fan n no relation with Osaka but everytime the tigers win a pennant I feel happy for their fans. They get deserved respect.
徐々に身につけるアイテムが増え、アイブラックまでして、完全に阪神にハマってますね🤣
猛虎魂を感じる🐅🐅🐅👏✨
海外にも日本の野球をどんどん広めてください🇯🇵⚾️❤
日本の野球を楽しんでくれてありがとう☺️⚾️！
楽しそうで何より👍
甲子園行きたいなぁ😭
Being only used to Baseball in the USA, this looks so much fun! Love how into it the crowd gets!
What's not to love?
日本に来たら、ぜひ甲子園球場に来て下さい
╰(*´︶`*)╯♡
American Baseball is like going to the opera. Japanese baseball is like going to the club. I’d much rather go to the club.
March was my second trip to Japan, first time in Osaka. Bought some Tigers merch while I was there and have been rocking it ever since. Watching them win this year was amazing.
I was there in May and went to a Tigers game, so much fun! bough home AND away jerseys!
If a former American baseball fan sees a Hanshin Tigers game at Koshien Stadium, his or her passion for baseball may return. That's how interesting a Hanshin Tigers game at Koshien Stadium is! If baseball lovers come to Japan, I recommend seeing a Hanshin Tigers game at Koshien Stadium. The earth-shaking cheering by Hanshin Tigers fans is something you will never experience in MLB.
If baseball in America was like Baseball in Japan, wayyyyy more people would go to games.
The other problem is that there are simply way to many games. There are so many, nobody cares about baseball until September.
日本人は大人しいと言われるが、阪神タイガースのファンは南米のサッカーファン並みに情熱的である
Thank you for supporting the Hanshin Tigers !🐯♥🇯🇵
Have you ever watched the National High School Baseball Championship Tournament held every August at the same stadium?
It is a tournament for high school students, but it is so popular that tickets sell out every day.
It is a tournament filled with music and cheers that are different from those of the pros, and I want people all over the world to know about it!
By the way, Koshien Stadium was built 100 years ago for this tournament.
It’s one of the best things to try in Japan. Fans are going crazy for cheering their team. There are 12 baseball teams in Japan but you’ve got to visit the team called Hanshin Tigers. They are the most passionate and funniest fans.
It was great game. Mr.Nishi got back himself in this game. 🎉
Amazing video, man. Welcome to Tigers Nation. Glad to have you on board.
本物や！
Japanese "YAKYU" baseball was derived uniquely from American-style baseball and took more than 100 years to achieve.
The fact is that on this same planet, there is another baseball that exists in a different spirit than the US style.
Of course, the roots of baseball are USA(or UK), but baseball that was exported to other countries from USA and took root there developed in a different way. This would be a fact.
2023 WBC was the day that ”Japanese YAKYU” defeated the home of ”American-style baseball”.
Another way to describe this is to say that it was a battle between Japanese-style "ZEN-INｰYAKYU” baseball, which emphasizes "Teamwork among all players", and American-style baseball, which emphasizes "Individual power players", and it was a day when ZEN-INｰYAKYU (Teamwork-oriented organizational baseball) won.
baseball was taken to Japan and built a beautiful history in the style of the japanese.
The magic of sports
@@otaviofrnazario
Thank you for your response.
Japan is a country whose culture has developed since ancient times based on the teaching that people should cooperate with each other and maintain a peaceful life. The idea of freedom is probably fundamentally a bit different than in the West.
Ironically, baseball itself may be a sport that is more suited to the Japanese national character, which from the start considers strategic actions based on organizational skills, than it is to the United States or the United Kingdom, where it originated.
Baseball is played not one-on-one, but with nine players, advancing one base at a time and scoring only after reaching home base. With the exception of HRs, this is the basic rule.
As you can see, baseball is a game that requires very organized and collective action.
It is a game in which one superhero with some outstanding ability does not necessarily score more runs than the opposing team.
It is a game in which the nine players who make up a team cooperate with each other in offensive and defensive situations to score more runs than the opposing team while utilizing the characteristics and individuality of each physical ability.
Thus, baseball is not by nature a game that prioritizes individual play, but a game in which organized cooperative action produces results as a team.
In Japan, in order to secure each person's private freedom in his or her own sphere of life, they act in public so as not to cause trouble for each other and others.
Each cooperates and acts with the other by suppressing their own selfishness and private desires as much as possible.
It is a rule to act separately in public and private situations. This is because by doing so, they can avoid each other from having unexpected problems in public, they do not waste time, and everyone can continue their daily lives peacefully.
In Japan, the idea that everyone should understand this with each other in public and cooperate with each other equally, regardless of status, age, gender, and identity, is deeply rooted in the Japanese mind.
This is because it is an efficient way to create a safe and secure environment in which people can live each day in a public place with other strangers.
Especially in situations of natural catastrophes and other situations where everyone is severely affected, priority should be given to actions to solve the problem by actively cooperating with each other, without complaining, for early recovery that is in the common interest of all, without individual selfishness.
Thus, Japanese people are not afraid to act collectively toward the same goal as long as the objective is clear.
This Japanese way of thinking is behind Otani's selfless behavior, such as his insistence on contributing to the team's victory rather than his individual performance in a game, and his easy donation of his winnings.
The game of baseball, which was imported from the United States and took nearly 100 years to take root, happened to fit the national character and culture of the Japanese people.
Perhaps that is why it has developed into a nationally popular sport that is still widely supported and loved by the Japanese people today. Of course, this is largely due to the existence and establishment of the Koshien Tournament, a national high school baseball championship that serves as a proxy for regional rivalry games throughout Japan.
One of the reasons baseball took root in Japan was the era of GHQ's rule after the defeat.
America was seriously afraid of Japan and wanted to somehow weaken it, so they promoted baseball.
Bushido was considered the reason why the Japanese were strong.
That's why GHQ banned martial arts and allowed only baseball as a sport.
Ironically, it is interesting that baseball found Bushido in baseball and evolved in a completely different way than the American idea of baseball.
I'm not calling Americans selfish.
I mean that the unique rules of the game of baseball would have been a good match from the beginning in terms of the historical culture of the Japanese people and their ability to win games under the rules of the game of baseball.
Therefore, the condition that a team must cooperate and win by scoring one point more than the opposing team within a time limit must have been easy for the Japanese culture, which has been educated in organized activities since childhood.
Of course, in a sport with game rules where the conditions for winning are different, the result may be the opposite of baseball.
Today, recent biological discoveries have made the view that heredity is determined by intrinsic factors such as DNA more common knowledge than necessary. This is true, but too much can be misleading.
Changes in culture and behavior of animals, including humans, are not only determined by genetic factors such as DNA, but also by the living environment and conditions, including the natural environment, that cause changes in culture, behavior, and value formation even if they have the same DNA.
Thus, it is also true that environmental factors have a large impact on behavioral changes and culture formation, and this should not be overlooked in the analysis.
The pass the money thing is a old, old tradition here in the U.S. I remember doing this last time I was at Fenway Park. Its nice to see Japan took that tradition and kept it going.
I remember it from going to AAA games when I was a kid
If you tried that beer system at any English rounders club heh everyone would take a sip as it came back down the line and you'd be staring at a half, just saying' And some rounders clubs, no names, the money would never reach the lager lady. Japan is crazy.
かつてアメリカから来た助っ人が日本球界に大変名誉あるタイトルを獲得しました👍
その誠実な助っ人がこの歴史ある球場で残したインパクトは計り知れず1世紀経った今でも尊敬の念が市民、企業と各球団に染み渡っています。また市民もファンもフレンドリーで外国人＝優勝と言うかつてタイトル獲得に貢献したイメージが強烈に残ったチームでもあります。なのでこのTEAMは特に外国人が大好きなのです😍
ジョーさん ありがとう👍
love cricket game
@@pramodmeena1163
excuse me?
That are not cricket
What a vibe all around, you just made watching a baseball match in Japan go on my bucketlist Joe! Thanks!
行くなら是非甲子園に行ってくだい！
Hanshin champion😍🐯
I watched this match live. Come back to see more.
Still remember seeing Japanese baseball in the 1980S. I distinctly remember seeing cheerleading on either sides of the sidlines and banners being waved during the whole time. It was the the most exciting baseball game I've ever felt.
Taiwanese baseball?
When I go to baseball stadiums these days, I feel that there are a great many European and American foreigners.
I thought it was thanks to foreign TH-camrs like you telling others about the charm of Japanese baseball stadiums.
Japan have a very rich and beautiful baseball tradition
プロ野球だけじゃなく、春と夏の高校野球も見て戴きたい。
プロ野球と違った応援 と 独特な感じ も素晴らしいものだから。
The reason everyone is so happy is because the Hanshin Tigers won the championship for the first time in 18 years.
The 2 main rivals in Japan are Tokyo Giants & Hanshin Tigers
it's like Yankees & Redsox
Yes, that's right
🔥
Baseball games in Japan are like festivals and we welcome and respect BB players of any nationality and any colours of skin. Most Hanshin Tigers fans say "神様、仏様、バース様" remembering Randy William Bass who came from MLB, played with Tigers 1983-88 and became a heroic player. Japanese BB also accepted Trevor Bauer.
Fun video! Thanks for sharing... gotta do this! The celebration reminded me of the one my wife and I attended when the San Francisco Giants won the world series in 2010...
I'm not into baseball or anything but seeing the energy after the win both on stadium and on the streets is simply amazing!
あの応援を何十年も前からやってますよ。阪神タイガースファンは。家でTVを見ながらも同じ応援をしています。
I've been doing that kind of support for decades. Hanshin Tigers fans. I do the same cheering while watching TV at home. [google translation]
Wow you filmed the Central League pennant-clinching game of this season at the very last scene! Welcome and LET'S GO!!!
I would recommend to you to watch the High School Baseball Championship held at Koshien Stadium every March and August.
いきなり甲子園の阪神巨人戦に行くとは
Wow, that looks like so much fun, great vlog Joe!
One of my favourite experiences in all of my time in Japan! So glad I vlogged it!
What an atmosphere! Amazing!
Tigers vs. Giants in Japan has the same meaning as Red Sox vs. Yankees in US.
阪神タイガースが優勝した時に見れるのは運が良いですね。エンゼルスがプレーオフ行くよりも見れない偶然です
甲子園の阪神戦は、プレミアリーグの上位対決と同じくらい熱量がありますね♪
And now they're in the Japan Series!
Yes,We Won!! Thank You From OSAKA ! ALL THE BEST.
Baseball is the best, especially going to a live game in Japan. If you want to gain a deeper understanding of the rules, I’d suggest you learn how keep an official score card as you watch a game. Best to do it with a televised game, as you really shouldn’t miss out on the party atmosphere of a live game. Fun vlog! Cheers, Joe!
Good tip, thanks! I used to enjoy doing the scorekeeping at cricket matches when I was younger - I think mostly because the system/book layout was really interesting with all the different scores to add for each ball.
@@joeallam Baseball scoring is similar, but I predict less intuitive, at least the way we keep score here in the US. On a different but related topic, I highly recommend taking in a Hiroshima Carp game. Their fans are just as dedicated and nearly as rabid as Tiger fans!
4:42 コロナ前はこの瞬間に風船を飛ばしていました
リーグ優勝直前の1番良いタイミングで見に行けてるの羨ましい🥺
For Hanshin fans, "Hanshin Tigers Song (Rokko Oroshi)" is the national anthem.
What camera did you use to make this video?
Edit: also, sidenote, who woulda guessed that Japanese people can get so rowdy! I love it
日本で最もクレージーなファンを持つチームだからそら物珍しいだろ
こうして海外の阪神ファンは増えていくのである
今期2023年、再任1年目の岡田彰布監督率いる阪神タイガースが、18年ぶりのリーグ優勝を果たしましたが、
なんと18年前、2005年の優勝も岡田監督が率いたチームでした。彼はその3年後の2008年、優勝を逃した責任を取り監督を辞任しました。
今年はその彼の15年ぶりの現場復帰でした。
岡田は、かつてのタイガースのスター選手ですが、阪神の6度の優勝のうち、4度の優勝に関わるレジェンドです。
1985年、5番セカンドの主力選手として
2003年、内野守備走塁コーチ
2005年、監督
2023年、監督
今度は日本の野球文化の楽しさがバレるのか～😁
ビールやお金を客同士で隣へ渡していくのって、もしかして日本だけ？
ありがとうございました🙏🙏🙏
Awesome story. So much fun. Can't wait to get out to experience a game.
Curious what lens you can bring in! Here with MLB in Seattle I can get my 70-200 f4 in (when I'm not using my press credentials), it's just small enough when it's locked and on the body.
The Tigers won the league championship this year for the first time in 18 years, so the excitement was tremendous.
I'm jealous that you got to go to a Tigers game. I don't really follow the NPB(just scoreboard watch and I won't get depressed if they lose)but the Tigers are my favorite team. Now if you thought them clinching the Central League was wild, imagine if they win in the 2nd round to advance to the Japan Series. Then imagine if they become the 2023 champs. Fingers crossed they do. 🤞
Japan Series Champs! Let's Gooooooooo
they did it
私もこの試合を観ていました！
初めての甲子園最高でしたね！
アメリカと日本の大きな違いは、、、日本は観戦料金、食べ物、飲み物がめちゃくちゃ安い！あとは大きな旗フリや楽器演奏、各選手の歌とか日本の文化を感じます。アメリカは試合が始まって遅れて観客が沢山来るし、７回位になるとぞろぞろと帰って行く。試合途中はしょっちゅう席から離れる。ヒーロインタビュは無い。足元にはピーナッツの殻がいっぱい（ゴミは遠慮なく足元に捨てる）アナハイム球場には広い駐車場があり車で行くのが当たり前。ドジャース球場も広いですが非常に混み合う。（他の球場は不明）
Mate, I’ve got goosebumps 😂 what a vid. Go tigers 👍🏻
This was fun, might be lucky and going to Japan 2024, have to put Osaka on the list there for sure 😊🙏🏻
Got me smiling ear to ear watching through all the footage - Such a vibe! Hope you make it over!
You will love Japan, and Osaka is just fantastic, go for it mate.
In addition to Osaka, there are baseball stadiums where you can watch professional baseball in Tokyo, Yokohama, Chiba, Saitama, Sendai, Hokkaido, Nagoya, Hiroshima, and Fukuoka. I think you'll enjoy the different cheering styles and local specialty foods.
阪神タイガースファンは日本一熱狂的と言われています。大阪は日本のラテンと言われ、よく言えばフレンドリーで親切、悪く言えば馴れ馴れしくて下品と考える人もいます。江戸時代、東京（江戸）は侍の都市、大阪は商人の町だったことも原因かもしれません。タイガース対ジャイアンツのゲームは伝統の一戦と言われチケットが取りにくいです。甲子園球場はあのベイブルースも広さに驚いたと言われ、タイガースファンの独特の応援もあることから外国人も大いに楽しめると思います。是非、周りのタイガースファンとも話して盛り上がって下さい！
You sat Hansin Tigers Outfield on your first ever Baseball Game. Now that is living on the edge 🤣 Hanshin Fans are the best fans in Japan!!
Is it something like Liverpool vs Arsenal in UK.
Why that two teams lmao
Barcelona vs Real Madrid
@@hide6970 Yes, I think it’s a kind of Spanish derby.
Así es. Creo que es un especié del clásico de LALIGA.
甲子園球場は入ると異世界感がするほど凄い
阪神タイガース🐯は日本🇯🇵の野球チームの中でもかなり人気で最高なチームです
あと大阪は日本で1番最高にフレンドリーで
最高な都市ですよ🤣🤣
From大阪府民より😂
最後ユニ着てアイブラックまでしてて草🤭
Crazy to see you were there! That one photo of the guy jumping into dotombori is press shot of the year for sure isnt it.
今年は18年ぶりに優勝を果たしました。
私は今18歳で生まれて初めて見ることが出来た
I was meant to go to Osaka last year but had to cancel due to health issues was so bummed because I had tickets for the Tigers vs Carps but next year I will get to see them play absolutely love Japanese baseball went through the worth when they won the Japan series
baseball match in japan is so fun because the crowd just chants together. like, i watching mlb match and get bored because it's too calm and people doesn't chant to much.
楽しそうでなにより
Wow bam what's going on Joe, great video, full of life and a.load of fun, keep em coming mate 👍 😉 🎉
As an American that likes Baseball, I've recently discovered Japanese Baseball on TV (Chime TV). Even with the limited number of teams & games that're offered, the Strategy of use of Players, Pitching, and pervasive Team Spirit (while still honoring the Outstanding Individuals). The American Game that was completely transformed by the Japanese and made Their Own. Before then, the only time I'd ever heard of Professional Japanese baseball, was watching a so-so Tom Selleck flick called " Mr. Baseball".
This felt like an important time capsule of the human experience
Always waiting for your next new upload because, every video is such a banger!!! Absolutely enjoying it!
Much appreciated - thank you! Always wanting to upload more, but always balancing the time required to edit them! 😅
Comparing the American game to the Japanese shows just how stale our game has become. We don't see that kind of enthusiasm except in a college football game between big rivals. Wow!
Ah man, that's such a shame! The atmosphere for live sports in Japan is always great - the rugby world cup 4 years ago was such a testament to this too
偶然でしょうが阪神２３番はムッシュの永久欠番です。すごい番号です。
日本人として日本の野球文化を誇りに思っています。日本には独自に進化したファンの文化、応援の文化があります。
阪神タイガースは最高ですよ
甲子園もいいけど、神宮球場も球場越しの新宿ビル群が印象的でオススメ。夏は暑いから、春か秋が最高
Imagine playoff atmosphere on a rando Wednesday lol. They love baseball.
in addition, Tigers 23 is only for legend shortstop Yoshio Yoshida so no players wear 23
阪神タイガースの永久欠番ですね。
背番号23 吉田 義男氏
「今牛若丸」と呼ばれ、タイガースでは俊足巧打、好守の遊撃手として入団1年目から16年もの間、レギュラーとして活躍した吉田氏。1964年には生涯唯一の打率3割を記録、179打席連続無三振など、タイガースのセ・リーグ優勝に貢献してきた。
背番号23を吉田氏の引退後につけた選手は1人もなく、2度目の監督に就任した際の1985年はリーグ優勝、日本シリーズでも優勝とタイガース初の日本一となり、1987年の退任時に永久欠番として指定された。
静かなメジャーの試合なんか見てられない…飽きて寝てしまう😊
３８年ぶりの阪神タイガース優勝おめでとう🎉
応援歌「六甲おろし」聞けて良かった
ありがとう(*´∀｀)
なんかスコアに見覚えあるなって思ったら同じ試合観に行ってたわw
How crazy is it that I actually went to this game as well! I was seated behind 3rd base, near the Giants cheering section, Koshien is wild
Literally the same atmosphere that Indian fans have watching cricket, especially when India is playing 😆
I can imagine! Looks so intense when I’ve seen it on TV
外国の人が初めて日本のプロ野球観戦したら応援歌とか聞いて、なんだこれ！？って思いそう
Thank you for your video, it's really funny 😄
hanshin tigers is especially crazy
You've watched nice game.
You'll better to learn 'Rokkoh-Oroshi'
The further into the game the more drunk he got and the more fan gears he acquired. 🤣🤣🤣
日本に来てくれてありがとうございます
you can pass money and they pass the beer to you in return? WTF :D here the money would have gone after 3 hands and you need security everywhere because some idiots always mess up. When I go to Japan i definitely go to a Baseball Game
why the hell this seems more fun than our baseball lmao
Thanks for sharing, could u please tell me where to buy tickets on line? Tks lot!