That might be the case if you think baseball needs new traditions. We saw several Japanese values on this day. The evening started with five women in kimonos presenting flowers to both teams and the umpires. Another example was after Mike Piazza hammered a two-run shot over the fence, he was presented with a doll as he crossed the plate. In the stands, fans enjoyed sushi and sake instead of hotdogs and beer.
Peanuts are also popular, but are sold with rice and crackers.
Another popular food is squid with noodles. The Japanese culture is one of the most polite you will ever come across. When players hit foul balls and home runs into the stands, rather than the standard mad scramble to recover the ball, the Japanese politely return the ball to the ushers. I am not saying there is anything wrong with it, just that it is quite different from the American way. FriendFinder is the perfect place to find a new friend or even someone special.