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Crazy Hanshin Tigers baseball game, The sperm balloons!!!
阪神タイガース、今年最後の試合、横浜ベイスターズ、阪神甲子園で。10月9日2012年。この日はかねもと選手の引退試合でした。皆さん、いきなり風船を膨らまして、すごかった！ The last game for this season for Hanshin Tigers at Hanshin Koshien stadium. It was also for Mr. Kanemoto's last game, he was retiring. Oct 9, 2012 All the fans started blowing balloons, it was so much fun to watch!
Hanshin Tigers vs. Tokyo Giants - Fans Cheering
Hanshin Tigers vs. Tokyo Giants - 04-Sep-2012 Final: Giants 7, Tigers 3 Koshien Stadium - Nishinomiya, Japan Source: IMG_1434.MOV
Hanshin Tigers vs. Tokyo Giants - Tigers double to left field
Hanshin Tigers vs. Tokyo Giants - 04-Sep-2012 Final: Giants 7, Tigers 3 Koshien Stadium - Nishinomiya, Japan Source: IMG_1432.MOV
Seventh inning stretch at Koshien Stadium
This is the seventh inning stretch of the April 18, 2012 game between the Hanshin Tigers and Tokyo Yakult Swallows. The Swallows ended up winning 3-2.
Japan baseball - balloons
During the 7th innings there is a tradition at Japanese baseball games that involves everyone letting off sperm-shaped balloons. This is footage from the Hanshin Tigers vs Tokyo Giants game at Koshien stadium on 23 Sept 2011.
Hanshin Tigers baseball a unique experience, Osaka Japan
After having viewed a number of Osaka baseball videos on YouTube I requested to attend a game when in Japan (May, 2011). The team is owned by the Hanshin Railway company, the Hanshin Tigers. It was a Friday evening in Koshien Stadium built in 1924 seating 55,000, Osaka, Japan. We sat in the upper deck in the outfield along the first base line. - The fans in unison chanted, sung, and slammed their plastic bats together. One could only question: who choreographed all these people? Everyone was happy, cheering, chanting, enjoying the game on the field and the party in the stands. During the 7th inning stretch the fans blow up balloons resembling sperm. Then on a given signal the balloons are released into the air while the crowd cheers creating a colorful sky above. I have been to Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, New York, Shea Stadium to see the Mets in Queens, New York, and in Arlington, Texas to watch the Rangers play. All fun and interesting I thought. Now after Osaka, they are all boring. How can I ever enjoy another baseball game unless I am sitting in Koshien Stadium? -Tony- Hanshin Tigers baseball Koshien Stadium built 1924 Osaka Japan cheering fans first base line upper deck major league baseball sports entertainment choreograph fan participation texas daddy texasdaddy propaganda buster propaganda buster tony
