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A goal achievement mandala chart written by Ohtani in his first year of high school
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Actually Chokkyuu means straight ball (Choku=strait/ kyuu ~ball)) , but Sokkyuu is fastball (Sok>Soku=fast).
運動力が高いんですね❗❗ 更に腕がくるっと回る柔らかさ❗ 恵まれてるのか?努力の塊なのか⁉️
Please do not serve tomato to Shohei at MVP ceremony dinner. He likes in and out Burger without slice of tomato.
The Interview with Daiki was really nice. Could been even more…He knows the real Shohei and he can tell more of the special person Shohei is and great anecdotes which was told in the Japanese media earlier but not always known abroad. Then flippin bats would be first again…😉
Oh my goodness that interview was so fun and wholesome! Good work team.
I wish the production hired a professional translator.
Your Japan Series videos is so fun to watch I wish it was longer.
Your Japan video gives us another fun on top of baseball itself. It is totally a ”cross-culture” thing. Your channel absolutely double the fun!!
Sho can do anythig !! Beat swimming team !! That’s Amazing factor
初めてのJAPAN文化に悪戦苦闘のBen,cute!👍
Would’ve loved to hear more about Daiki’s career and what he’s up to right now! I know he was super close to Shohei growing up – poor guy had to answer all questions about Shohei! 🙁
Luv it 💕👍
The direct translation of what Daiki said
2:53
Hanamaki-Higashi High School is a private school located in Iwate Prefecture, Japan. Its baseball club has about 120 players, and many players of this club come to this school not only from within the prefecture but also from outside the prefecture to play baseball here. Also, Yusei Kikuchi of the Toronto Blue Jays and Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Angels are very famous alumni of this baseball team.
4:10
We meet for roll call at 6:15 a.m., followed by breakfast and then ground-in at 7:00 a.m. From there, we practice for two hours, followed by a doubleheader practice game. After the games, we continue practicing until 7:00 p.m. Like this, our schedule is to be on the field all day. (Tip: This explanation is for days when there are no school classes.)
5:50
Yes. We try to keep contact to a minimum on our own smartphones, just a few hours after practice is over.
6:26
Yes. We stayed in that routine until after the summer tournament of our senior year in high school.
(What the interpreter said in Japanese was somewhat inaccurate, and Daiki misinterpreted the question and answered about their practice routine. Then, the interpreter realized his mistake and corrected Daiki’s answer to the correct answer. I assume the interpreter is affiliated with the baseball team and know much about Shohei and Daiki.)
7:03
Well, I experienced firsthand that he was different when I was in elementary school.
7:39
I struck him out every time. He was not good at my pitching and I knew how to beat him.
9:23
Shohei’s level was too high for me to be satisfied with my own baseball results. He made me want to become better without setting a ceiling on my abilities.
10:27
He was also fast in his swim training and I was amazed that he swam faster than the swimmers on the swim team.
12:10
He was good at everything related to sports. For example, he was so fast at spiking the volleyball that we could not receive. The only thing I was faster than him at was long distance running.
Ben, thank you for a great video!
Masa, great interpretation in spite of not being professional!
Daiki, thank you for telling us precious episode with Shohei!
Thank You Ben and the crew for making this segment happened 👍
Really cool to see your crew having fun this time around. An occasional wide angle shot would be nice to get an idea of the production of your videos.
Ohtani would lose at distance running . Lol
Masa said chokkyu = 直球, which means fast ball. Sokkyu = 速球 means a high-velocity ball. Both may sound similar, but we only use sokkyu for particularly fast fast balls, if you know what I mean.
大谷選手と共通するとこあった!!
トマトが苦手なこと🍅🍅🍅🤣
I Love you ben‼️