"Hanshin vs. Yakult" (18th, Koshien Stadium)

Ryuya Shichigosankake and Kaito Nakamura of the seven-member group Travis Japan, commonly known as Traja, appeared as secret guests at the first pitch ceremony before the game. As this day was "TORACO DAY," the crowd erupted in screams.

They both played youth baseball, and as they locked eyes, they threw a perfectly timed no-bounce pitch. The stadium erupted in loud applause. Nakamura commented on the atmosphere at Koshien, "I was nervous. It was very moving to be able to pitch at the holy ground of baseball. I was very happy to be able to achieve something I never imagined as a boy. I was in the world of Power Pro-kun." Shichigosankake smiled and said, "The enthusiasm of the crowd was incredible. I feel like it's an amazing place and I want everyone to come and experience it at least once."

About a week ago, the two went to buy gloves and balls privately, and practiced by playing catch in the park. Shichigosan said, "The practice was worth it. I think it was because we usually do synchronized dancing that we were able to work together without saying anything."

Travis Japan has the same "tiger" motif as Hanshin. Nakamura said, "Right now (Hanshin) is in the lead. I'd love for them to become number one in Japan, and I'd love to be the first to win. I want to spread the word about tigers to the world." "We'll both take first place with our tigers," said Shichigosankake forcefully.