일본에서 가장 오래된 100년 도쿄 프로 야구장 리뷰 (메이지 진구 야구장)

일본에서 가장 오래된 100년 도쿄 프로 야구장 리뷰 (메이지 진구 야구장)

– As far as I know, this is a very old baseball stadium. – Oh, what’s this? – Wow, it really looks like Dongdaemun Baseball Stadium. – It’s very hot, isn’t it? – It’s hot, really hot. Last day PARKCO met Ayako. Who is Ayako! Japanese women’s national team legend ‘Rokaku Ayako’. [PARKCO] ‘Is Meiji Jingu Stadium famous in Japan?’ It’s very famous. [PARKCO] As far as I know, it’s a very old stadium. [Ayako] Yes, that’s right. Next to the oldest, ‘Meiji Jingu Stadium’. PARKCO / Discovery “Huh?” (Found something) Oh? What’s this? Passed by a Mizuno baseball store on the way. [PARKCO] Can I go in..?
[Ayako] Oh, of course. Ayako went in to get a filming permit. [Truly a baseball heaven in Japan..] [Tokyo, Minato City, Kita-Aoyama, 2 Chome−7−27]
MIZUNO TOKYO Entered Mizuno after getting a shooting permit. PARKCO / Captivated “Wow, look at this..!” Made by Mizuno
Extra-extra-large glove… [PARKCO] Is this glove really used in actual games?
[Is this for real?] Ayako / Answering… “No..? Of course not…” [A country crazy about baseball of a different class..] [PARKCO] So, how much do gloves usually cost?
[Mizuno Gloves] PARKCO / Surprised “1200 yen..!” [1200 yen is about 12,000 won…;;] PD : [Going to check it out myself] PD : Ah, it’s 100,000 yen. 100,000 yen (about 1 million won) Mizuno glove. [Ayako] That glove is a limited edition sold only in this store. [THIS SHOP ONLY product..] [PARKCO] Japanese players use Mizuno the most, right? Mizuno is the most used by Japanese players. [Everywhere you look, all Mizuno gloves..] [PARKCO] Wow, guys, you really have to come to Japan to buy Mizuno.
[It’s all here.] Continuously appearing Ichiro player videos. [Mizuno Staff] Mizuno sponsors Ichiro player. [Mizuno Staff] There are models of Ichiro player. [Right in front, the Ichiro model glove.] Ichiro’s trademark is marketed with the number 51. [PARKCO] This silver logo is Ichiro player’s trade logo. [PARKCO] That’s why it’s known as the Ichiro glove, very famous. Mizuno exclusively uses silver for Ichiro. [PARKCO] Korean players use Mizuno a lot. [PARKCO] Many legendary (Korean) players use Mizuno. [PARKCO] People want to buy Mizuno, [PARKCO] but Mizuno is a bit more expensive compared to other brands. [Hard to buy Mizuno gloves…] [PARKCO] I’m curious which gloves are the most popular and sell well. [The limited edition gloves we saw earlier are popular products.] [Mizuno Staff] Only sold in this store, so they are the most popular products. [PARKCO] Then, how many of these models are produced? Each model is produced in small quantities of 20 each. [Gloves with incredibly high rarity…] When sold out, reservations come in.
Made by Mizuno [Japan, where even gloves have a waiting list like luxury goods…] [PARKCO] Yes, I understand, thank you!! PARKCO had a fruitful visit to Mizuno. [PARKCO] Ah! Is that the baseball stadium? [Meiji Jingu Stadium starts to appear from afar.] [PARKCO] Do many people come to watch baseball today? [Ayako] Yes, it’s Friday evening (so many will come).
[Japan also has TGIF.] [PARKCO] This is my first time coming to a non-dome baseball stadium.
[In Japan] [PARKCO] This is my first time coming to a non-dome baseball stadium
[In Japan] [PARKCO] I’ve only been to dome stadiums in Japan. [PARKCO] Nagoya Dome, Tokyo Dome, PayPay Dome, this is my first time at a non-dome stadium. [PARKCO] This must be quite different from a dome stadium, right? Ayako / Midsummer “Yes, the temperature might be a lot different. Haha.” The highest temperature in Tokyo that day was 34 degrees… [PARKCO] Wow.. But it really does look a bit like Dongdaemun Stadium..! [What will Meiji Stadium look like..?] [3-1 Kasumigaokamachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo]
MEIJI JINGU STADIUM [3-1 Kasumigaokamachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo]
MEIJI JINGU STADIUM [3-1 Kasumigaokamachi, Shinjuku City, Tokyo]
MEIJI JINGU STADIUM [PARKCO] Should we get the tickets first? PARKCO and Ayako head to the ticket counter. [PARKCO] The player’s name is ‘Hoshi Tomoya’.
[Gave the tickets.] [Wow, there it is..!] Tickets of the analog sentiment of Jingu Stadium. [PARKCO] But this is ‘Nojimasang’
[The musical actor: @jima_0814] [The musical actor: @jima_0814]
[PARKCO] He got us these tickets. Expressing gratitude to Nojimasang and Tomoya player. PARKCO / Let’s go “Ikimasho x2!!” [Tickets obtained, now to look around~] PARKCO / Over there “Oh, Murakami..!” [The food truck model Murakami player hahaha] PARKCO / Laughing “Murakami’s best food hahaha” [PARKCO] Murakami is the most famous player in the Yakult Swallows team, right?
[Ayako] Yes, that’s right. Central League home run king and MVP ‘Murakami’. [PARKCO] Shall we go there too? Ayako and PARKCO enter the goods booth. [PARKCO] Wow, can you all feel this atmosphere? [The old-school vibe of a tent-made stall hahaha] [PARKCO] We always go to too fancy places
[PayPay Dome, Oracle Park, Tokyo Dome] [PARKCO] But coming here,
[PayPay Dome, Oracle Park, Tokyo Dome] PD: It has a very retro feel. [The more you walk around, the more it reminds you of Dongdaemun Stadium.] [PARKCO] Let’s go around there. This time, the ‘Hanshin Tigers’ section. [PARKCO] Wow, but it’s really retro. [PARKCO] It’s hard to believe it’s the same stadium. [PARKCO] This stadium is really traditional, isn’t it?
[Ayako] Yes. [PARKCO] Places like the PayPay Dome or Tokyo Dome are very fancy. [PARKCO] But it’s not like that here.
[Ayako] Yes, yes, yes. PD: This place is very famous for college baseball. Koshien = High School Holy Land Meiji Jingu Stadium = College Holy Land [Ayako] High school players want to go to Koshien Stadium, [Ayako] and college players want to come to this stadium. [PARKCO] Wow, but the players are all selling food hahaha [National team and Tokyo Swallows’ Yamada Testo hahaha] [PARKCO] Is it a shortstop?
[Ayako] Yes, watching the shortstop. [PARKCO] Is he better than Genda? Genda vs Yamada from a Japanese perspective. [Mom or Dad? Level of question hahaha] Ayako / Hong Sung-heun “It’s tough.. very tough..” [PARKCO] Is it that tough?
[Ayako] Yes, it’s tough. 🙁 [Ayako] I can’t really say hahaha O Ji-hwan VS Kim Ha-sung level of difficulty. [Now heading to the stadium seats gg!] [PARKCO] Okay, everyone, isn’t there a bit of excitement when you come to a stadium? PARKCO / Excitement? “It’s a bit different here.” PD: What does it feel like? [PARKCO] Ah, how should I put this? Kind of like PARKCO / Old “Kind of.. Mokdong Stadium?” [Mokdong and Jamsil, kind of in between hahaha] [PARKCO] We’ve shown you a lot of good stadiums, [PARKCO] but it’s not like everything in Japan is really well-done, [PARKCO] and this place has the traditional Japanese baseball stadium vibe, [PARKCO] so I think it will be something new for those who are watching. Finally entering Meiji Jingu Stadium. PD: I haven’t been to Dongdaemun Stadium, but it feels like it would be like this. [PARKCO] Right, just imagine the seats being painted green. [PARKCO and Ayako finding their seats.] Seats with an old-time vibe. PD: But Japanese stadiums are really small. PARKCO / Dying “Does this seem hard to you guys?” It feels like we’re dying here, folks… [PARKCO] We don’t just say things are great without reason. [First, putting down the luggage and going to buy some food gg] [First, putting down the luggage and going to buy some food gg] [PARKCO] Wow, really.. it’s really old-school here hahaha [PARKCO] How old is this stadium? Completed in 1926, a stadium with a 100-year history. [PARKCO] 100 years.. it’s 2024 now.. wow… [Really feels like an old baseball stadium’s food selling place hahaha] [Ayako] This is real Japanese style hahaha [No air conditioning, just fans at Meiji Stadium hahaha] [PARKCO] It’s totally old-style.
[Ayako] Yes, old-style hahaha [PARKCO] And we actually bought food typical of a high school baseball stadium. [PARKCO] It seems like they really know how to market using players. Food marketing using players. [You can’t miss a beer at a baseball game.] (Delight) Kyaaahhhhh [PARKCO] Is this why people come to the ballpark? [PARKCO] I have a question. [PARKCO] Usually, there are a lot of billboards, right? If you go to a Japanese ballpark… [PARKCO] But there are no billboards here. Meiji Jingu Stadium, reintroduced advertising in 2006 after phasing it out. [PARKCO] There are no billboards here. [PARKCO] But there are a lot of beer girls! [A rise in beer girls hahaha] [PARKCO] There are no beer girls in Korea. [Ayako] Oh really?? BEER GUYS!! [Ayako] Oh really?
[PARKCO] They’re too heavy, so men do it. [Ayako] Oh! Wow.
[Different culture] [Ayako] In Japan, it’s always women. There are no men. [PARKCO] Actually, I’m a beer girl expert because… As the career progresses, from drinks -> beer The beer vendors are the real pros. [PARKCO] But on our channel, the Pepsi girl appeared, right? The Pepsi girl video has 6.18 million views! [PARKCO] Which team is Ayako’s favorite? Ayako picks the ‘Nippon-Ham Fighters.’ [Ayako] I’m a huge fan of Shinjo the player. [Ayako] He used to be an MLB player.
[PARKCO] New York Mets, San Francisco Giants. [Shinjo Tsuyoshi] Current manager of the Nippon-Ham Fighters,
[MLB veteran] [Was Fighters the team with Ohtani?] Ohtani also came from the Fighters. [PARKCO] But we’ve felt a lot of emotions at various ballparks in Japan. [PARKCO] But this place, I can’t quite describe it… [PARKCO] It feels like we’re at a high school ballpark.
[MLB veteran] [PARKCO] And it’s really set up like a high school ballpark. [PARKCO] The places where food is sold have really low ceilings. [PARKCO] And there are no billboards at the ballpark here. [PARKCO] Since it’s been 100 years, I think that’s understandable. [PARKCO] What do Japanese baseball fans think of this ballpark? [Ayako] Obviously, because of its good transport accessibility, it’s easy to come here, [Ayako] and being outdoors, the breeze is really pleasant. [Ayako] So, everyone loves it. [Ayako] And since it’s an old ballpark, [Ayako] people who love baseball often come here. Swallows players warming up, Swallows players warming up, [Tokyo Swallows, No.55, infielder]
Munetaka Murakami [Tokyo Swallows, No.25, outfielder]
Domingo Santana [Tokyo Swallows. No.1, infielder, captain]
Tetsuto Yamada And players pitching in the bullpen in the foul zone. And pitchers warming up in the bullpen. [PARKCO] These players really know how to play baseball. [PARKCO] I’m so curious. Players finally entering the field.
[Play ball!] WBC champion, Munetaka Murakami. [PARKCO] Okay guys, let’s go over there [PARKCO] and sign all the balls for the kids, [PARKCO] and talk to them, sit down on their knees. Players engaging with kids at eye level. [PARKCO] It’s so cool, a youth pitch. [An emotional moment felt by PARKCO] Warm emotions before the game starts. It feels really good to see this. [PARKCO] I really like this kind of thing. [PARKCO] Because the kids go to each position, [PARKCO] and they also get to talk with the players, [PARKCO] It could really change their dreams. [PARKCO] They can talk and see their idols face to face.
[PARKCO] Although it may seem trivial, [PARKCO] It’s nothing big, but [PARKCO] a baseball player sitting down on his knees with us PARKCO / Idol
“Which school are you from?” PARKCO / Idol
“I support your dreams.” [PARKCO] Just saying things like this is an event that can put weight on children’s dreams. [PARKCO] I wish we could do more of this kind of stuff. PARKCO / Attitude
“Sort of setting a mindset, you know…” PARKCO / Attitude
“That’s pretty cool, isn’t it?” Starting pitcher ‘Sai Robert Snide’
for Tokyo Swallows [PARKCO] But if the ERA is over 4, [PARKCO] it’s not too bad for a starting pitcher, [PARKCO] but still, not A-grade. PD: Not A-grade. [PARKCO] A-grade would be below 2. PD: It would indeed. Top of the first
Hanshin Tigers batting Batter number 2 ‘Nakano Takumu’
Top of the first, one out [A high fly ball to center field] Domingo Santana’s fielding error
[Outfielder #25] [Sighs…] The runner has already advanced to second.
[Outfielder #25] [PARKCO] Errorx2
[AYAKO] I think so too. [PARKCO] You know it, Ayako. PARKCO / That’s
“Piece of cake, easy!” [AYAKO] Easyx2!
[PARKCO] Exactly, exactly. [PARKCO] Japanese baseball is good, why this..? PD: But that player is a foreigner. [PARKCO] Ah, he’s a foreigner, not Japanese.
[PARKCO] Right, not Japanese, haha. [Instant delineation between PARKCO and Ayako haha] [PARKCO] But I do know Japanese baseball is good, but after visiting a high school [PARKCO] I really see why they’re so good. Amazing previous episode at Urawa High School;; Hanshin Tigers continue their offense
One out, runner on second [Sliding catch fails…] Allowing runs with the runner safe…
Worst situation [The Swallows already down by two runs in the top of the first…] [PARKCO] I slid but the ball was too fast
[PARKCO] Yeah, right [PARKCO] Today, we are Swallows fans, Swallows Swallows continue to allow hits
Worst situation [Stressed situation, need a beer..] [Beergirl] Thank you, 800 yen. [AYAKO] Can I use a card?
[Beergirl] No cards, cash only. 😢 Daijoubux2
Worst situation [800 yen payment completed] Beergirl / Weather
“It’s really hot, isn’t it? 😢” [Making light small talk as well] [Beergirl] Thank you, have a great time So kind…
Worst situation And ending the top of the first with consecutive strikeouts [PARKCO] Let’s challenge Murakami this time [PARKCO] How many home runs has Murakami hit so far? 23 home runs as of September 6 [PARKCO] That’s not that many? Wasn’t Murakami a home run king? 57 home runs in 2022, Central League home run king [PARKCO] You all remember him during the WBC, right? Murakami [PARKCO] 8 at-bats, 8 strikeouts and then a walk-off home run [PARKCO] But lately since I’ve been freelancing [PARKCO] I tend to notice the players’ arms and forms [PARKCO] Then you start to see it [PARKCO] We have certain mechanisms we’ve learned from some coach, right? [PARKCO] So I’m curious what you think, PD PD: It’s kind of a Japanese characteristic PD: First off, the hands are really forward Swallows manage to score one point in between
Worst situation [Murakami in a good position to score] PARKCO / Cheering
“Wow, it’s like an umbrella, Murakami comes out with an umbrella..!” Unique umbrella cheering during scoring [PARKCO] Wow, that’s so cool Cheering with umbrellas to the tune of a folk song [PARKCO] Just show us Murakami! [Murakami reaches base on a walk] Swallows back in scoring position
Worst situation Hit!!
Worst situation An incredible defensive play by the infielders ends in a double play [PARKCO] The hit was incredibly fast.
[AYAKO] Really fast.. [Still an amazing defense…] [And the Hanshin bullpen warming up] PARKCO / That player
“But he throws like Changmo” PD: That left-handed pitcher? [PARKCO] Really similar, right?
[PARKCO] Like player Gu Changmo [Everyone, try comparing them] Murakami steps up to the plate
And once again [PARKCO] Murakami, fight on!
[AYAKO] Murakami, let’s go [Murakami filters out the first pitch ball] PARKCO / Yeah?
“Look at Murakami’s plump backside?” [PARKCO] That backside really can’t be lacking power PD: But looking at the kids from Urawa High yesterday, PD: all their backsides are (lifted up) [PARKCO] They’re all lifted up, right? That’s from all the running they do [What will happen this time…] Strike [PARKCO] If that kind of pitch comes in hard (it’s a homer) 2 Strike (Panicked) There’s just no accuracy…
Top of the second, Hanshin’s attack Strikeout… [AYAKO] Strikeout…
[Disappointed…] [Today Murakami just isn’t having a good day] [PARKCO] Ah, that’s the kind of batter Murakami is [PARKCO] He’s such a strong hitter, so he’s heavily analyzed [PARKCO] So if even one piece of data doesn’t show up [PARKCO] If there’s even one weakness like a quick drop, PARKCO / Hitting Strategy
“They really pitch right there” [PARKCO] Of course, I’m not saying Murakami has weaknesses but [PARKCO] batters with weaknesses, when they were in high school or amateur, [PARKCO] they hit a lot of home runs [PARKCO] But once they go pro, against A and S grade players, [PARKCO] if they relentlessly target that area, [PARKCO] it’s hard to overcome that [PARKCO] So the batting average really drops The Tokyo Swallows were defeated badly today… [PARKCO] Actually, we’re more interested in reviewing international baseball stadiums than Korean ones [PARKCO] I’m really interested in stadium reviews [PARKCO] But Meiji Jingu Stadium is so traditional [PARKCO] and has so much history that I was curious [Thanks to Ayako, it was such a fun day] [PARKCO] Next time I come to Korea, PARKCO / In return
“This time we will take you to a Korean baseball stadium” [Please contact us when you come to Korea!] [PARKCO] Then I’d like to invite you again for a good time in Korea Thank you, Ayako, for the hard work together!

*메이지 진구 야구장(明治神宮野球場)**은 도쿄도 신주쿠구에 위치한 역사 깊은 야구장으로, 1926년에 개장하였습니다. 일본 프로야구 팀인 도쿄 야쿠르트 스왈로스의 홈구장으로 사용되고 있으며, 대학 야구와 고등학교 야구 등 아마추어 경기들도 자주 열리는 장소입니다.

야구장 수용 인원은 약 31,000명으로, 관중들은 경기뿐만 아니라 주변의 풍경과 어우러진 독특한 분위기를 즐길 수 있습니다. 또한, 도쿄의 중심부에 위치해 있어 접근성이 뛰어나며, 주변에는 다양한 음식점과 상업 시설이 밀집해 있어 경기 전후로 다양한 즐길 거리를 제공합니다.

六角 彩子(록카쿠 아야코) 선수는 일본의 여자 야구 및 베이스볼5 선수로, 1991년 10월 24일에 태어났습니다. 茨城県日立市(이바라키현 히타치시) 출신으로, 초등학교 4학년 때 리틀 리그에서 야구를 시작하였습니다. 埼玉栄高等学校(사이타마 사카에 고등학교)와 帝京平成大学(테이쿄 헤이세이 대학)을 졸업한 후, 일본 여자 야구 국가대표팀의 일원으로 여러 차례 국제 대회에 참가하였습니다. 특히, 2010년부터 2016년까지 WBSC 여자 야구 월드컵에 출전하여 팀의 우승에 기여하였으며, 개인적으로도 MVP, 수위 타자, 최우수 수비 선수상 등을 수상하였습니다. 또한, 베이스볼5 일본 대표로도 활약하며, MVP와 최우수 감독상을 수상한 경력이 있습니다. 현재는 WBSC 베이스볼5 공인 인스트럭터로서 활동하며, 야구와 베이스볼5의 발전과 보급에 힘쓰고 있습니다.

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