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Meiji Jingu Stadium Tours
It's not the biggest or most modern baseball stadium in Tokyo, but Meiji Jingu Stadium in Shinjuku is worth visiting for its unique atmosphere and history. Opened in 1926, it's one of the few stadiums still in existence where Babe Ruth played (along with Lou Gehrig on a 1934, 22-game tour of Japan).
Today it's home to the Tokyo Yakult Swallows, as well as a popular host of many college match-ups. If you have time, it's an excellent place to watch a game. Because it is rather small nearly every seat is close to the field. Unlike in the US, Japanese baseball is a very rowdy interactive game for fans with organized chants, dancing and cheerleaders. The traditional way fans cheer for the Swallows is to open their umbrellas and sing a song, so be sure to come prepared!
Today it's home to the Tokyo Yakult Swallows, as well as a popular host of many college match-ups. If you have time, it's an excellent place to watch a game. Because it is rather small nearly every seat is close to the field. Unlike in the US, Japanese baseball is a very rowdy interactive game for fans with organized chants, dancing and cheerleaders. The traditional way fans cheer for the Swallows is to open their umbrellas and sing a song, so be sure to come prepared!
Practical Info
You can access Jingu Stadium via subway or train. If you're coming on the subway, there are two options: Tokyo Metro Ginza Line(G03) Gaiemmae Station (5 minute walk from Exit 3) or Toei Subway Oedo Line(E25) Kokuritsu-Kyogijo Station (12 minute walk from Exit A2). You can also take the train and get off at JR Shinanomachi or JR Sendagaya stations (15 minute walk from either station exit).
Address: 3-1 Kasumigaokamachi, Shinjuku, Tokyo Prefecture 160-0013, Japan
Hours: Depends on games.
Admission: Price depends on area of seating. Ranges from 1,600yen to 4,600yen for adults.
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Baseball Experience with Yakult Swallows
Baseball is huge in Japan, and with this excursion, you'll get to learn all about the sport's popularity and get to watch a local Yakult Swallows game, with great seats included in the tour price.
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$132.28
Price varies by group size
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$132.28
Price varies by group size
Face masks required for travelers in public areas
Face masks required for guides in public areas
Face masks provided for travelers
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Baseball Experience with Yakult Swallows
Baseball is huge in Japan, and with this excursion, you'll get to learn all about the sport's popularity and get to watch a local Yakult Swallows game, with great seats included in the tour price.
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From
$132.28
Price varies by group size
From
$132.28
Price varies by group size
Face masks required for travelers in public areas
Face masks required for guides in public areas
Face masks provided for travelers
7-Day Guided Tokyo Baseball Tour
Join fellow adventurous baseball fans September 12-19 as we attend games at all five Tokyo-area ballparks of Nippon Professional Baseball, Japan's major leagues.
We have been operating baseball tours in Japan since 1999 and believe that the best way to experience a new culture is by attending a sporting event. You'll feel like a local as we take the train to the ballpark and cheer along with the home team's frenzied fans. And you will have the option to attend a professional sumo wrestling tournament too!
Taking in a game in Japan, where baseball is the national sport, is an unforgettable experience. You recognize the field - the green grass, the dimensions, the outfield wall - but that's about it! The rabid fans and unique style of play make attending a baseball game a not-to-be-missed experience for any visitor to Japan.
NOTE: Dates are not flexible. We are only offering one tour that starts September and ends September 19.
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$3,538.00
Price varies by group size
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