A few days ago, I wrote a diary to disrespect all kinds of contents that use "I take you to Koushien".

In the Shinkansen bullet train, my junior daughter who had read my diary, told me that

"Papa. you could get mad with the phrase, because of reading it into ASIS."

"You can exchange the phrase with "I take you to Koushien free of charge by budget of baseball team, in your mind."

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I see.

This strategy might be attractive to young junior high school girl, especially if she live far from Koushien.

Osaka is one of the biggest downtowns in Japan, so she could enjoy sightseeing or shopping. That will be a relative non-daily time for a high school girl.

Of course, after her team loses the game (most of the teams will lose the game with probability 0.98 because the winner is always only one), "breaking-up on the spot" is needed.

"I am sorry in advance, however I hope to show my grand-mother up. She lives solo in Umeda."

It might be enough for her to come on a virtual your grandmother in Osaka.

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However, even this strategy has one problem. The manager of a baseball team who lives around Osaka, Kyoto, and Kobe near Koushien, doesn't become happy.

My daughter's next target is

to make a version-up scenario about "I take you to Koushien".