Tama Home Stadium Chikugo

This is a stadium where you can enjoy Softbank 2nd team games. It is very close to Chikugo Funagoya Station (both Shinkansen and conventional lines) and has very good access. The seats are limited to the infield and behind the back net, so you can watch professional baseball in a close-up atmosphere similar to watching a baseball game. Inside the stadium, you can find beer, chu-hi, fries, and fried chicken for sale at relatively reasonable prices. Outside the venue (free entry and exit with a temporary exit ticket), fried chicken, chicken cutlets, and other beer accompaniments are sold. One hour before the match, fans gather in the aisles as players move from the practice venue to the match venue, offering fan services such as shaking hands and signing autographs. There are no sunshades except for some seats, so it gets very hot. I think a hat or towel is a must. That's how delicious the beer is. Because it is a small stadium, I think it is a very good stadium where you can experience professional baseball up close.

Parking lot: 1000 yen per day, there is also a parking lot in front of the station. It was great to see the players up close. The photo of the players is from around the red circle on the seating chart in the last photo. The Hawks are cheering on the 3rd base side (I think it's the 3rd base side since you can see inside the bench), but you can watch the game in a peaceful atmosphere. Mizuho's seats are in the shade, so it looks cool. It was hot so I brought a cooler box. Maximum size is width 27.5 x 38.5 height 29.5, no cans or bottles! Cold body sprays are also no good. The farm food was iced lemon sour, slightly sweet, fried chicken, and delicious. Please note that the sale will be limited to 7 times! Will Amaou's ice strawberries be sold out by the 7th inning? The sale was canceled (crying) We had bingo and had fun waiting to go.

I am a member of the Hawks Chikugo Fan Club. As a member, I can watch 4 games on weekdays, and I also watch 1-2 games a month. Even though he is in the second team, he is a professional baseball player! He has a strong body, and his batting and defense are definitely professional. There are only a few differences from the 1st team. But I guess that little bit is a big deal. I'm really enjoying myself, admiring my future mainstay.

A stadium where you can see the players right in front of you! Not only the sound of the catch, but also the sound of the spikes when the pitcher throws...I'm impressed🥹 The stadium is new and adjacent to the station, so it's easy to access! However, since there is no roof, it might be a good idea to wear sunscreen. Also, the parking lot is 1000 yen, so it's safe! I was surprised to see the players pulling up on the way back🤝

March 17th, 2nd Army opening game. On weekdays, it's not full, but there are a lot of people. The rumored Hawks player salon curry is of higher quality than expected. I haven't been to other farm stadiums so I can't compare them, but I thought it was a great environment. Although there were players from the 1st team that participated, the content of the games was at a level that could not be compared to that of the 1st team. I realized that this is the difference between the 1st army and the 2nd army. It's a place you go to from the perspective of raising young hawks. Mizuho Premium is great for watching because you don't get wet in the rain and you can see the strike zone, but it's a full net from the roof, so you can't throw signed balls... Be careful if you want one.

You can watch top-notch Hawks and opponent players from an impossible distance with affordable tickets. Also, the broadcasting isn't too loud and the cheering teams aren't screaming, so I think you can watch the baseball game properly. It's interesting because the players' voices can be heard much louder than the audience. There are many toilets and they are clean. However, the number of cars that could be parked in the parking lot was too small, so I parked in a park that was very far away. Also, since it's a farm, there aren't many shops, and there aren't any shops around, so I recommend getting something to eat before entering.