Maps to Stadiums
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Maps to Stadiums
Where can I find a map of where the teams are actually from, and where these stadium's are? Going over there in May to see my buddy Lundquist pitch for the Carp and wan'na set up a little travel schedule and see where about I will be heading. Where is Yonago?
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Re: Maps to Stadiums
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Feb 13, 2003 8:35 PM
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Checking the FAQ, there is a topic on getting tickets to games. There is then a "must read" link to Latham-san's See a Japanese baseball game page. You will find maps to the 11 main stadiums from there.
The country-side stadiums that the teams travel to are a little more difficult unless you're from those rural areas. For Yonago, I found the city's home page here [in Japanese]. From there, an informative map (if you can read Japanese - but there are plenty of numbers you can figure out) is here. Looks like it's north-east of Hiroshima on the Nihon Sea side of Japan.
As for why there are games in Yonago, to be continued here.
The country-side stadiums that the teams travel to are a little more difficult unless you're from those rural areas. For Yonago, I found the city's home page here [in Japanese]. From there, an informative map (if you can read Japanese - but there are plenty of numbers you can figure out) is here. Looks like it's north-east of Hiroshima on the Nihon Sea side of Japan.
As for why there are games in Yonago, to be continued here.
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