When I told friends we were going to a baseball game and how excited I was, I got a few surprised looks. And truly, who could blame them? I’m not exactly the most sporty person on the planet.
But my family are. In fact, my cousins, who we travelled with, love baseball. They play all year round, coach younger teams, and referee as well.
So while I don’t play sport (please don’t throw me a ball, I’ll just duck), I do enjoy a good game of pretty much any sport (no boxing though). I get right into the spirit like any die-hard fan.
Inside Tokyo Dome
The minute we walked into Tokyo Dome, we felt it straight away. The energy was incredible, with thousands of people, but it was so organised, completely in sync and almost calm. One of the things that stood out on our trip was how good the Japanese people are at organising large crowds to move quickly, calmly and efficiently. It was truly impressive.
Our Tickets and Seats
My cousin, the amazing trip organiser, got us the best tickets through KKday, and we had the perfect seats. And there was so much to see, I didn’t know where to look!
The Atmosphere and Crowds
First up, there was the cheering, which was completely next level. It wasn’t just random shouting, no way. It was coordinated chants, songs, trumpets and clapping, with whole sections moving together like they had been rehearsing for years.
I think I spent just as much time watching the crowd as I did the actual game because it was that fascinating.
The Food at Tokyo Dome
Then there was the food, and it wasn’t just soggy chips and hot dogs. Although there’s nothing wrong with chips and hot dogs, I do love those too. But the menu was impressive with bento boxes, fried chicken, rice, beef dishes, and curry. Real proper meals, like something you’d find in a restaurant rather than a stadium.
The sweets were also really good. I had ice cream and some kind of doughnut-style treat. So Yum!
Beer Girls
Then there were the beer girls running, yes running, up and down all those stairs through the stands, selling drinks and snacks as they went. They carried huge beer kegs on their backs and somehow managed to pour and serve drinks while weaving through packed rows of seats. It was incredible to watch.
And they were so sweet and friendly too, always smiling and making it look effortless, even though I’m sure it was an intense job. I kept thinking how unbelievably fit they must have been.
Half Time Entertainment
The half-time entertainment was a hoot! There were people dressed as sushi doing a proper “ready, set, go” race… and the sushi roll won. I’m still laughing, thinking about it.
A Night To Remember
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