It was a very enjoyable place for high school baseball fans! The files in the materials were analyzed in detail, and I never expected to find my alma mater. The uniforms and coasters were nice, they also showed my favorite game, and I enjoyed the drinks. Next time, I want to try yakisoba or fried rice.

The reception was a drink-all-you-can course for 4 people at 6,500 yen. This place is a perfect space for high school baseball fans. They will show a digest of the game you want to watch if you write it in the survey. The food is at the level of a cheap izakaya, but as an attraction, it was very satisfying. It was so fun that we ended up extending for an extra 30 minutes twice. I will definitely come back next year during the Koshien season. Thank you for the meal.

A shrine created by a high school baseball fanatic, with an overwhelming amount of high school baseball goods inside the store. Even just looking at them is enjoyable, but the quantity is so vast that you wouldn't be able to see everything even after visiting 10 times. The violence of quality and quantity is sure to overwhelm any high school baseball maniac! Not only the owner, but even the staff and part-time workers are extremely knowledgeable about high school baseball. I came today hoping to meet the owner, but unfortunately he is on a trip for the Aichi Prefecture qualifiers and I couldn't meet him... - Appetizer: 440 yen (tax included) - Run, Attack, Defend! 980 yen (tax included) Quick snack set of 3 items (pickled cucumber, chilled tofu, octopus with mustard) - Stir-fried Potatoes with Butter: 760 yen (tax included) - Rice Ball: 430 yen (tax included) (Pickled Plum, Salmon, or Spicy Cod Roe) For 3 people, total: ¥11,670

When it comes to Tokyo business trips, you must visit this place. It's one of my favorites. I felt like I could spend about 5 hours alone today (although I left soon after). Here's what I ordered: draft beer, a jade soda mix, and Napolitan pasta. I really wanted to eat Napolitan pasta, and it was incredibly delicious. Highly recommended!

I stopped by for a meal rather than drinks. As soon as I entered, I couldn't contain my excitement. The menu inspired by high school baseball has a great selection of dishes that make you want to order. Depending on your request, they can show your desired game on the screen, lend you coasters of your favorite school, let you vote on the ranking of schools you like, display autographs of famous people, and more. This time, I tried the PL Fried Rice, which uses mayonnaise, and it was delicious. Next time, I want to visit with my high school baseball fan friends. The restaurant may be a bit too focused on a specific theme, but the food was also tasty.

I have been invited to this highly sought-after restaurant for a while now. Just as I had heard, the atmosphere from the entrance is amazing. I wonder if it's difficult to get a reservation if you don't book in advance. For some people, this place is like a second holy ground after Koshien Stadium. The menu features unique names, such as coasters inspired by famous school logos, favorite high schools, favorite games, and even favorite school songs? They really go all out by asking for your preferences and playing them inside the restaurant. Of course, the walls are covered with uniforms from famous schools, and they rotate them depending on the number of customers who choose them as favorites... It's quite impressive. The food is all delicious in a simple way, but this place is meant for people to have a blast. It's great to have such a boldly themed restaurant (although it might be tough for those who are not interested). Naturally, the customers are all fans, discussing their favorite players, high schools, and games. I had a great time here. Thank you for the meal.

WBC really hits you in the heart. Invited for a drink before finishing work. With a toast of "Let's have a quick one," we cheered on Japan vs. Korea at this chosen restaurant. I was craving meat, so I ordered the dice steak. Delicious. I have to come back on another day to eat this again. While cheering for Ohtani at bat and watching the Hanamaki East uniform, I nervously watched Darvish pitch. Without realizing it, the fried chicken arrived. I said to my senior colleague, "I shouldn't have ordered fried chicken after the dice steak," but I couldn't resist and took a bite. So tasty. Don't think this is just a restaurant for high school baseball fans. The food is incredibly delicious! I tried to order the "Full Count Gyoza," but it was sold out. They also have Full Count Takoyaki, but I'll pass on that. I definitely have to come back on another day to try their dishes! Writing this comment impressed by the food at Snack Ushimitsu in Kanda. (The PL Baseball Team Fried Rice was also amazing)

A shrine created by a huge high school baseball fan, or rather, a maniac store owner. Inside the store, there is a massive amount of high school baseball goods. Just looking at them is enjoyable, but the quantity is overwhelming - you couldn't see everything even after visiting 10 times. The violence of quality and quantity will surely overwhelm any high school baseball maniac! Not only the owner, but even the staff and part-time workers are too knowledgeable about high school baseball! When you enter the store, you will be asked to fill out a questionnaire about high school baseball. Your alma mater, favorite school, favorite cheer song, favorite game... This questionnaire is also stored as valuable data, and can be used to inform senior customers of your visit or even be featured on TV.

A sacred place created by a huge high school baseball fan, or rather, a mania. Inside the store, there are massive amounts of high school baseball goods. Just looking at them is enjoyable, but the quantity is overwhelming, you wouldn't be able to see everything even after visiting 10 times. Any high school baseball mania would be overwhelmed by the violence of quality and quantity! Not only the owner, but even the staff and part-time workers are too knowledgeable about high school baseball!!! When you enter, you will be asked to fill out a survey about high school baseball. Your alma mater, favorite high school, favorite cheer song, favorite game, etc... This survey is also stored as valuable data, and can be used to inform senior customers of your visit, or even be featured on TV. - Yamaimo Nine 690 yen (incl. tax) - Stir-fried Buttered Potatoes 760 yen (incl. tax) - Demon's Knocking Meatballs - Warm-up (10 balls) 580 yen (incl. tax) - Regular (20 balls) 1,090 yen (incl. tax) - Practice Demon! Bring it on! (30 balls) 1,500 yen (incl. tax) - Legendary 100 Knock (reservation required) 3,900 yen (incl. tax) * Trial membership (6 balls) 430 yen (incl. tax)

Today, I made a reservation to visit the restaurant because former Yakult player Ueda was coming. He was very kind and funny. - Appetizer: ¥440 - Draft beer: ¥540 - Cassis grapefruit: ¥540 - Jim Beam highball: ¥430 - Cassis soda: ¥540 - Oolong tea: ¥290 - Cassis orange: ¥540 - Lemon sour: ¥430 - Plum wine soda: ¥540 - KK combo: ¥980 - Fun fun hoi hoi: ¥980 - Stir-fried potato with butter: ¥750 - Seared mentaiko: ¥590 - PL fried rice: ¥980 - Koshien yakisoba: ¥980

A shrine created by a huge high school baseball fan, or rather, a maniac. The store is filled with a massive amount of high school baseball goods. Just looking at them is enjoyable, but the quantity is overwhelming - you could visit 10 times and still not see everything. Any high school baseball maniac would be overwhelmed by the violence of quality and quantity! Not only the store owner, but even the staff and part-time workers are too knowledgeable about high school baseball!!! When you enter the store, you will be asked to fill out a survey about high school baseball. Your alma mater, favorite high school, favorite team song, favorite game... This survey is also stored as valuable data, and can be used to inform senior customers or even featured on TV. - Asparagus Bacon (most popular) ¥590 - Run, Attack, Defend! 980 yen (including tax) Quick snack set of 3 items (pickled cucumber, cold tofu, octopus with wasabi) - Lotus root tempura ¥590 - Dice steak ¥1,290 - Yakisoba with Koshien sauce 980 yen (including tax) - Rice ball 430 yen (including tax) Ume or salmon or spicy cod roe

A shrine created by a huge high school baseball fan, or rather, maniac. Inside the shop, there are massive amounts of high school baseball goods. Just looking at them is enjoyable, but the quantity is overwhelming - you wouldn't be able to see everything even after visiting 10 times. The violence of quality and quantity will surely overwhelm any high school baseball maniac! Not only the shop owner, but even the staff and part-timers are too knowledgeable about high school baseball!!! ◆ Dice Steak 1,420 yen (tax included) ◆ Yamaimo Nine 690 yen (tax included) ◆ Yakisoba with Koshien sauce 980 yen (tax included) ◆ Stir-fried potato with butter 760 yen (tax included) ◆ Onigiri 430 yen (tax included) Ume or salmon or spicy cod roe ◆ Kikojien Takoyaki 650 yen (tax included)

High school baseball fans should visit this place. It is so appealing to high school baseball fans that you can stay for about 10 hours. The system of creating notes about your alma mater is interesting and makes you want to come back again. You can drink as many cups of alcohol as you want just by watching the intense Koshien tournament on TV. Even if you are not a high school baseball fan, you can still enjoy it! I want to get along with other customers as well.

Today I visited at 2:00 PM on Saturday as per my reservation. This place is a holy ground created by a huge high school baseball fan, or rather, a maniac. The store is filled with a massive amount of high school baseball goods. Just looking at them is enjoyable, but the quantity is overwhelming - you could visit 10 times and still not see everything. The sheer amount of items here will definitely overwhelm any high school baseball maniac! Not only the owner, but even the staff and part-time workers are extremely knowledgeable about high school baseball.◆ Fried potatoes◆ Yamaimo Nine◆ Onigiri

I went to this restaurant with friends for a drink. It was chosen by my friends who love high school baseball. When we entered the restaurant, we saw uniforms lined up on the wall, arranged by pairs of teams playing against each other in the current Koshien season. I don't know much about high school baseball or the rules, but I decided to enjoy the atmosphere. We chose coasters with the emblem of our favorite high schools and made a toast. We all chatted and wrote down our alma maters and the high schools we support on a piece of paper. The TV in the restaurant was showing high school baseball games, of course. The snacks were better than I expected and were enough to keep the conversation about high school baseball going. The staff were all very friendly and quick to help. I thought it was a great restaurant for those who love high school baseball.

After watching a Giants game at the Tokyo Dome, I finally made it to the baseball-themed restaurant I had been wanting to visit. I had made a reservation but ended up arriving much later than planned. I apologize to the staff for the delay. The restaurant was filled with excitement for the upcoming high school baseball tournament, with different uniforms and pennants on display compared to my last visit. I brought two high school baseball players with me, and they were thrilled to see their school's uniform and pennant. The food was light but delicious, all freshly made. I will definitely come back again.

This shop is super fun! It's all about high school baseball. If you're not interested in high school baseball, you might not enjoy it. The TV always shows footage from Koshien. There are plenty of high school baseball goods. The staff and other customers are all talking about high school baseball. In a world with a lot of harsh news, this place is peaceful. Until 6:00 pm on weekdays, there are early drink discounts, and there's a course for 1 hour all-you-can-drink + 6 gyoza for 979 yen including tax, so there's a lot of value. Oh, the last order for all-you-can-drink is 30 minutes before closing, so the 1-hour all-you-can-drink is actually for 30 minutes. You can extend it for 30 minutes for 500 yen. It's a great deal for those who can drink in 30 minutes. The guys at the shop were all very nice. I want to go again!!

I was taken to this restaurant by my baseball friends. It was a good idea to make a reservation in advance as it was fully booked. We booked the course with all-you-can-drink plan. We started with a toast with draft beer, then switched to green tea highball and finished with sweet potato shochu with hot water. As for the food, it was more about quantity than taste. The portions were a bit small. The atmosphere of the restaurant was amazing. We enjoyed watching old games from Koshien Stadium and talking about baseball. They even had uniforms from our alma mater. I definitely want to go back again.

This is a high school baseball-themed bar located around the halfway point between Kanda Station and Shin-Nihonbashi Station. I visited with friends who love baseball, although I'm not very knowledgeable about high school baseball. However, I got excited by the numerous uniforms and goods displayed inside the bar. We ordered some appetizers (Baby Star snacks, potato fries, fried cartilage, buttered spinach), yakisoba, and drinks (draft beer x3, black Hoppy, lemon sour, Junmai Daiginjo "Come-from-behind Sayonara Grand Slam", Junmai Ginjo "Two-out Full Base"). Our orders were mainly focused on drinks (^_^;) The appetizers were basic izakaya dishes but all tasted delicious. Personally, I really liked the buttered spinach stir-fry because it had a strong buttery flavor and included bacon. The sake we ordered had a baseball-themed name and was from "Yamamoto Gomen" in Akita, and it tasted great in the atmosphere of the bar. The staff's service was also polite and left a good impression.

I visited a bar that has been on my radar since before the Kanda development, where high school baseball fans gather! Upon entering, I was greeted by the uniforms of Yokohama High School and PL Gakuen, reminding me of the 17-inning game between Yokohama High School led by Matsuzaka in '98 and PL Gakuen. Inside, the uniforms of prestigious schools from around the country are displayed on the walls! As a high school baseball fan, it's nice to enjoy a drink while looking at these. For food and drinks, we ordered: Appetizer x3 - 400 yen each Draft beer x3 - 490 yen each Large draft beer x2 - 790 yen each Lemon sour x2 - 390 yen each KK Combo - 890 yen Aga Aga Hoi Hoi - 890 yen Koshien yakisoba - 890 yen Motsu-nikomi - 590 yen Total: 9,548 yen. Everything was filling, so I left feeling satisfied! I would love to come back again! Thank you for the meal.