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Out to the Yomiuri Giants Ballgame in Tokyo, Japan

Attending a baseball game in Japan is one of the best ways to experience both the similarities and differences between Japanese and American culture. On the surface things appear similar - game rules are (nearly) identical, fans dress in team colors and cheer on the team, vendors sell food/drinks in the crowd, etc. - but being there you experience all of the little differences. To name just a few examples: beer vendors in the stadium are all female and serve beer directly from a keg carried on their backs; each individual player has their own specific cheer from the fans; and the team has cheerleaders in addition to a mascot. We couldn't pass up the opportunity to attend a baseball game during our time in Japan, and share the experience with you here. We caught a game in Tokyo, rooting for the hometown Yomiuri Giants. From subway station to the stadium, getting food/team gear, buying drinks from the uriko (beer girls), and cheering along with the local fans, we had a great time. Hopefully this inspires you to catch a game on your next visit! Visit https://wandering-walleye.com/ to see more of our adventure.