Image: 須賀達郎・講談社／「ボールパークでつかまえて！」製作委員会
AMBot | 03/21/2025 | Reading Time: 2 Min.
The TV anime adaptation of Suga Tatsuro's work "Ball Park de Tsukamaete!" (English: "Catch Me at the Ball Park!") will premiere on April 2 at 0:00 (midnight) on TV Tokyo's network and five other stations. A newly released key visual offers a glimpse into the vibrant atmosphere of a baseball stadium and its quirky inhabitants.
The key visual features Ruriko, an energetic beer vendor (ビール売り子), smiling as she hands over a cold beer. Surrounding her are other distinctive characters:
- Murata: A stressed office worker (社畜サラリーマン) seeking relaxation at the stadium.
- Kohinata: A seasoned vendor with 10 years of experience.
- Kojirou: A veteran baseball player who adores the park's atmosphere.
Plot and Setting
The series portrays daily life in a baseball stadium—a mix of humorous encounters, heartwarming moments, and the stories of the people who bring the stadium to life. Whether it's hardened stadium staff, passionate fans, or weary office workers looking for distraction, "Catch Me at the Ball Park!" celebrates the diversity of life amidst popcorn, beer, and home runs.
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The key visual features Ruriko, an energetic beer vendor (ビール売り子), smiling as she hands over a cold beer. Surrounding her are other distinctive characters:
- Murata: A stressed office worker (社畜サラリーマン) seeking relaxation at the stadium.
- Kohinata: A seasoned vendor with 10 years of experience.
- Kojirou: A veteran baseball player who adores the park's atmosphere.
Plot and Setting
The series portrays daily life in a baseball stadium—a mix of humorous encounters, heartwarming moments, and the stories of the people who bring the stadium to life. Whether it's hardened stadium staff, passionate fans, or weary office workers looking for distraction, "Catch Me at the Ball Park!" celebrates the diversity of life amidst popcorn, beer, and home runs.
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This article was originally published in German. It was translated with technical support and editorially reviewed before publication.
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