My First Baseball Game In Japan Was Crazy! 

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Us Americans are excited to see the Japanese culture and the beautiful country that you all live in

I'm an American that's done some Japanese martial arts growing up. I got into how the modern culture has changed the old culture that had Beauty, for sure, but also had crazy stuff. The Honor thing is Awesome, but modern folks decided they could do better. It's beautiful. People say "osu" here to mean respect. I found out that it's short for "osugurime", which was a thing people said at breakfast to mean "respect and good day". then I found out that it specifically excludes women, people younger than you, people in a lower social class, and non-Japanese. I stopped saying it and explained it to anyone that did. I'm also a huge baseball guy. I love Japanese baseball. I love how every game is a party. It's so fun. They have cheerleaders, both male and female. I never had a favorite team because I liked all of the teams. I always dreamed of getting there to see it. And get an R33 4-door Skyline GT-R . Too bad Im poor! In all the WBC's, they were the #2 team I rooted for. Softball, too, and I think it's awesome that American players can have a softball league that doesn't pay like crap that they can play in. Now, Baystars are my favorite because I like Trevor a lot. He's a blast to watch pitch. His passion is evident, and I'm all all about players like that. I'm a Cubs fan, and I just found that I like him when we played them in the World Series.

I officially like Japanese baseball more than American baseball now because of these videos

In USA the baseball fans in the stands... it's more of a low-key, pastoral atmosphere. Very 19th century. In Japan it's more like a soccer game, with lots of chants and stuff. I've actually said for awhile that, although the sports are very different, soccer and baseball are paced kinda the same way. Long periods of slower strategic play, punctuated by moments of great excitement.

baseball is awesome in japan! the atmosphere and fandom remind me of college football here in the states. Wish baseball was like that here in the states as well.

sports are to saturated in the US. other countries just focus on one usually

@@driftadvocate1839 It is true that baseball is particularly popular among middle-aged and older people in Japan, but a wide variety of other sports are also popular.

Baseball has this popularity in the late 90s...

NBA BETTER

Sports are to saturated in the US other countries just focus on one musally

Garrett Cole is a punk

Robert whiting's head is about to explode!!!

At first I though it would have been the other way around!

Perhaps he has only examined some of the larger Japanese teams.

If theres one thing I think Bauer was ahead of the curve on, it was his training regimen. He never gets hurt and he was hitting 96 in that minors game still.

Honestly I don't think it's weird I think he was basically blackballed from the league, probably mainly due to the whole exposing the spider tac problem mlb had. I was sad at first but happy he got to go play over seas, wish him the best

I’m sure he will. I hear Japanese girls like kinky stuff.

@@Elver99Gudon it’s not weird to be a fan lmao

You're right. I think he'll get spoiled by how much different it is there, maybe he'll stay longer or make a career out of it. It's not as lucrative, but for people who enjoy the game, I think Japan does it a lot better than the States.

@@Elver99Gudon dawg you’ve commented 20 times on this page u on his meat more than anyone 💀

I forget that he's just a kid... he grew up being prime age for playing pokemon.

@@pepperonish 32 isn't a kid, man.

@Tristan Sexton same age as my little sister... I still consider myself kind of a kid too... I still think of athletes as being older than me for some reason

definitely on my bucket list to go to all the Japanese stadiums.

I'll be at a Hanshin Tigers game on May 19th! My first Japanese baseball game.

Japan definitely is unique when it comes to baseball, which seems to pair well with Trevor’s unique personality. Every baseball fan should try to hit a game in Japan one day! Hope you get the opportunity to come and visit some of the historic MLB ballparks as well!

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I think American baseball fans are a bit envious of the Japanese baseball experience. It is sad that none of the MLB stadiums have the entertainment fir the fans as you have in Japan.

Where would I find a Japanese version? I wanna see the differences

@@Shmoffy_ www.youtube.com/@TrevorBauerInJapanese i geuss that japanese version is made by machine translation, so that japanese is unnatural.

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​@@Shmoffy_ youtube.com/@TrevorBauerInJapanese

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ほんとにそう言ってくれる海外の方がいてくれるから私達もいいものを作ろうと頑張れます。ほんとにありがとう😊

I'm new to this channel what happened

TB making lemonade while on set-break from the Bigs! Appreciate all the Japan/MPB nuance & culture differences shared in vlog & TB’s relentless dedication (analytics, etc.) to his craft

Agreed

The thing I found as a fan to be the most different thing was fan safety. There was a 40’-50’ tall net that ran from one foul pole in right field all the way to left field. They have people with air horns who’s only job is to track foul balls coming over the net and warning people where it’s landing. There was a section in the out field where you could sit in front of the net but you had to wear a helmet and have a glove! Everyone was into watching the game and not talking or taking pictures to post on social media.

My first ever baseball game was in Japan when I had a trip to Japan, and it was at this stadium.

@van truong thi You doing ok?

MLB won't compete so they don't want you to know how much they don't provide for fans. That being said... I'm in the boat with you. I had no idea

@@JuanPerez-zz1ik amazingly said, true and great point.

私達横浜市民も隣の横須賀のアメリカ海軍の軍人さん達には日々感謝をしております。 この間の国際観艦式も楽しかったですね。 私はよく“どぶ板通り”のTSUNAMIにハンバーガーを食べに行きますが、あの商店街で米海軍軍人の皆さんを見かけると嬉しいですよ。 横須賀の三笠公園の世界三大旗艦の戦艦三笠が敗戦時に破壊されず現代も展示保管されているのは、ニミッツ提督と米海軍有志の方々の御協力が有ったそうです。 これからも同盟諸国の共存共栄と御互いの文化交流を楽しみましょう！

@@yoshikurakino I am a U.S. Navy veteran (199-1995) from New Jersey who agrees with you 100%. This is the time for the U.S. & Japan to be stronger then ever. I hope your baseball team has a great season with many victories over your rivals.

@@jackshittle コメントありがとうございます。 バウワーさんが横浜に来て下さった御陰で横浜ベイスターズと横浜市民横須賀市民は貴重な時間を過ごす事が出来ます。 きっとベイスターズの選手はバウワーさんから多くを学び、いずれベイスターズの選手の中からメジャーリーグに移籍して恩返しの活躍をする人も現れるでしょう。 アナタの応援するチームも今年１年飛躍の年に成ります様に、横浜から祈ります。

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Let me know your uncle❗

As a fellow veteran myself, I can confirm it's something you never get tired of hearing, even in it's most cliche, forced or ice breaking form. But, vet to vet, thank you for your sacrifices that really only we know the true depth of. Til Valhalla Brother.

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Honestly, I hope he can stay on his current Japanese baseball team! He seems happier over there!

I agree.

After experiencing all that energy in would he want to come back to boring mlb haha

Wish he was still with the Reds.

I put my hamster in a sock and slammed it against the furniture.

@@TippyHippy that makes two of us

It's called tatamae. They aren't embracing anything.

I put my hamster in a sock and slammed it against the furniture

What exactly could you even like about Trevor? He's been a notoriously bad teammate, makes excuses & also tries to throw other high-profile MLB players under the bus. He's an absolute bitch & I truly hope he's gone forever --- you can have him Japan. Good riddance to this fool.

​@@TippyHippy whaaat?

Yes it will, I'm just a lil salty cause i bought a new baystars jersey right before they announced him signing lol. Still ended up buying a his tho.

Perfectly said. Very big of you to admit it.