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球界初の女性野球選手と魔球の誕生、そして、東京メッツに所属する個性あふれる様々な野球選手の生き様を泥臭く描いたベースボールストーリーが 本作・野球狂の詩です。
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This baseball story depicts the gritty lives of the first female baseball player in the league, the birth of a magic pitch, and the diverse, larger-than-life players of the Tokyo Mets. This is Song of Baseball Enthusiasts.
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This baseball story depicts the gritty lives of the first female baseball player in the league, the birth of a magic pitch, and the diverse, larger-than-life players of the Tokyo Mets. This is Song of Baseball Enthusiasts.
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00:00Hello. Thank you for watching today. Today's topic is baseball religion songs.
00:21This work, "Song of Baseball Religion," is a baseball story that depicts the birth of a female baseball player and the true ball, as well as the down-to-earth story of the lives of the various unique baseball players who belong to the Tokyo Mets.
00:40Now, let's take a look at this work.
00:43Baseball Teacher's Song was originally written by Shinji Mizushima and aired for a total of 25 episodes between 1977 and 1979.
00:58The story begins with a scene of Tokyo Mets pitcher Tetsugoro Iwata, who is one win away from reaching 150 wins, being beaten down in a crushing battle.
01:10The match finally ended, and although Tetsugoro was declared the losing fighter, he had thrown 669 pitches, placing him in 9th place, and was the only one to achieve this in the Kanto region.
01:22Meanwhile, the Mets, who suffered a crushing defeat, are using scouts to search for promising young players, but they are having trouble finding the right players, which is causing the Mets owner to scratch his head.
01:35Then, on the day of the draft, the Mets caused a stir in the stadium by selecting Mizuhara Yuki, an unknown high school player, with their first pick, something no one had ever imagined.
01:47Upon hearing of this nomination, a newspaper reporter visits Mizuhara's high school, only to discover that she is a woman, which makes the story onto the front page of the newspaper as a scoop.
01:59The next day, Tetsugoro, the leader who had nominated Mizuhara, visits Mizuhara at his home and tries to persuade him, but Mizuhara declines to join the team, citing reasons such as that he will be ranked 10th and is aiming to go to university.
02:15Furthermore, it has been pointed out that in professional baseball, women are not allowed to participate, making the hurdles for Suwon to reach the ninth inning extremely high.
02:25Suwon's refusal to join the team and the baseball agreement regarding female players
02:31Tetsugoro had no idea how to deal with these two major problems, but Mizuhara, who was unsure whether to join the team, decided to have Tetsugoro play catcher and pitch as an exhibition game before the start of the exhibition game against the Tigers.
02:47Then, Mizuhara threw the first ball underhand to the left, blowing the catcher, Tetsugoro, away.
02:55A large man watching this scene, or perhaps Mamoru Tatewaki, a conservative player in amateur baseball who was drafted but was not happy with Mizuhara's first pick and refused to join the team, catches Mizuhara's ball in place of Tetsugoro.
03:11After that, Mizuhara continued to throw fastballs, and not only the spectators but also the press recognized his skill.
03:21Satisfied that everyone has recognized Mizuhara's abilities, Tetsugoro encourages her to go to university, but he finds out that this day is actually the day of the university entrance exams, and for the first time learns that Mizuhara wants to join the Heat.
03:39In addition, Tatewaki, having learned of Mizuhara's abilities, also expressed a desire to join the team, and the president of the Professional Baseball League also made an exception and approved Mizuhara's entry into the baseball world as a female player.
03:53After this, Mizuhara faces the harsh baptism of fire of the professional world, but he overcomes these adversities and takes on powerful hitters with his magic pitch, the Dream Ball.
04:07Now, let me introduce the main characters of the Tokyo Mets.
04:12Mizuhara Yuki is the first female professional baseball player to be drafted first overall, a left-handed underhand pitcher, and the heroine of the first half of the film.
04:27While he was a member of the high school baseball team, Tetsugoro noticed his talent, so he decided to give up on going to university and join professional baseball.
04:37However, although his control was good, he was ranked 9th and had no stamina, so it seemed he was not suited to becoming a professional.
04:45He will take to the mound for the first team using the original finishing pitch devised by second-string conservative pitcher Heikichi Muto and developed by Tetsugoro, or the magic pitch, the Dream Ball.
04:57The Dream Ball is a forkball gripped and pitched underhand, similar to the way a bowler would throw it.
05:04It is a curveball that hops from a straight pitch and then drops like a screwball in front of the batter.
05:12Once the Dream Ball is completed, he will pitch as a closer, limited to one pitch with two outs and two strikes in the ninth inning.
05:20At first, Tetsugoro, who was Mizuhara's catcher, neither denied nor confirmed the Dream Ball.
05:29Players from various teams, other than Muto Heikichi, thought of it as nothing more than a curveball thrown with a variable speed pitching form.
05:37Afterwards, Mizuhara will face off against Muto Heikichi, who steps into the batter's box with determination, in a designated match that will determine his career as a player.
05:48Iwata Tetsugoro is a character who can be considered the protagonist throughout the entire work.
05:57He is a pitcher who continues to pitch even though he is over 50 years old, despite the large number of people who would have welcomed him as an executive at the team's parent company if he had retired.
06:07Within the team, he was not only a pitcher but also served as assistant manager and head coach, and together with manager Gori, he was involved in team management and the draft.
06:21Furthermore, he has formed a battery with Suwon as a one-point star, and has also set the stage for the TO method, which was formed with the first and second draft picks.
06:31Gori Ippei is the manager of the Mets, and he and Tetsugoro run the team together.
06:41During his active career, he was a star who teamed up with Tetsugoro as a battery partner, and was also a powerful hitter with a batting average of over 30%.
06:50Since becoming the coach, he has won multiple championships, but he is always at the mercy of Tetsugoro's unpredictable behavior and whims.
07:01Kunitachi Tamaichiro is a Mets technique and specialty species, also known as Slugger Fuji Musume.
07:11His family home was the prestigious Kunitachi Kabuki theater company, and his father was strongly opposed to him pitching in the ninth inning, and even told him that if he struck out in his first at-bat he would have to retire immediately. However, he hit a home run in his first at-bat and was able to join the team.
07:27After joining the team, there were concerns about the future of Kunitachiya due to his father's aging, but his younger brother took over the family business, and he has since devoted himself solely to baseball.
07:38Ken Hiura is the ace pitcher for the Mets and is also known as the "Wolf of the North" because he is from Hokkaido.
07:48After his adoptive father, who had raised him as an abandoned child, was killed by the Yakuza, he committed an assault in revenge and served two years in prison.However, after serving his sentence, he passed the entrance exam and joined the Mets.
08:02Also, when he happened to meet his biological mother at a restaurant, he found out that Daisuke Oshima of the Hanshin Tigers was his twin brother, but he decided to live with his biological mother without revealing his true identity.
08:17Kiyoshi Iwata achieved a total of 150 wins in just six years since joining the team, and is one of the mainstays of the Mets family, alongside Hiura.
08:31After marrying Tetsugoro's daughter, Ruiko, and becoming unemployed in the Iwata family, he worried about his father-in-law Tetsugoro's health and repeatedly suggested he retire, even pitching as a relief pitcher when Tetsugoro was in a pinch during games.
08:47In fact, he grew up in an orphanage and never knew the love of his parents, so he cannot bear to watch the unreasonable behavior of Tetsugoro, whom he respects.
08:56Sendohigashi joined the Mets as a free agent after pitching a perfect game and winning the Koshien tournament.
09:08After joining the team, he not only played as a pitcher, but also as a pitcher named Masamitsu, who was skilled at flashy performances on both offense and defense, making use of his powerful hitting and lightning speed.
09:18However, during the All-Star game, it was discovered that he was wearing a wig, and he briefly considered retiring, but with persuasion from Tetsugoro, he returned as a shaved head.
09:30Norojinx is a Gaisha with an unusual appearance, and as his name Jinx suggests, he has special prophetic abilities and can sense events that will occur in the near future, which is why he once saved Mets's Naiin from a plane crash.
09:48This person has an elusive character, but it has been revealed that he is Mikurashi of Dai Nippon Construction, the company that later acquired the Mets.
10:01Kintaro is a volatile hitter with a young mental age and a gentle personality.
10:06Initially, he was a mysterious and elusive character who made a living by writing Kojiki, but he also attracted attention as a hitter who had easily manipulated Kitaoji Kazuto, a big rookie who had turned down the Mets' first-round pick and joined the Osaka Apache the following year, lured by money.
10:26In the film, even while holding the bat backwards, he hits a home run out of the park off Kita-Oji and secures his spot on the Mets team.
10:36Higashibu Daiki and Oka Tomomasa both joined the Mets from amateur baseball teams, and later became a duo who excelled in the face of opportunities, known as the fearsome T.O.4.
10:48The driving force behind this is that they are players who have signed contracts with extremely high salaries and no basic pitches, and unless they achieve hits, get on base, RBIs, or runs, they will not receive any pay at all.Therefore, there are many scenes in which they appeal and negotiate with the team and Tetsugoro more severely than anyone else.
11:10Hino Motomori has the skills of an ace pitcher, but he is also a bad pitcher who gets drunk and is unable to perform to his full potential.
11:21His love of alcohol was beyond imagination, and even on the mound during games he would continue to drink alcohol hidden in his uniform or cleats, and there were times when he would pass out drunk on the mound.
11:34Kusakabe Ryo was the ace of Niigata Nishi High School, even being called the Niigata Monster, and he has even competed in the Koshien tournament.
11:45After graduating, he turned down offers to play professionally and went on to attend Waseda University. He was then drafted first by the Mets and enjoyed a star-studded career, achieving double-digit wins as a starting pitcher in his first year with the team.
12:00Toga Heihachiro was a relief pitcher for Niigata Nishi High School, but in the final game of the prefectural tournament, due to an injury to Kusakabe, he only threw one pitch and was drafted third by the Mets and joined the team.
12:18However, after four years without a win, he pitched a shutout in his debut game at his hometown Niigata Stadium, but on the same day his father passed away from cancer.
12:28After that, his condition worsened and he gave up pitching, but with the advice of his girlfriend Yuko, he switched to being a batter.
12:40Toranosuke Toratani is a veteran conservative and a powerful fourth-place hitter, but he is constantly suffering from his half-child's chronic illness.
12:48In the game where the winner would be the champion, he hit a big, walk-off home run off of the Tyners' Fenats, winning the championship, but when Tatewaki joined the team, he gave up his position as the starting hitter and became a successful batter.
13:03Mamoru Tatewaki is a strong conservative who joined the Mets as the second pick in the draft from amateur baseball.
13:12At first, he was not happy about being drafted second after Mizuhara and refused to join the team, but after understanding Mizuhara's abilities and Tetsugoro's true intentions, he joined the team.
13:23From his first year with the team, he replaced veteran Toratani and became a starting pitcher and regular player.
13:33Shima Kotaro is a hard worker who played as a decoy or scout to gauge the condition of the opposing team's starting players, but at the age of 33, he has finally secured a regular spot in the second category.
13:48When he was appointed acting manager by Tetsugoro, he used the starting players as decoys and led the team, mainly consisting of second-string players, to a victory that secured a place in the A class.
14:02Kaori Tachibana was the youngest player to join the Let's at the age of 15, and she struck out high-flying batters with her underhand pitches that were just above the ground.
14:12In fact, he was the treasurer of a large conglomerate, and in order to protect Kaku, he was required to return home by 8 p.m., which was a problem as he could not travel to the Kanto region. However, his father, impressed by his son's achievements, later changed the time to 10 p.m.
14:28Heikichi Muto was a veteran second-string conservative known as the Sergeant, but he recognized Mizuhara's potential and invented the Dream Ball, but he was traded to the Hiroshima Toyo Carp before he could complete the project.
14:43After that, confident that the Dream Ball was complete, he continued to promote its existence even after becoming a free agent, and eventually broke the Dream Ball.
14:58Also listed below are rival players from multiple teams or people involved in baseball.
15:04After winning the Koshien tournament, Daisuke Oshima was drafted first and joined the Hanshin Tigers.
15:15As a child, he was abandoned at a shrine in Hokkaido, but was fortunately found and raised by adoptive parents who had come from Kyushu.
15:24During a television broadcast, the burn on his leg was accidentally broadcast, and his mother confirmed that he was Hiura's twin brother, but Hiura and his mother have chosen to continue to hide this truth.
15:43Rikido Genba is a Mets-killer pitcher for the Hanshin Tigers who carries a cursed map in his hand and has his own creepy cheer song.
15:52After injuring his shoulder, he briefly considered retiring, but in what was meant to be his retirement game, he turned the tide against Tetsugoro and hit a goodbye underhand hit, which led to him switching to being a batter.
16:08Hide Yamai is a reporter covering the Mets for a sports newspaper, and is a former baseball player himself, having been a teammate of the Mets at Kunitachi in high school.
16:18In the film, he uses his keen insight to identify Mizuhara as a woman, gets the scoop, and then focuses on Mizuhara's activities.
16:29Utaemon is a boy who fishes with his father at Kokubunji Baseball Stadium.
16:39While he would fish from the audience, in keeping with his father's policy, he would steal only 100 yen from the wallets he stole and then return them to their owners.
16:49However, after his father was arrested by the police, Tetsugoro, who recognized Utaemon's talent for baseball, made him a ball boy for the Mets.
17:03As an aside, after the irregular serialization in Weekly Shonen Magazine ended, this work was revived in 1997 in Mr. Magazine as Baseball Teacher's Song, Heisei Edition.
17:16Since then, the series has continued in Weekly Morning and Bessatsu Morning under the titles Baseball Teaching Songs 2000 and New Baseball Teaching Songs.
17:30In 2005, the song Dokaben Versus Baseball Cult was published in a joint serialization in Weekly Morning and Weekly Shonen Champion.
17:39However, in the world of Shinji Mizushima, when it comes to situations where multiple works come together,
17:48For example, in the Dokaben Pro Baseball Edition, the Tokyo Mets do not exist.
17:53He acknowledged that there were many inconsistent depictions,
17:57Rather, I think these works should be understood from a parallel world perspective.
18:03Now, finally, it's the final episode.
18:12At Kokubunji Stadium, the Tokyo Mets and Chunichi Dragons are playing against each other.
18:18With the Dragons leading 4-3, the bottom of the eighth inning began.
18:22The Mets had a chance to turn the game around with one out and the bases loaded.
18:26Then, the high-powered hitter, No. 5 Kintaro, hit a fly ball to left field.
18:33It seemed like the score was tied when Higashi, who was on third base, hit a sacrifice fly to get home.
18:39Following advice from the Chunichi bench, the conservative pitcher threw the ball to third base,
18:43The East got off to a fast start,
18:46The runner was called to third base and Rui Susumu Hideyoshi was called out.
18:50Tetsugoro and Goru boldly protested this judgement, but
18:56In response to Hideyoshi calling himself the rulebook,
19:00Giving up on any further protests, the two returned to the bench.
19:05After that, the Mets made a change and took to the defense in the top of the ninth inning.
19:11After pitcher Kusakabe walked the first batter,
19:14The next batter seemed to hit a ball just past the third base line, but
19:19Third baseman Ruishu Hideyoshi shouted "Curl!"
19:24Then, the Dragons began to protest violently.
19:29Like the Mets, they don't accept any protests.
19:32He stopped protesting and returned to the bench.
19:36In such a situation, the third countries
19:39The ball hit down the third base line was inside the line.
19:42In other words, we have confirmed that it is a hit.
19:45He recognized that Hideyoshi had made a wrong decision.
19:49However, the same batter
19:52By hitting a two-run home run,
19:54In the end, Carl's misjudgment backfired.
19:58It was going to be a defeat.
20:01The next day, in the second game between the Mets and the Dragons,
20:05Hideyoshi was the referee,
20:07As the match progresses,
20:08From both the pitcher and the batter
20:12Dissatisfaction erupts over Hideyoshi's judgment.
20:16And continuing from yesterday,
20:18Hideyoshi shouted an ambiguous judgment,
20:22Tetsugoro and Bori, who have been friends for a long time,
20:25I felt uncomfortable with his judgment.
20:27Top of the 6th inning, 3-2,
20:31While the Mets were leading,
20:32The Dragons are
20:33Two outs and the bases were loaded.
20:35This will be his first professional at-bat.
20:36Fujio will be sent in as a pinch hitter.
20:40As unstable judgement continues,
20:42It was a full three-count,
20:44The next pitch,
20:46I thought it was a perfect ball,
20:48Fujio sent them off with confidence,
20:50Hideyoshi said,
20:51The strike was judged,
20:53It was a strikeout change.
20:55after that,
20:57Until the bottom of the seventh inning,
20:59Neither team scored a point,
21:01It's the top of the 8th inning,
21:03Starting pitcher Kiyoshi Iwata,
21:05He walked three batters in a row,
21:07With two outs and the bases loaded,
21:10Tetsugoro is sent to the mound.
21:14There are also empty-mouth judges,
21:16After the count reached 2, 3,
21:18Tetsugoro goes all out,
21:20Throw the sixth pitch,
21:21Just when I thought I had landed a strike,
21:23Hideyoshi judged it to be a ball,
21:26The score is tied due to a push-out.
21:30Tetsugoro was not satisfied with this judgement.
21:33I protest vehemently,
21:35The moment I looked into Hideyoshi's eyes,
21:37I immediately noticed something was wrong with my eyes.
21:39Afterwards, Tetsugoro
21:43There is also a sense of protest,
21:45By sending the Mets' defense back to the bench,
21:48Finally,
21:49The match was deemed abandoned,
21:51The match would be forfeited.
21:55That night,
21:56Hideyoshi said,
21:58My own eyes,
21:59Realizing that he could not function as a judge,
22:01He decided to retire in the ninth inning.
22:04the next day,
22:07In the final game between the Mets and Dragons,
22:10While Tetsugoro continues to pitch as the starting pitcher,
22:14In the stands,
22:15Hideyoshi retired,
22:16I was watching how the game went.
22:20and,
22:21The score was tied at 7-7 in the top of the ninth inning.
22:25After two outs,
22:27The Dragons are
22:28Just like yesterday,
22:29We'll send in Fuyu as a pinch hitter.
22:33Then,
22:33What was he thinking?
22:35Tetsugoro took his time.
22:37Hideyoshi was in the stands.
22:39Dragged out to the ground,
22:40This was Hideyoshi's retirement match.
22:45Suddenly,
22:46Hideyoshi was the referee,
22:48Because my eyes are blurred,
22:49In response to Tetsugoro's pitch,
22:51The sound of the catcher's midfielder
22:53By distinguishing with your ears,
22:54While judging,
22:56By a famous judge,
22:57To the final judge,
22:58The audience,
22:59In the scene where they respond with cheers,
23:01The program ends.
23:02So,
23:08where:
23:09Let's take a look at the baseball lords in action.
23:11No man,
23:35Because he's a hero,
23:39Covered in mud,
23:42Covered in mud,
23:44Endure it,
23:46Aiming for tomorrow,
23:49Covered in mud,
23:50The deco was mud.
23:51In the mud,
23:51It was mud.
23:52We are,
23:53Even if the mud breaks,
23:54Even if the mud breaks,
23:54The funny guy is,
23:56end,
23:56I'm just the wind, swinging around, even if my arm is broken
24:08Be a fool until you die
24:16A song of adversity that can be heard on the small town grounds
24:37Every man, deep down
24:44I've decided on the episode
24:51In the corner of a dark bench
24:58A river of tears flows
25:05Like a lonely angel in the sky
25:12My mother is watching me
25:20If you listen carefully, you'll hear it coming from somewhere
25:27How does the song of adversity sound?
25:35Like a lonely angel in the sky
25:42Like a lone angel
25:44My mother is watching me
25:50If Kuro listens carefully
25:57From somewhere, from somewhere
26:01How does the song of adversity sound?
26:11What did you think?
26:24At the time of broadcast, it was just a dream
26:27Women's participation in black baseball
26:30Nowadays, as you know,
26:32It's not just a dream, it's becoming reality
26:35To the original author, Shinji Mizushima
26:38It was a great foresight
26:40I can't hide my surprise
26:42What did you all think when it aired?
26:46Well, that's all for now.
26:49See you again soon
26:52Goodbye
27:05Thank you for watching
27:06Thank you for watching
27:07Thank you for watching
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