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Fubon Guardians host 'Travel Fun' event with celebrity first pitches

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • The Fubon Guardians baseball team will host a "Travel Fun" themed event on August 8-9.
  • The event will feature international cultural experiences, including Japanese yukata and Korean hanbok dress-up areas, and global street food stalls.
  • Celebrity guests, including actor Nicky Wu and badminton champion Chou Tien-chen, will participate in ceremonial first pitches.

The Fubon Guardians are set to host their "Travel Fun" themed game days on August 8 and 9 at Xinzhuang Baseball Stadium. The event aims to immerse fans in global culture through various interactive experiences, transforming the stadium into a destination for international exploration.

Fans attending the games can look forward to unique attractions such as "Yukata and Hanbok Experience Zones," where they can don traditional Japanese and Korean attire. A "Global Gourmet Tour" will also be available, offering a variety of international street food options for attendees to enjoy while watching the game.

Adding to the excitement, the event will feature ceremonial first pitches by notable personalities. On August 8, actor Nicky Wu, known for his role as "Fourth Master" in the drama Scarlet Heart, will throw the first pitch. He will be followed on August 9 by Taiwan's top badminton player, Chou Tien-chen, who recently won the men's singles title at the China Open.

The "Travel Fun" theme extends to special giveaways and activities. Ticket holders for the infield seats can receive exclusive "Castle Unlock Retro Hotel Keychains" and "SEA BREEZE Extreme Cool Neck Wipes." Additionally, a special Father's Day promotion will offer a "Dad's Exclusive Portable Key Pouch" and other gifts for fathers accompanied by their children. Attendees with infield tickets will also receive a lottery ticket for a chance to win round-trip flights to Japan or South Korea, among other prizes, provided by KKday.

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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.