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Japaner und Sport

requires the separate consideration! For those who think, oh, I have been to many stadiums have already seen a variety of sports and will probably not live to do soo much new, you are wrong! And that huge!

I now have s chon two sports attended and I must say the Japanese have since so their ga nz own culture. So I was at a World Cup qualifier Japan to Uzbekistan. The journey to

stadium is different from anything you're used to in Germany. Since the subway is overcrowded Kronisch here was already so do not even surprising. But obw ohl came closer to the stadium, the fans with jersey no longer have! There were on the road despite

match still mostly wearing suits. On Stadium changed the picture were just arrived gradually and even in the stadium still many around in the suit. Another difference is the way to the stadium while no fan chants! A mood at a funeral! But this changed dramatically when the Japanese national anthem rang out! At one time all seemed to roar as if from a throat! I was very impressed. After the hymns and then the mood had turned the crowd chants Saitamastadion a cauldron. The stadium was erected by the way for the 2002 World Cup Tet and is a real jewelry box. The

game languished unfortunately more bad than good to himself, but luckily there was beer. That made us cheer for the same easier. But then the big surprise: from the 80 min no more beer! Unthinkable, but I've seen it! The seller, who had just pack on, also had no understanding why I wanted to buy so "late" even beer! Well, the game ended 1-1 at the end, because the Japanese have not increased until late the pressure (or less by the end of beer sales). Shortly before the final whistle left then most of the stadium. That went very well mannered and calm down, so remember shortly after the final whistle the crowd just because had found a football game instead.

After this game I thought to myself, mhm, the Japanese inspired yet so for baseball would surely be times

interesting a game to see live. And a few days later I get ne e-mail from Henning, whether I would be interested to go for 300 yen to the Unibaseball? I had the! After Football experience, I thought I could now no longer shock, but I was wrong!

Both universities offered a lot for the fans. Heard so next cheerleaders

also drummers and other EIINHEITZER to everything in the stands. The Anfeuerintusiasmus went so far that one could not really concentrate on the game! And after about every third inning all went so far that the hymns of beating each university and was sung during that time, the fans of the other university absolutely still be! That was very strange! After the game was repeated this procedure and you can not even allowed to leave the block and going home! No, you had only the enemy can meet the necessary respect! That's probably only in Japan right? So that's what I've seen anywhere else.

It was worth it to have gone to both events despite the culture shock! If in February the sumo season is in Tokyo, I will look at this too! (Where are exchanged, the yen so far has not 1:1, what is going on there at the moment? The euro as weak as the last 8 years not! Well thanks! Because once one is out of the country and already everything goes down the drain or what? Tell me one Angie modest, that this can not go on like this!)