Thank you for all your continued patronage.
My name is Saiichi Nishioka and I belong to the marketing department.
Until last year, I was in charge of interviews and interviews at the Nagoya branch, but now I am collecting data, analyzing it, and making proposals at home.
I spend more time at home, and these days I'm desperately thinking, "If I don't collect information and act more actively, I'll be left behind by the world!"
Well, there's a lot of dark news these days, but the Hanshin Tigers have been personally giving me bright news and supporting me.
Hanshin got off to the worst start with 9 consecutive losses, but after a stormy comeback, they moved up to 2nd place (as of 8/4).
The charm of the Hanshin Tigers is that they never run out of stories, good or bad.
The Hanshin Tigers are always troubled by the foreign helper problem.
In the 1980s, the Hanshin Tigers had a legendary helper named Randy Bass, who won the Triple Crown two years in a row and contributed to becoming the best in Japan.
However, maybe because he was too active...Birth's brave figure was too much engraved in the hearts of the fans.
Every time a new helper foreigner joins the team, hoping for the return of the legend even after leaving Bath
Makes a fuss about "the second coming of Bath" → Gets angry at results that are far from the image → Expects next time
Hanshin fans have been repeating this loop of selfish expectations and betrayal for 35 years.
If you think about it carefully, there are almost no successful examples of "returning" from ancient times.
Even in Japanese folktales, the old man next door to Kobutori-san and Kajii-san Hanasaki were fleetingly scattered in hopes of another good fortune.
When I was working as a coordinator, I heard people say, "I can't find someone like ____," or "I'm looking for someone who looks like someone I used to date, but I can't find it." You may.
Many people are enrolled in the universe, so if you look for it, you may find it.
However, those who say "I can't find it easily"
The Hanshin Tigers have been waiting for their return for 35 years.
Would you like to change your taste a little and discover new encounters?
We look forward to hearing good news from you this summer.
