It would be even more comfortable if you added more for left-handed batters.

I visited because I heard that you could hit a hardball ball. Since Gifu is next door, there is a corner on Chunichi Neo Subaru, a special feature on Soma Uchiyama, who was born in Kamiichi and played at Seiryo Junior High School and Seiryo High School, and went on to play professional baseball (Yakult), and a wall full of recent baseball articles. Is there a lot of stickers on the wall or inside the toilet? The PGM was Brabant, which supported baseball, and it was a batting center that was all about baseball. With hardball, you can hit a ball that feels a little smaller, similar to a semi-hardball. If the number of pitches was a little higher, it would be a perfect score of 5. Another great feature is that there is a photo corner in the middle of the aisle behind the batting area where you can see your batting form 5 minutes later. I think I want to go again.

It seems Neo-kun used to go there a long time ago.

It was broadcast on TV and at the batting center where Chunichi player Neo attended during his elementary and junior high school days.

There is a machine that allows you to enjoy a variety of curveballs. I think the fastest straight was 170km. As fast as Chapman Why not try it? (*^▽^*)

Planning a home run competition will increase your motivation! The facilities are complete.

We have softball, softball, hardball, the fastest speed is 170km, strike out, table tennis, and a small arcade.

It seems Neo-kun came yesterday!

There are nine batting gauges, four of which also have left-handed batting. There is also an all-you-can-play service after business hours for the youth baseball team, which is very helpful 🙂 There is an autograph of Neo from the Chunichi Dragons on display.

The guy at the reception desk is also refreshing, and the people waiting in line don't put any pressure on you 😸 Struck out has a unique scoring method that makes you addicted to it, no, it's addictive 🫥