When I told my friends we were going to a baseball game and how excited I was, I saw some surprised looks. And really, who can blame them? I’m not the most sporting person on the face of the earth.
But my family. In fact, my cousin, who was traveling with us, loved baseball. They play all year round, coach youth teams, and also referee.
So even though I don’t play sports (please don’t throw me the ball, I’ll just duck), I enjoy a good game in almost any sport (though no boxing). I got excited like any other die-hard fan.
Inside Tokyo Dome
When we walked into Tokyo Dome, we immediately felt it. The energy was incredible, with thousands of people, yet highly organised, completely in tune and almost serene. One of the things that stood out about our trip was how good the Japanese are at organizing large crowds to move quickly, calmly, and efficiently. How impressive.
Our Tickets and Seats
My cousin, a wonderful trip organizer, got us the best tickets through KKday, and we got perfect seats. And there was so much to see, I didn’t know where to look!
Atmosphere and Crowd
The first is cheering, which is the next level. That wasn’t just random shouting, no way. It was coordinated singing, chanting, horns and clapping, with the entire section moving together as they had practiced for years.
I think I spend as much time watching the crowd as I do the actual game because it’s so exciting.
Food at Tokyo Dome
Then there’s the food, and it’s not just soggy chips and hot dogs. While there’s nothing wrong with chips and hot dogs, I like them too. But the menu is impressive with bento boxes, fried chicken, rice, beef dishes and curries. Really decent food, like something you’d find in a restaurant rather than a stadium.
The sweets are also very delicious. I ate ice cream and some kind of donut-style snack. So delicious!
Beer Girl
Then there were the brew girls running, yes running, up and down the steps past the stands, selling drinks and snacks as they went. They carried large beer kegs on their backs and somehow managed to pour and serve drinks while weaving through rows of crowded seats. It’s amazing to watch.
And they are also very sweet and friendly, always smiling and making it look easy, even though I’m sure it’s intense work. I keep thinking how amazingly compatible they are.
Part Time Entertainment
Half time entertainment is really fun! There were people dressed as sushi doing a “set, set, go” race… and the sushi roll won. I still laugh, thinking about it.
A Night To Remember
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