also known as the James Irvine Japanese Garden.

each having earned their way to Koshien via local qualifying rounds.cheer on your teammates and show pride in your school.

Each game begins and ends with what sounds like an air-raid siren.an emotion-filled letter from each schools assist manager – often a female fellow student – is read during a break in the broadcast.including 250 in a 17-inning affair.

Batters shout a rally cry when they step up the plate.much in the way we follow March Madness in college basketball state-side.

the teams for this Saturdays championship game hadnt yet been determined.

vowing to make it to the tournament via their own efforts.please contact Keiro at213.

Admission is FREE for attendees aged 60 and over.and $20 for those aged 59 and under

and $20 for those aged 59 and under.Admission is FREE for attendees aged 60 and over