Tachikawa, Tokyo, Japan｜ベースボール

If you are a professional baseball fan reading this, you should definitely visit this Western-style restaurant at least once. The uniforms of each baseball team hanging at the entrance catch everyone's eye at first sight, and once you've wondered, "What is this place?" right. About a year after I happened to pass by this store, my acquaintance is a big Hiroshima Carp fan, so I came to the store for the first time during lunch with that acquaintance. A chandelier on the ceiling, a carpet on the floor, light-colored tablecloths and chairs, slightly dim lighting, and a Showa retro space. The uniforms of the baseball team are hung in the back, and you can also see the autographed hats and balls of the players. The TV is on, but the volume is just right, and the cleanliness is very high, so even if you are visiting for the first time, you will feel very relaxed. Also, when you pay the bill, the staff shouts "Homerun!" An acquaintance of mine seemed to get excited just by exchanging greetings with an elderly man who seemed to be the owner. It seems that you are quite familiar with it, so it may sound long-winded, but if you are a baseball fan (or if you are not, you should definitely visit with the fans). I'm sure you'll have a great time.

What kind of shop is this? A shop with an appearance that makes you hesitate. I had been interested in the store for a long time, but couldn't muster up the courage to go in, so I went there with my baseball-loving family. There was no need to be frightened and I was greeted with a smile. The interior has a nostalgic feel, just like the Showa era hotel restaurant. Amidst the baseball goods, autographs, and posters, office workers and office ladies who seemed to be regulars were relaxing as if they were at home. All the meals are inexpensive, voluminous, delicious, and the cost performance is the best. The owner seemed to talk to all the customers in a friendly manner while taking orders, but he wasn't too pushy, and had a good sense of distance, which gave me a warm feeling. Even if you don't like baseball, it's totally fine. I hope you continue to do your best. The menu is extensive, so I would like to go there again if I have the chance. Thank you for the meal.

There are actual items and autographs from players all over the place, which are a must-see for baseball fans. We have our own words for the owner: ``supervisor'' and ``home run'' when paying the bill. Accommodates over 100 people. You can watch multiple matches simultaneously on multiple monitors. After the game at Seibu Dome, the visiting team stays in Tachikawa City, so players often visit. If I'm lucky, I'll meet you.