It seems that both of my daughters have been to Koshien.

"For the support of their baseball club"

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To be honest, I do not remember so clearly.

All I remember is talking with my wife.

Wife: "Now, she is in Koshien Stadium."

Ebata: "Why?"

Wife: "To support for the baseball club"

Ebata: "Hmmm"

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At that time, I thought "it is mottainai(wasteful)".

If I am interested in high school baseball, I could enjoy this situation (the baseball club of the school where your children attend has participated in Koshien).

In addition, in order to enjoy this situation to the fullest, I might have done various things (such as going to the Koshien Stadium to see the support).

However, unfortunately, the daughter's father is not interested in high school baseball (especially at Koshien Stadium).

While being so close to a national event called "High School Baseball Koshien Tournament," the father is far from the event.

This can be said to be a "mottainai" situation.

Well, about the story here, I've introduced you to a lot of painful stories, I would like to refrain from repeating the same story.

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I think "high school baseball Koshien tournament" is an easy-to-understand symbol.

I think this easy to understand is honestly enviable.

For example, both

- The impression that “Transient phenomenon simulation of nonlinear elements (transistors)”, which was successful only for the first time I was born

- The impression that a certain high school student will be a "full pitch victory pitcher at the Koshien tournament"

are basically same, I think.

However, I know that it will be terribly difficult for even a few people to understand and share my emotions.