Eastern League Chiba Lotte and Tokyo Yakult is Baseball games Sports event held in Japan.
Tokyo Yakult vs Chiba Lotte
During sales period: 2019/6/23 (Sun) 13:00
Performance period: 2019/6/21 (Fri) 2019/6/22 (Sat) 2019/6/23 (Sun)
Venue: Jingu Stadium (Tokyo)
Notes:
The designated seat requires a ticket from 4 years old. Only the outfield free seat is free for preschool children.
Do not support activities other than the visitor team in the visitor side field, wear uniforms or support goods, etc.
There are a large number of customers who stand and cheer on the outfield seats. Please note. We do not support the standing up during the in-play (after the pitcher has entered the pitching operation) on the infield / swaer seat.
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