Suddenly RED SOX!

I was invited to see the baseball game!!! Red Sox, right inside the Fenway.

Doc. Hata invited me and other two oversea lab members, Pedro and Fumi to watch the Red Sox game after work. I was so surprised when he invited me because I had never watched a professional ballgame in a spot. So to be honest, I was excited for the whole afternoon.

Fenway Park, the home of Red Sox team, is the oldest baseball spot used by Major League Baseball in America and it has over one hundred years history. So basically, it is a living American history book, inside of which even the wall, the seat tells a story. When Doc. Hata took us to the top floor of the audience, he pointed at the only red seat amount all the other green seats and introduced that spot signifies the longest home run ever hit at Fenway.

Drinking the beer and tasting the famous ballpark frank, we looking around inside the Fenway park guided by Doc. Hata.

America only has 200+ years of history, and it is a pure wealth accumulation history, one and only. However, at the same time, they established a sound legal system and gestated and people with the sense of justice. Or maybe the people, legal and economy have inner relations and promote each other.

People continually gathered inside the spot, it is game starting time. Sunlight didn't affect a little of people's passion, red sox fans fully filled the spot. Maybe the power of alcohol, I surprisingly understood the rule somehow and became a red sox fan. Cheering with audience and even tried to find the camera during the midfield rest.

Doc. Hata is always trying to help us discussing and thinking in a deeper layer, not only used to living in America but also remind us to pay attention and observe some highlights hidden in the daily life. I am happy to know more researchers in my lab, especially Doc. Hata, he is not only an academic authoritative professor in work but also an enthusiastic person in life.