MC professional Tamami Koidemura said, “It was a pain to turn around.”
The fluent English announcements create an atmosphere like professional baseball or international competitions. Tamami Koidemura, a baseball mom, makes good use of her English, and she is in charge of ballpark announcements in various competitions, including the junior high school baseball “Pony League.” She now enjoys her role, but she once said she was “only in pain.” Her feelings changed a lot because she noticed two tips.
The voice turns inside out. She gets stuck in words. One of the worries of baseball moms is the announcement of the stadium. Many people feel anxiety and stress as their turn approaches. Mr. Koidemura, who was in charge of the English announcement at the Kanto Federation Spring Tournament of the junior high school baseball “Pony League”, had the same problem before.
“It was only a pain to come around.”
There was an announcement on duty as the two sons were on the baseball team. Of course, an inexperienced role. He said he didn’t get the word he wanted at first. The motivation for improvement was when his son became a senior student.
My junior mom asked me, “Please tell me the announcement.” Koidemura, who wasn’t confident enough to teach her, decided, “If you have a lot of trouble, let’s study for yourself.” She enjoyed improving when she referred to people who were good at making announcements and thought about ways to speak smoothly. And she was able to afford to speak English, which she is good at, and she became active as an MC in competitions other than baseball.
Mr. Koidemura understands the feelings of baseball moms who find the announcement painful, so he hopes that he will enjoy it as much as possible. There are two points to improve.
