Internet Broadcast and/or Inning Breakdown Sites?
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Internet Broadcast and/or Inning Breakdown Sites?
This is probaly a stupid question, but I live in the U.S.A. and am a fan of Japanese baseball (I'm a Dragons' fan). Are there any radio broadcasts in English (I'm learning Japanese, but I'm not nearly good enough) that I could get? Or a web site that gives inning breakdowns of some sort?
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Re: Internet Broadcast and/or Inning Breakdown Sites?
[ Author: westbaystars | Posted: Jun 13, 2003 7:39 AM
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Broadcasts in English? No. But there are a number of threads covering Internet broadcasts in Japanese. Please browse the forums a bit.
For play-by-play action, I often go to Yahoo Sports Japan. That, too, is only in Japanese. There are a number of similar sites that I've heard of, but can't think of off hand. (What do others use?)
Since you're studying Japanese, either way should help you learn - especially in combination. Listen to how the names are pronounced, and see the Kanji for that name.
Gambatte kudasai!
For play-by-play action, I often go to Yahoo Sports Japan. That, too, is only in Japanese. There are a number of similar sites that I've heard of, but can't think of off hand. (What do others use?)
Since you're studying Japanese, either way should help you learn - especially in combination. Listen to how the names are pronounced, and see the Kanji for that name.
Gambatte kudasai!
Re: Internet Broadcast and/or Inning Breakdown Sites?
Re: Internet Broadcast and/or Inning Breakdown Sites?
[ Author: ralphcor | Posted: Aug 27, 2003 4:26 AM
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Where is the button that will allow you to listen to a broadcast in Japanese? I can't find one at TBS or at Yahoo.
Thanks,
Ralph
(A fan of Japanese baseball since 1962 when Doby/Newcombe played for the Dragons.)
Thanks,
Ralph
(A fan of Japanese baseball since 1962 when Doby/Newcombe played for the Dragons.)
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