AISubs v3.7
The three brothers who have been active in the first match since Showa have returned for the first time in a year.
Three brothers?
Who?
Today's guests are these people!
Tonight's guest is Kazushige's free-spirited giant brothers!
It's unthinkable in this era!
Showa-era baseball!
CHANECLIP SPECIAL!
Giant brothers?
Who chose you?
Giant brothers?
When you watch Showa-era baseball for the first and last time,
you'll say, "Wow, this is fun!"
Really?
We can look back on the past and look forward to the future.
That's why we're here today.
Is it about baseball?
It's about baseball!
If it's about baseball, you should've asked someone else!
That's also true!
Some of you may not know what kind of players they were in the game era.
Is it in the VTR?
Giant!
It's unbelievable in this era!
He was popular among girls even amongst giants!
Showa-era free-spirited three brothers!
Shouji Sadaoka is 67 years old.
In 1975, he made his first draft for a giant.
In 1981, he won twice and made his first draft for a giant.
At the time, he was called "Sadaoka Sadaoka's three- carriage giant."
Next, Katsuto Miyamoto is 60 years old.
He joined the Titans in 1985.
In 1994, three companies set new records of winning three consecutive titles in a row and made a name for themselves in the Japanese player history.
The third-year Kazusuke Nagashima is 58 years old.
He joined Yakult for the first time in 1988 in his first draft.
After that, in 1993, he moved to the Giants.
He released Celig 23 No. 3 Memorial Arts, etc.
He is a star player who has left a lasting impact in memory than in records.
These three men have come to talk about baseball in the Heisei era, which is impossible now.
So, how amazing was the baseball in the Heisei era?
There is a baseball manager of the three brothers, Kanshu.
First of all, I don't recognize the three brothers.
No, first of all, I don't recognize the three pillars.
When I said "Egawa", I didn't mean "Egawa", "Nishimoto", and "Sadaoka".
No, no, it's not like that.
I had that image.
No, it's not like that.
I said "Egawa", "Nishimoto", and "Nihonbashira" and it's "Tanima" and "Sada" again.
You say that again.
That's not strange.
I don't think it's strange.
I'll explain it even if you say "Tanima".
"Tanima" rotation...
Oh, this is Miyamoto's story.
No, no, it's Miyamoto's story.
There are six people in the first round of rotation.
There are ninth graders and so on.
Then, the number of people gets smaller.
Please be short.
Then, one person gets in in between.
So "sanbonbashira" is different, isn't it?
It's different.
"sanbonbashira".
It's different.
"Unpopular" means it's "unpopular".
The popularity of "unpopulated" is a relief.
"Tanima" also means "unpopulated".
It's "gravure idol" already!
"Tanima" is "unpopulated".
"Unpopulated" means "unpopulated".
That's fine.
Well, here is "Baseball Magazine".
Let's take a look at it.
He made something amazing. I'm happy.
It's a big name of Showa Baseball.
"Sketter Foreigner" and "Rantou".
It's been a while.
Isn't "Rantou" popular recently?
No, it's not.
I haven't seen it recently.
It used to be popular before.
Yes, it was.
"Yakult" and "Hageshi" were also popular.
They used to fight a lot.
"Hitcher" and "Batta" used to fight a lot.
They used to fight a lot.
In the first place, there wasn't "WBC" or "Japan Representative" like it is now.
So, you couldn't talk with your opponent's team in the game.
You couldn't do self-training together.
No, you couldn't.
You couldn't do it with your opponent's team.
It was a time like that.
You couldn't teach "Sketter" or anything like that.
It wasn't like that before.
No, it wasn't like that.
Our era...
Can you come in for a moment?
I'm talking about baseball now.
I'll take this up.
Take this up.
You're a senior, aren't you?
What are you trying to take up?
Are you listening?
I'll just take it up.
I'll just give you this when you can come in.
Then you can come in.
You're treating your seniors too roughly.
You were nervous, weren't you?
I think there's a video of you being so aggressive.
Cromartie
I'm famous.
I'm Kumamoto.
Let's go see this.
Let's look at it.
In 1987, on June 11,
the "Titans versus the Chinese" match took place.
The "Titans" led by seven times.
The batter was number four at the time and was
the strongest skater in the "Titans" history,
it was the strongest skater in the "Titans" history,
"Cromartie" made his debut in the next inning.
The pitch is 80% straight and less than 90% cubed.
It's "Cromartie" here.
That's right.
He's good at dodging.
He's really good at dodging.
I'm in charge of this.
Go ahead, go ahead.
He's winning.
Yeah.
He's not apologizing.
This is the legendary straight to the eye of Chromite!
He's going for the top rope!
This is a new era.
Nobody's stopping him.
But the crowd is going in.
The crowd is going in!
And now, after getting off the audience's grounds,
- Ranpo is in a panic! - I'm not going in!
- I'm not going in!
- I was in the white T-shirt! - I was in the left stand!
- I was in the white T-shirt! - You weren't in the ground!
- You weren't in the ground!
What were you thinking? The crowd was going in.
I was like, "Wow, wow, wow, I'm mad! Wow, wow, wow!"
I was like, "Ugh!"
And then Hoshino-san said to Osu-san...
- Ugh! - Ugh!
- Someone's mad! - Someone's mad!
- Right? - That's crazy.
And I asked Hoshino-san this.
Do you often say 'ugh!' to Osu-san?
He said, "No matter what, I'm not going to Osu-san."
- He said, "You can't say 'ugh!' to Osu-san, right?" - That's right.
- Ugh! - Ugh!
I said, "You're going to do it, aren't you?!"
- You can see it! You can see it! - You can see it!
- You can see it!
Chromaty was a bit harsh.
I really want Sadaoka-san to make a cut here.
- Can I say something? - Can I say something?
When I came in, Chromaty was wearing a deco-pin.
- Huh? Sadaoka-san? - Huh? Sadaoka-san?
- Sadaoka-san? - Yes. A deco-pin is...
- This one. - Yes.
- Which one do you have? - Which one do you have?
- What are you teaching me? - What are you teaching me?
- Why do you have it? - Why do you have it?
- Why do you teach me about players, Chromaty? - Then...
- When I taught him about deco-pins... - Yes?
- He really got into the team. - Yes, yes.
- With the power of his fingers... - Yes.
- His face turned red and swollen. - Yes.
- The coach told him to stop. - Yes, yes.
- Then... - His power is amazing.
- Yes, yes. - His power is amazing.
- I think I said it.
- You said it. - Didn't you say it?
- Didn't you say it?
- I said it! - He didn't say it!
- He didn't say it!
You didn't say how strong his pants are!
You started with your forehead!
I wanted to say that he's not the type of guy who would do something like that when we're friends.
- I see. - I see.
- He said it. - Yes.
He said it.
- Did you see it up close? - No, I didn't.
- I wasn't in the ground! - You were in the middle of it.
Coach Hoshino and Coach Oh...
I was like, "Okay, okay."
- You were in elementary school. - Elementary school...
- That's impossible. - Amazing.
- You have to go all the way to the bench. - Yes.
- If you don't go all the way... - Yes.
- It's a foul. - Really?
- If you don't go all the way, it's a foul? - Yes.
- So you can't go while you're sitting? - No, no.
Will you check it later?
Um, you're on the bench at this time.
It's a foul.
- So you can't go? - You're kicking someone, so it's safe.
- Any team? - Who's watching?
- Any team? - Any team?
Who used to go first when they were famous?
- So... - Fighters.
- Someone a little aggressive.
- Someone aggressive. - Yes.
- Someone who's not regular. - Yes.
- I see. - Yes, yes.
- If you don't go regular, you'll get injured. - You'll get injured.
- I was a defender, so I always went. - You went.
- I see. - But you don't seem aggressive.
- I don't throw things. - You don't?
- What do you do? - I go and participate.
- I see. - Yes.
- You go and do your best. - I do.
- You do it, too. - I go and do my best, but I just stay still.
- I see. - That's what happened.
- Baseball isn't a violent sport. - Of course it isn't.
- So I don't like it. - Really?
- Was there a target? - Yes, there was.
- Was there? - I've been there once.
- Target... - Yes, yes, I've seen it.
- When you were defending, right? - When I was defending.
- What did you do? - What did you do?
- Well, I touched the referee.
- There's a VTR! - VTR!
- Let's watch the VTR. - Let's watch it.
- Wow, wow. - This is their record.
- The 1994 Giant vs. Yakult match was held on May 10th. - It's not a big deal for the first team.
- Kumato and Kawai from Shoto were losing to the guards. - This was a great play.
- They balanced and touched the runner. - They touched the runner.
- They turned the referee and became targets. - They turned the referee and became targets.
- This was really good. - They turned the referee and became targets.
- Safe! - Oh, no.
- Oh, no! - It's a one-shot target!
- This is their first target in their career! - Oh, no!
- This is not a level of play. - This is not a level of play.
- Well, they went for a through play. - Yes.
- There was no VTR referee at the time. - No, there wasn't.
- You were watching it in front of you, weren't you? - I was watching it in front of me.
But I may have been safe.
Will it be the last one?
Has it ever happened to you, Mia Mosser? A batter running up to the mound like this.
I've been hit twice, but...
- With Furuta? - Well, yes.
- But you didn't get hit then, either. - No, I didn't get hit then.
I got hit after that. I got cross-played at home and got hit.
That was June 8, 1993.
"Titans vs. Yakult" match, Toyama Citizen Fusion.
- Oh, Mia Mosser's... - Furuta's attack.
- Oh, this is it! - Oh, really?
- Watch out! - Oh, it's in.
If Furuta hits the dead ball...
- Both teams are in a state of panic! - Oh, no, oh, no, oh, no!
- It's in, isn't it? - No, but it won't go in.
- It won't go in? - It won't go in.
The match has been suspended for a while.
Furuta advances to first base and the match resumes.
Hirosawa doesn't call for a batter with an impact.
- Yes, yes, yes. - After this...
Furuta gets angry when he comes back to home!
- Oh, that's a cross. - Oh, he hit it hard.
He hit it! It's a good hit!
This is a...
- Left face straight attack! - This is a big number!
Furuta is angry, but he comes back with a good defense!
The touch is...
- Out! - What a touch!
- A fair heat up thanks to the cross play! - Stop it, Mia Mosser!
- Stop it, Mia Mosser!
- Oh, no! - Who did the hip attack?
- Cute, cute, cute! - Cute, cute, cute!
And...
Takoichi Nakahata also attacks Yakult's foreigner, Howell!
- Bulldog, bulldog! - Headlock!
- The match has been suspended for 13 minutes. - Wow, 13 minutes!
It was chaos!
- So, this is what happened? - Of course!
- After the touch... - It can't be helped.
- After Toyama's match... - Yes.
- It's Kanazawa's turn. - Yes.
- At the end, Shinozuka-san came out and said "goodbye, home" and the North American Series ended. - Yes.
- I missed a few times and missed the timing. - You remember it well. - Yes.
- And I was waiting for you. - Yes.
- You know it well. - Yes.
- I think you know it better than Kazushige-san. - Really?
- You know it, don't you? - Yes.
- You're the only one who knows it. - I'm here.
- Where were you? Were you on the bench?
- I was on the left side. - Really?
- I came in a little. - You were there.
- You were there again. - I came in again.
- You came in again. - You're so mean!
- Shall we turn the page? - Yes.
- No, no. - Just now, the fans were fine and there was a big interference. - No, no.
- When we were in the school dormitory, - Yes.
- when it was the ninth inning, the kids were going down to the inside of the fence. - Yes.
- About 100 people. - Yes. - They were still playing.
- They were playing, but from the ninth inning, they were going down to the inside of the infield. - Yes.
- At the end of the inning, about 200 to 300 kids came. - Yes.
- Look at this. - What? - Look.
- What is this? - This is the home run. - What is it? - What is it?
- It's a home run. - It's a home run. - It's a home run. - It's a home run.
- That was an incident. - It was an incident.
I lost my stuff and stuff like that.
I lost a lot of things.
There's only one place you can go to every year.
- That's what happens. - I'm excited.
- How did it end? - I put my stuff in the van.
- I took it and ran away. - Wow.
- Did you have any complaints? - I did.
You can ask about things.
Stuff flies to you.
Bullpen is next to you.
- Then you get a lunchbox. - Lunchbox?
- It's like a snack. - No.
I throw it.
- You eat it. - Then I eat the rest of the lunchbox.
- I want the lunchbox. - Why do you do that?
- You've said it many times. - It's not me!
- It's not you!
- Oh, I see. - Kajisuke-san was also scolded a lot.
- I was scolded a lot, too. - What did they say?
- They told me to go home, you idiot. - They scolded you, huh?
- But it's not scolding, is it? - No, it's not.
- It's not scolding. - You're saying something else.
- It's not the truth. - You're just saying the truth, right?
- It's not the truth. - So, when it's me, and...
- Dave, right? - Yes. - Dave is often called "this pig".
- It's a bad name. - It's a bad name.
- You know, at the time... - Yes.
- Uriko-san was scolded, right? - Yes, yes.
- She wasn't in yet. - Uriko-san? - Uriko-san!
- They were having a meeting. - Yes.
- So, when I was about to go in... - Yes.
- I don't know if the meeting was going to end or not... - Yes, yes.
- Then, all of a sudden, he scolded me. - Yes.
- What did he say? - "You idiot, son of a bitch!"
- And... - What?!
- And Dave... - Yes.
- When I said "you pig!", he really lost it... - Yes, yes.
- And he tried to climb up... - Yes, yes.
- Really? - Yes, yes.
- And you stopped everyone from doing it? - Yes, yes.
- Uriko-san said "you idiot, son of a bitch!" - Uriko-san said "you idiot, son of a bitch!"
- Uriko-san has manners, so... - Yes.
- I thought you were a fool. - No, I'm not.
- You're wrong. - I can't stand it anymore.
- You're a fool. - No, I'm not.
- You're wrong. - You're wrong.
- Jun-chan, you've been saying "kousen" since you were a kid. - Yes, I have.
- I heard it from Otsumi, a big player. - Yes.
- "Hey, who are you?" I was told like that. - Yes.
- "My name is Otsumi. Nice to meet you." - Yes.
- "I'm rooting for you." - Yes, yes.
- "Go!" - Yes, yes.
- He's always like that. - Yes.
- If a fan says "OK", it's OK. - Yes.
- A fan's response is the best. - Yes.
- "Hey, Miyamoto! Hey!" - Yes.
- "Hey!" and wave your hand. - Yes.
- "Hey, you're a good guy." - Yes.
- If you ignore it, it's the worst. - Yes.
- If you wave your hand, it's the best. - Yes.
- Then you won't get any money from him. - Yes.
- That's right. - Jun-shige-san was a good guy.
- Everyone acknowledged him. - "Hey, you're a good guy."
- "You're a fool!"
- He was a good guy. - Wave your hand! Wave your hand!
- Did you say "wave your hand"? - I said it!
- "Wave your hand!" - "Wave your hand!"
- Wait a minute! Wait a minute! - "Wave your hand!"
- "Wave your hand!"
- "Hey, say it!" - "Hey, say it!"
- "Stand, Coco Field, are you practicing with an original girl?" - "Stand, Coco Field, are you practicing with an original girl?"
- "Say it, someone!" - "Say it, someone!"
- "Say 'stupid son' for me." - "Say 'stupid son' for me."
- "Stupid son!" - "Stupid son!"
You're the one who said "stupid son", but you say "stupid son" like this!
Shouldn't you say "stupid son" more?!
You think so, right?!
Let me do it too!
- Do it! - You do it!
- Me? - Yeah.
And then, you know, "giant popularity" was too much.
When we go on a trip, we're surrounded by fans and haters.
Once, we won by 7 or 9 points at the Nagoya Stadium.
And then we turned around and lost.
And when we were about to leave on the bus,
a man was coming towards us from the front.
He came towards me, jumped on me, and held a wiper and went "gaaah!"
I cracked open and broke it.
I broke the bus' windshield.
- "giant popularity" - "giant popularity"
- Even your teammates say that. - Even your teammates say that.
Didn't you feel uneasy when you saw someone coming towards you and you cracked open?
- No, I didn't. - No, you didn't.
- You should've said that! - No, I didn't.
I don't know if it was the same at the time, but fans come to the Nagoya Stadium a lot.
I was on the bus at some point.
A fan came and shook the bus.
- "shook the bus" - "shook the bus"
I thought that the bus would fall down.
- No way! - Yeah.
When people gather, the bus falls down.
Human power is amazing.
- Where are you impressed by? - Human power.
You can't defeat it with human power, can you do it with everyone?
If you do it with everyone, you can't defeat the bus.
Let's do it with everyone!
It depends on the number of people.
That was scary.
Let's go to the next page.
Kazushige Nagashima.
A man with cancer. His first hit is a home run.
I want young people to watch it.
It's been a while since you've been active.
Don't you have to watch it?
I want you to watch it.
I've never seen him before.
You've seen it at least once, haven't you?
Even if you only show women's scenes, you've seen it many times.
I'm proud of you.
When you hit a home run from Garrickson.
I'll say it for your honor.
I've never been on the production side of a TV show.
I'm happy to be on the show.
But do you want to see it?
If you say that, I have no choice but to nod.
If you say that, let's take a look at your active role.
You can see Kazushige's active role in this precious home run scene.
Garrickson came from a major to a giant.
But Kazushige made a mistake and hit a home run for the first time.
It's 2 and 2.
And the ball of fate is...
This is the first time I've seen it.
Garrickson and Garrickson.
Garrickson hit a home run from Garrickson.
I've seen it many times.
This is the only one.
There are more.
This is the only one.
I've seen it many times.
Did you get excited?
Did you think you were great?
No, I didn't.
I happened to hit it.
It came straight to me in the first or second ball.
I got scared.
I thought I couldn't do it anymore.
It was my first time seeing it, so I thought I really hit it.
I didn't feel it at all.
I was scared of Garrickson.
It's so big.
So Garrickson is what you wanted from Garrickson?
That's right.
Garrickson is not a fraud.
Kazushige, how many home runs did you hit in total?
I only hit 18.
In one go?
Yes, in one go.
All of them.
Don't make me say it.
Mr. Kashige, do you still have your home run ball?
No, it's gone somewhere.
Why?
I was going to hit about 600 more from here.
Oh, I see.
But I said I didn't need it.
So Chromaty, who was a center over, took it.
And there was Mr. Anoki in the bullpen.
Mr. Anoki was pitching.
I got it from Mr. Anoki.
Oh, it's a home run ball.
When I got the ball, I said, "What should I do?"
No, I don't need it. I'm going to hit more from now on.
I don't know where it went.
I'm glad you took it.
Why?
Because it's one in eighteen.
It's pretty rare.
That's true.
It's very rare.
By the way...
The staff said that the three of you also have a signature ball.
I looked it up and saw it.
KAJUSHI GEISER SIGN BALL
The staff said that the three of you also have a lot of money in your signature balls.
I looked it up and saw it.
SADAOKA's signature ball is 500 yen.
KAJUSHI GEISER's signature ball is 600 yen.
MIYAMOTO's signature ball is 1,800 yen.
That's a lot of money.
By the way, each practice ball is about 1,000 yen.
SADAOKA's and KAJUSHI GEISER's signature balls are low-priced.
Is that so?
SADAOKA's ball is decorated with commemorative balls and dozens of balls.
I don't know where I went with KAJUSHI GEISER.
You don't have a ball for the first time, do you?
I don't have it.
I think I have about 200 balls.
Don't laugh at me.
What is this? I was wearing a Dodgers uniform, too.
It's much earlier than you think.
I was a minor when I was 25 years old, but I played baseball for a year at a place called Bellow Beach Dodgers.
Did you really say that?
So it's been 33 years now.
Kazushige, who studied baseball and wore a Dodgers uniform in 1992, please have a look.
Kazushige joined the team in 2002 when he was in 3rd place.
His first seat is...
3rd place!
That's strange.
It's my second time, but I don't think so.
Because I play games every day.
I don't have a day off.
Kazushige was called out immediately.
You're still a rookie, so you should say something positive.
You don't say you don't have a day off.
I was interviewed on the day when I didn't get any results.
That's what I said when I was called out.
But that's what I really think.
I don't say that's the case.
You like baseball too much.
But Kazushige, you've been in the team as a rookie.
Didn't you feel any pressure?
Not anymore.
You didn't?
I didn't like the media.
Nagashima family has always been chased by the media.
Kyojin is also a member of the media team.
When I'm facing the camera, I don't like it.
I've known it since I was little.
I don't like the shape of the camera.
Don't show it to me.
Can you wipe it for me?
Wipe it?
Why do you have two screens?
I like it.
Can you wipe it for me?
I like it.
I love this reaction.
Mr. Sadaoka was also there.
He was an idol of Koshien.
He was an idol.
He joined Kyojin.
He had to do things properly.
He had to treat people well.
I couldn't drink outside.
I couldn't go out even on holidays.
I stayed inside all the time.
Mr. Sadaoka was popular, wasn't he?
Absolutely.
It was more fun for me.
I went on a date with girls.
I watched movies with girls.
When I did it, I thought I couldn't do it by myself.
I practiced hard.
It was fun.
Mr. Sadaoka, you like yourself too much and you're not married yet, don't you?
No, it's not like that.
It's not like that.
You like yourself too much and you're not married yet.
You love yourself too much and you're not married yet.
You like yourself too much and you're not married yet.
That's all.
This is my story.
Oh, it's good.
Look at this.
I'll tell you something you like the most.
Try it.
I don't think I can do it.
I don't think you can do it.
I know you can't.
Three of you can never do it.
No, you can't do it.
No, no! If you do that, it's over!
It's over!
Moriken, if you do that, it's over!
It's over!
It's over for me!
It's definitely a gag I don't want to do.
Why?
If it's another gag, it's fine.
If it's another gag, it's fine, but...
I don't like it because it's too timely.
Don't say that to me!
It suits me!
Lots of milk soap from Yves!
Baseball gag! Baseball gag!
I ate a bell pepper! I ate a bell pepper!
A little more pickles!
Baseball has nothing to do with it!
Which one do you like?
Give me a break!
Which one is it?
You're the one who requested it so much!
No, it's not like that! I just wanted to see it!
Think about it!
Is this the easiest one?
This is the easiest one!
You don't have to request it so much!
Just say "I like you the most!" at the end!
Just say it!
It's decided!
I like you the most!
You should have done it from the beginning!
You're really good at it!
Give me a break!
You're really good at it!
Shall we move on to the next page? The fifth page!
I'm tired of this!
From high school, he's been an idol!
Sagaoka vs. Harada Tsunori has changed the rules of television!
This is...
High school baseball...
Sagami Tougai vs. Jitsugyo Kakoshima!
Extended 15 episodes!
15 episodes!
I was also there!
In the first round!
Wow!
You won, didn't you, Sagaoka?
We were extended!
NHK ends at 19 o'clock!
But!
I called and said "I'll show you!"
Then!
I was extended in education!
I've been watching educational TV since I was a kid.
I'm happy about this.
Anyway, it's more popular than idols and there are many legends left.
After Toshien, there were more than 10,000 people coming and going from the station to the square in front of the station.
A letter arrived only for Mr. Shouhi Sadaoka.
Is it true?
It's true.
Mr. Shouhi Sadaoka.
What are you going to do if I tell you a lie?
Can you deliver it?
But everyone knows about it, right?
Yes, yes.
For 24 hours, I had to cover myself with five or six mattresses so that I couldn't answer my own phone.
It's like a manga.
I kept getting prank calls and comments.
Also, a tourist bus came.
Did it come on its own?
It came on its own!
Did it sound like, "Does it look like it's in my right hand?"
At the time, all the addresses were opened.
Because there was no personal information.
Wow!
It's like a player's diary.
When you open it, you can see the player's address.
It even has a phone number!
So, I kept getting prank calls at home.
At the time.
Wait, did you just give Mr. Shouhi Sadaoka's phone number?
Why are you giving me now?
Because it's written there.
Mr. Sadaoka, when you were in high school,
after you finished your summer high school studies and went back to Kagoshima,
there were a lot of female high school students, right?
So, when I came back,
at that time, there was no Shinkansen from Kyushu.
So, every time I went from Fukuoka to Kagoshima,
there was a song at the station.
Wow!
It's a legend!
And lastly, West Kagoshima Station.
It's in the center of Kagoshima now.
When I saw him, I thought, "I'm glad I played baseball."
Seriously, Miyamoto-san, out of all the giants, you're the most popular among women.
No way! No way!
But you don't become a genius, do you?
Not at all.
That's amazing.
I can't believe you've become such a genius.
Why would I be such a genius?
What's down here?
Jummy Giants joined in 1975. They were so popular that they built a bridge.
I don't know what this is.
From the parking lot to the corona lab, it was mixed with people who were anxious.
There were too many people.
It was like a labyrinth.
And they built a bridge on top of it.
Oh, that bridge?
Do you know about it?
The one that goes from Suidobashi to that dome?
No, no.
Oh, no, no.
It's not public construction.
It's Suidobashi, isn't it?
Suidobashi?
It's Suidobashi!
It's Suidobashi itself!
I didn't know you made Suidobashi!
That's amazing!
I'm surprised!
Is it Japanese Sushi?
Is it Suidobashi?
Did you make Suidobashi?
It's me! It's me!
I made it!
It's me!
You're doing a baseball-related job now, aren't you, Miyamoto-san?
I'm also the coach of the girls' team of the Jays.
You're the coach of the girls' team of the Jays, aren't you?
I'm their coach.
I also teach them how to play baseball.
Miyamoto-san knows about it, too.
What is your job related to baseball?
I teach baseball classes to children all over the country.
Mr. Gadushige, do you have a baseball-related job?
I have.
What is it?
It's not a program.
Between June and October of this year, I coached at ABEMA.
What is it?
It's a major league.
Dodgers vs. San Francisco Giants.
I heard about it, but it's just noisy.
Why? It's in the way!
Can you explain it properly?
What's wrong with you?
You're just talking nonsense.
I'm getting irritated.
But I'm glad you asked me.
That means you're my fan, too.
I think that's what it means.
I'm a baseball fan.
A legendary player is rushing in.
Who is it?
It's Garbus.
Who is it?
It's Garbus.
Who is it?
It's Devil.
Devil isn't coming.
I'm happy!
A legendary player is rushing in.
Who is it?
It's Garbus.
Who is it?
It's Garbus.
Who is it?
It's Devil.
Devil isn't coming.
It's okay. You don't need a wife or girlfriend.
Kuro-san, you shouldn't say that.
I didn't say it, but he is stingy.
You shouldn't say that.
He said you should do it.
Wait a minute.
Ouch!
It hurts.
It hurts, doesn't it?
It hurts.
Why do I have to do it honestly now?
I didn't say it.
I said it at that time.
That's right.
It's been a while since I said it.
Let me introduce Kuro-san.
Kuro-san is 71 years old.
He joined the Titans in 1984.
He's not a boxer.
For seven years, he has made 171 three-time league winners.
He's in trouble.
He's the world's strongest legend foreigner loved by the public.
Was Chromady friends with Sadaoka-san?
I love Michael Jackson every day.
Shut up!
Chromady was excited about the first story.
Sadaoka-san was one of the three pillars.
What do you think about it?
Error-san, Nishimoto-san, Sadaoka-san.
You won 15 matches, didn't you?
Yes, I won 15 matches.
Really?
Sadaoka-san, you don't wear socks.
Why don't you wear socks?
It's cold! It's cold!
You have no socks on!
Keep money! Keep money!
Money keep!
OK! OK!
OK is not OK!
Then it's not OK!
How was your relationship with Miyamoto-san?
Miyamoto-san...
Really...
I am...
Guts...
Guts... I am...
Didn't you feel like you were going out for a meal or something like that?
When you were active?
With Miyamoto?
No! Miyamoto no pay!
Keep money! Keep money!
Yeah! You often sang the song of the boys' team, didn't you?
The song of the boys' team, "tonight, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah," right?
I sang it.
You no pay, Tia!
No pay!
No pay, Tia!
Tia!
No pay!
No pay, Tia!
Tia!
Do you have any memories with Mr. Tatsurushi?
Yes! Home run! Jingu!
Jingu!
When you first got home run!
Yes!
Gallickson and his friends talked and spoke on the telephone.
"Why?!" "Why?!"
I'm weak, too.
It's a hero interview.
I lost, but...
It's my first time.
I lost, but...
At that time, Mr. Okazaki sold about two home runs.
Mr. Okazaki did the hero interview.
At that time, I used "giant".
After Mr. Okazaki's hero interview, I was probably the first to do it as a losing team.
I see.
I lost, but...
I can't believe it's a hero interview!
Did you imagine that your first hit would be a home run?
No, I didn't imagine it at all.
I didn't think about it at all.
I knew it at first base.
After that, I felt like my body was fluffy.
Suddenly, I felt lighter.
I felt like I had stepped on the base properly.
It felt good.
I'm sorry I boasted about it.
I lost, but...
I was the first to do it at 10 p.m. on the news station as it was.
Then let me ask you, Mr. Miyamoto.
You only achieved twenty hits.
I wanted to ask you about it.
You hit three times in a row.
I want to see the video.
Three times in a row, Sunday's attack.
Moundry and Miyamoto.
All three of them have won the 3rd and 4th rounds, and only one of them has thrown only 9 pitches and finished.
Only 20 of them have made it to the end of their Japanese restrictions.
Tatsunami Kazuyoshi is in the Buster Box.
Tatsunami has been improving.
Did you feel like you were getting better and better?
No, really, I don't have much stamina, so I wanted to end the 3rd round with a little energy.
Miyamoto caught up with a two-strike shot.
The 3rd pitch...
He missed it!
3 pitches in a row, 3 pitches in a row!
He's left his name in Japanese baseball history!
Do you remember this game?
I remember every game he pitched.
Oh, you do?
Miyamoto is different.
His timing is fast and cold.
Long and cold.
No, no, no, he's fast.
Did Chrome Adidas go to Roppongi after the game?
I don't know, I don't know.
He said it!
He definitely said it!
He said it!
I don't know.
It was too early!
He took a shower and said it in the first round!
I'll be right out!
Let's go play!
Shut up!
And Miyamoto is a staff member.
This is amazing, isn't it?
He's been there many times.
On the last tour, behind the ninth tour, I was the only one left.
The catcher was Mr. Nakao.
I came to the mound and wondered what it was.
I said, "It's okay. You don't have to come."
But I came.
"What's wrong?" I said.
"Miya, can I talk to you for a second?" "No, it's okay. You're the only one left."
My baseball life is not long.
So in a scene like this, I'll probably jump in and say, "Miya, hold it for me."
That's why I'm ugly.
I went through the door and he was waiting for me like this.
Do you usually feel like you're holding a catcher?
I didn't know there was such a conversation.
Can you see this?
Yes, I can see it.
I'm going to jump in, so Mia, hold it for me.
I went through the door and they were waiting for me like this.
But you had fun in Roppongi that night, didn't you?
Were there any beautiful women there?
Where were you until now?
Omote Sound.
I love Omote Sound.
Were there any beautiful people in Omote Sound?
One question, Nakashima-san. Your father, right? Very famous father, right? You have a lot of pressure, right?
Thank you very much.
He is "baka-musuko" (idiot son)
When you are trying to say something about life, "baka- musuko" doesn't end.
You may not know, but he is "baka-musuko" (idiot son)
You know it by feeling, Einstein.
He says he knows it by feeling.
Will you come again one of these days?
I want to ask you the other way, how about it?
Will you come again one of these days?
If you don't mind, Kurobachi-san, please come again.
Sometimes I watch you on TV.
Do you know me?
I love your hairstyle.
He must be making fun of me.