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[@charlesmartineau]

I was at a meeting in Tokyo with a bunch of Japanese academics talking about baseball and one senior folk said to me "Japanese people like Bauer because he is like a baseball Otaku." loved it

[@linton2300]

This is why i like his videos he is so easy to understand and explains stuff that its fun to watch.

[@noname-dk7ri]

Yes, that is correct. Japanese people basically like Nerds in any field. (I'm japanese)

[@larrybethune3909]

Dang! I had to google that one... o·ta·ku noun (in Japan) a young person who is obsessed with computers or particular aspects of popular culture to the detriment of their social skills. "every other otaku can run on about their hobby endlessly"

[@LOWDOWN.]

Trevor Bauer is cool in my book👍

[@recommended1782]

when he is not beating women he is a interesting guy

[@170fps5]

Trevor deserves so much more love. He just keeps on proving himself and the media keeps hating. I hope when he comes back to America he gets a lot more love

[@zq3yp]

Probably won’t happen, when you have baseball KZbinrs paid to hate on him “baseball doesn’t exist”

[@CreamerMusic]

@@zq3ypmy theory is that the media and MLB were bringing in more money and continue to bring in more money if the headlines are about how bad Bauer is. If the media coverage reports he’s doing well, there are less people tuning in and less ticket sales Just look at the videos of Bauer doing anything good. Low views. Anything controversial or negative has hundreds of thousands of millions of views

[@segito33]

⁠@@CreamerMusictotally agree. Media get more views, hence, commercial and advertisements views, when they publish negatively about a celebrities.

[@forever10gaming]

Oh I so agree. Look how he's treated in Japan compared to here.

[@HexagonAAA]

@@zq3ypbde just talked about his background and story, he said nothing about him hating bauer

[@troublet1859]

Japanese craftmanship's attention to detail is pretty amazing.

[@MikeP_]

8:09 - I love how quick he is to deflect the praise to everyone. The Japan content keeps getting better and better

[@mattwhite1244]

I thought the same.

[@prbprb2]

This is really interesting. Trevor is so polite and respectful to everyone.

[@user-nk4db7no7p]

In Japan, a person who masters one thing is called a "shokunin" The Japanese respect such people. Bauer is also a “shokunin” who has mastered pitching. ​

[@joninosaka]

Yes, Bauser is definitely a pitching "craftsman"

[@nobinobiii]

Good point.

[@ziweiwang1704]

kinda depends on what you mean by "mastered". Shokunin is literally " person of job", shoku is job and nin is human, so it just means professional in regular English. I'd say any pro pitcher is a shokunin in this sense. If you want to say master as in the absolute top tier, then Tatsujin would be more accurate. Because Tatsu is short for Joutatsu meaning "reaching the top" and Jin is human, so Tatsujin is person who's reached the top, aka a master.

[@user-nk4db7no7p]

@@ziweiwang1704 You're right

[@randomname9758]

Kind of like Zenitsu in Demon Slayer.

[@bankorama]

I really appreciate the humbleness of Mr. Fujimoto the master leather craftsman. Manager: "This part is the difficult part, inverting the glove" *Mr. Fujimoto hammers away all wrinkles in the leather in 5 minutes (*shows glove to Trevor with pride in his craft). Trevor: "You made the new sword logo design?" (Fujimoto-san points to the whole room to say "Oh, no, no, everyone here helped create this custom glove for you, Mr. Bauer")

[@joshrutherford1480]

the entire process of the glove was so awesome to watch. i have to say i love how respectful and polite the Japanese people are. some of my favorite people on the planet.

[@artc5859]

Im a 51 year old guy living in Singapore, never played baseball but watching your videos and glove reviews has made me a baseball and Baystars fan. I end up following erics and your vlogs and all the other baseball related stuff on you tube. And I even want to get a baseball glove because of your reviews. Im so happy to watch your interest in how they made and break in gloves in Japan where is like an art.

[@towmanac7056]

You must of moved there for the massages.

[@iamrichrocker]

Trevor treats every person he meets with politeness and respect..asks more questions, but key is, he listens to these folks..very endearing trait that seems lost in todays interactions..

[@sirmonkey1985]

seeing the glove production was awesome, thanks for showing us that and also thanks goes out to Zett for allowing them to show it.

[@user-vw4vm8lv5o]

昨日観たのについ英語版も観てまう😂

[@JRT1287]

@2:00 when the whole corporate office came down. Anyone who works in manufacturing will know. Seeing the ceo on the production floor is so damn rare.

[@_masak]

I'm sure your parents will be very happy to see you doing well with your teammates in Japan, being loved by the fans, and being successful. Your success must also have been brought about by your parents who understand you.

[@stammeh22]

The biggest difference I've seen here is that these guys genuinely care about Trevor. Hope he sticks with Zett & continues to have them be his glove manufacturer.

[@dixinbuttz44]

oh u seen him at the other factories and they told him he was 💩?

[@stammeh22]

@@dixinbuttz44who hurt you?

[@Luv2tickt]

What you said at 14:26 is so important! Learning about history from those who lost. My first time in Germany, learned so much from them that was never taught in school in the states. Sad thing is, Germany has decided to let their history from WWII mostly crumble into oblivion; as if by doing so, it's erasing a bad nightmare. Only, we MUST keep these places alive for future generations to learn from, or as they say, history will repeat itself...as it already seems to be doing. Well done!

[@danielvanhattem3483]

That lady with the bag and shirt with you on it was so cute taking a photo with you! I love your fan interactions, I’d love if you’d show more of them!

[@SteezyKyung]

I would spend all day watching these guys make gloves, that’s incredible to see. And it’s cool that the CEO went to school in America.

[@ishshah31]

Go Illini!

[@G483F33LY]

Zett gloves are so cool, I've got one on order that should be done when I get back to Japan.

[@Sicaughtik]

@@ishshah31 I-L-L

[@_Rick_S]

19:50 Cutting off Chalupa while she was explaining lemon pepper but without the pepper was the best editing EVER 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@grtoocool]

"But like-" LOL

[@robertlee8400]

Trev , when you went to Hiroshima my heart dropped into my stomach , I’m a 50 year old man & in my old age that occurrence shouldn’t happen & I say that because we all know what happen their on that day . My heart gos out to the Japanese people just because of the horrors of that day . Thanks for visiting that place , this gives me a new outlook on life & all of mankind .

[@tje5553]

You should visit pearl harbor

[@C-24-Brandan]

How about what the Japanese did to pearl harbor , the torture etc of the captured American soldiers on other islands and fronts. The USA didn't bomb Hiroshima or Nagasaki for no reason, it was in response to what the Japanese started.

[@707ridah]

You might feel bad but loom at pearl Harbour also bro, wr both did alot of damage and loves with took..

[@IsThisThePrizeIveWaitedFor]

It’s insane to equate what happened at Pearl Harbor, a military base, to what happened to 100s of thousands of civilians in two major cities. If the Taiban attacks a US military base, you get it. If they ram several planes into buildings full of civilians, it’s a disgusting act.

[@robertlee8400]

@@tje5553 yea I know all about it , some friends of mine went their & brong me a news paper reprinted from the day after & the horrors on both sides was bad. On the anniversary of both incidents both country’s lay Reaves at each site & deeply apologize for what they had done & now are at peace with each other . O the lessons we learn when we’re on this planet . Now Japan is are ally & we are theirs & that’s how it should be . Can you imagine what we would have done with Germany if we dropped a atomic bomb on them & once they seen the death & destruction of Nagasaki and Hiroshima it scared the hell out of them & they knew it was over & that we were the biggest super power in the world at that time .

[@CallMeMicahT]

Seeing you be so interested in the glove, understand so much and impress everyone in that building was incredible even with a language barrier.

[@masahirouemaru18]

The lady in Bauer outfit must be super excited when she came across real Bauer at USJ.

[@sonny9054]

So glad that your parents enjoyed the meal. Hope they have a wonderful time here in Japan. 20 years ago, I brought my parents to England/Ireland where I used to live. My father has passed away since, but that trip still remains vividly in my memory as the best experience in Europe during my 10 years stay.

[@TyFranceLover911]

Finally he’s getting the love and respect he deserves in Japan 🇯🇵 I’m rooting for trevor

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

How cool of Zett to have you come out. Yeah definitely they should be your sponsor.

[@tokyosan7906]

I've never seen a glove making process like that. It was so interesting, thanks a ton for showing what you could! This is one of the thing that make this channel so fun to watch.

[@pollypocket2282]

These videos are so informative! I love learning more about the tools we use to play! Keep going Trevor… your US fan base is rooting for you! ❤ Get well soon!!!

[@good_to_be_gold8]

Japanese ball gloves are probably the best in the world. Attention to detail at its fine craftsmanship.

[@Bbeaucha88]

COME ON!!! Trevor is rocking baseball content! He is using his access and privileges to give us behind the scenes to every aspect of baseball. Next would be to find a bat manufacturer and have them walk you through their factory and process! Or the company that makes the Japanese baseball's!

[@firecrotchrighthere2982]

The Louisville Slugger in Louisville,Kentucky gives a tour through the factory where the bats are made. It’s really neat to see.

[@SmAsh_lee13]

I love that you love Harry Potter 😂🪄 You could see the joy exuding from the lady you met with your shirt on. You could tell that made her day! Also, playing when you don’t feel well is a big sign of a true baller! Mad respect ✊ 🥎

[@ssu7409]

The national baseball tournament for high school students, Koshien, will soon begin. Koshien is the biggest and craziest baseball event for the Japanese. Many of Japan's professional baseball players originated in Koshien. Koshien will be held at Koshien Stadium until late August. This is an important event to learn about baseball in Japan. Watch the game once!

[@morgantalbert7103]

Thank you for taking us behind the scenes to see how gloves are made. I love it. Keep the content coming. It is fun, educational and entertaining. Stay the course.

[@NextPxnda]

I'm so glad that you gotten to experience everything like this and I can't wait for your next outing and your future with baseball.

[@TayOkArt]

I'm so excited you did this visit!! Amazing I have been using gloves all my life and I had no idea this is how the masters make them! Thank you for visiting their factory and covering the whole process!! Fantastic!! MVP of Baseball Tech coverage.

[@user-gr1np3fl8s]

Your youtube is a great way to learn about the depth of baseball and to become very interested in the game. It is also very good to make us Japanese more proud of our culture and history. I look forward to watching you every Sunday. Thank you very much.

[@tippfff]

Owned a Zett infield glove 32 years ago (11 years old then) and played with it until the Montreal Expos gave me A Wilson A2000 my rookie year in pro baseball. To own a Zett glove in the early 90's in Amsterdam (Netherlands) was special

[@elvisgalvin9571]

Thank you love the content and your attention to all of your attention and appreciation to the science and details of how to throw all different pitches I personally love the techniques you use for training thank you !

[@justinlloyd3921]

I love how you go to these places and give honest feedback. You can tell how much they care about making you a good product

[@Jmotwa87]

I’ve always liked your channel. But since you’ve gone to Japan, this has been by far my favorite content. Absolutely awesome.

[@AdrianWan]

So cool to see your enthusiasm for the glove making process!

[@markoffenbacher2486]

Wow. Great video. Love the new glove. Zett really showed you tremendous hospitality!

[@bfish9700]

I had no idea about the engineering major, explains the analytical mindset on pitching and mechanics and all that. I love these vlogs!

[@ericolsen1678]

Love how you teach all things baseball to the world man! GOAT OF BASEBALL! Free Trevor Bauer now!

[@phillyflyers27]

The baseball culture in Japan is simply amazing. I wish it was respected that much in the U.S

[@kumikokanatsu2409]

You , your parents and your friend look happy. Happy to see it.　As you know,Japanese summer is very hot and humid.I want your parents to take care of themselves and enjoy Japan and Japanese baseball,called Yakyu⚾

[@senas6378]

Mr. Bauer, please stay in Japan forever. from a Japanese fan🙏💖

[@__-lt4hm]

Thank you for visiting Hiroshima. I agree, how hard it may be at the time, physical preservation of things like the A dome helps remind the future generations and imagine the scale of things that happened where you stand. Something books and images cannot convey. Always appreciate you showing us the insides of baseball where we normally cannot see. As others have mentioned, bats would be interesting. And baseball should be interesting for you as they are different than the ones in MLB. Cleats are another one to check out.

[@kty1245]

some news flash. Trevor just pitched 10 innings with 0 losses. The game unfortunately ended in a tie since the opponent was also a very good pitcher. So it became an intense pitching duel which will go down in NPB history. Dude's already a legend,making headlines every week. He's like a baseball samurai or some kind of hero in a baseball anime.

[@suzanneh1605]

So fascinating! Bauer, you're engagement with the craftsman was so delightful. The attention and respect you show is beautiful.

[@adamkoslin9302]

The glove factory walk through was amazing!!! Very cool to see the different processes and all the thought and skill that goes into the work!

[@kidbeanss4259]

Bauer is going to be one hell of a pitching coach one day!

[@noskillant6168]

Was so cool to see how much goes into making the glove. Also shoutout to them for watching and using trevors video to make changes.

[@MLund06]

It's been an absolute joy seeing you playing again. Hopefully someday you come back to the MLB. But even if you don't, I still wish you luck.

[@tredogzs]

Come on Baystars!!! Lets GO!!!! We need Trevor in the finals!

[@alooga555]

I'd love for Trevor to meet Bobby Valentine, who is also well known in Japan, to discuss Japanese and American baseball. Maybe after this season?

[@chrissothras5461]

This is the best vlog going. Keep grinding and wish the Padres would take notice!

[@andrewspratt6627]

how can you not respect this man

[@Sc3p]

The fact that they not only gave a tour for you and all of KZbin but, they actually said that they watched the videos to analyze it and made a better version! Those people are so AMAZING! Arigatō everyone in Japan! And thanks for having such a engineering side in your mindset to even think of sharing videos like these, love it! (The slow sighs when pitching let you know he’s throwing some fricken heaters, g force so strong he winding himself to catch a breathe) Also it’s so peaceful to see all of Santa’s little helpers roaming around so cute! Universal studios is so sick

[@michaelmilam3497]

You should be back in the MLB but honestly Japan is probably a good head space for you and the people seem quite accepting and wonderful towards you. Keep honing your talents and providing insightful content :-) ❤

[@NancynMark]

Yup Trevor is one the best pitchers I ve seen in a while and I love the break down analysis of his pitching. Awesome videos. I'm so pissed the Dodgers got rid of him he didn't do anything. We as dodger fas are still expecting him to come back we miss you bro

[@himekamimio1]

I'm glad there's a Dodgers fan who thinks like you, but I want him to stay in Japan forever.

[@NancynMark]

@@himekamimio1 i mean if he keeps playing lights out like that not only the dodgers but other teams unless Bay Stars pay him a substantial amount

[@himekamimio1]

@@NancynMark Can you manage to stay with a Pikachu helmet and a free pass for Yokohama Chinatown?

[@NancynMark]

@himekamimio1 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 not for all the nickles, dimes, and paperclips under my couch. I would let him go, lmao

[@himekamimio1]

@@NancynMark it can not be helped··· In that case, I'll win the lottery and buy the team.

[@user-jg4om5jy5m]

The karaage kun that Trevor bought at a convenience store this time is a very famous hot snack in the Japanese convenience store world.

[@pumpkinhill4570]

Standard flavor is better than most of the varieties though. They should have started there rather than lemon.

[@the_desert_dweller]

hey Trevor A clever trick a high school coach once taught me when throwing a curve or slider, at the end of your pitch your fingers should almost be touching the ground at the end of your throw.. just food for thought. one other thing that I learned from the Astros legend Mike Scott is finger pressures to add movement on the ball.

[@JMM440xi]

Great job Trevor in enlightening us on this process. Seems like the Japanese openly embrace you. It must be a very rewarding for you to experience playing in Japan and meeting and relating to people half way around the world.

[@cpzackproductions8821]

So happy to get some wholesome Buster content. Papa Bauer definitely needs his own vlog.

[@williamfischer3990]

I love how they cut off Rachel’s Lemon Pepper Chicken Yelp Review. The editor saw that was going nowhere LOL.

[@onpch2979]

Zett glove studio visit was nerd-out rabbit hole-icious! Some great people working there. Great stuff Trev! Arigato.

[@ronondechek14]

This is awesome. Cool to see how gloves are made and awesome to see such great craftsmanship.

[@ResolUloseR]

Content like this will last forever Trev. I'm so glad you decided to go play in Japan. Beautiful country...filled with beautiful people too.

[@tcbowen12]

This is awesome man. I love watching a craftsman do his thing. These guys are amazing.

[@Juuq]

Love you Trevor keep it up man youre pitching great!

[@On1yPatches]

I’d love if he signed with Zett! That seem like a genuine company

[@chancecherry6055]

If they can make a waygu jb type glove, I think that'll reel him in

[@fatmanchew909]

While other players are making 30 second tike toks about partying like a Rockstar Bauer is making educational content about his love for the sport.

[@OfficeLinebacker-FJB]

Bingo! Best post on this thread.

[@crypticgames1300]

I find the process of making baseball gloves fascinating.

[@juhbellz]

the glove factory was amazing

[@wagezombie]

man its great seeing these japan vlogs. 100% behind ya trev! hope you feel better!!

[@C-24-Brandan]

Thats awesome to see how theyre made and how technical it is! The custom gloves in Japan are extremely cool, really like the ones youve gotten so far!

[@coachzeke]

Trevor is really an Ambassador for Japanese Baseball now:) Really Love the BHS ZETT.

[@bcb76]

Great video - love the glove factory tour, thanks!

[@austin735]

Man it is so fricken cool those dudes at the factory had a glove waiting for you and how much research they put in to make it perfect to you. They do it different in Japan. Respect.

[@cassidybb10]

Lawson's started here in Cuyahoga falls Ohio. They then turned into Dairy Marts at one point and some now have turned into Circle K's.

[@hamemoney]

Loved that content on how made baseball gloves. That was super interesting and leant abit as well. Thank you.

[@iampotatogaming1686]

Seeing a glove being made is so fucking cool!!!!!!

[@jarredseasor]

Hi Trevor u are my favorite pitcher of all time the day I watched this I watched this I was not getting the plate and my friend came in and pitched amazing but we did not win the last 10 u game for me I have been watching u and the momentum channel for a while now thank you for the inspiration to keep pitching and it all happens to us

[@IsThisThePrizeIveWaitedFor]

It fills me with Joy that Trevor knew Hedwig’s name 🦉 He really is a nerd! 🤓😊

[@caleshtcincredibles]

the glove factory tour was fascinating Trev , thanks !

[@707ridah]

That letter from that kid was awesome and you csn tell Trevor was very happy to get it cause in The USA he wouldn't have gotten a letter.. I'm glad he's happy in Japanz they lvoe him there and wish the best 👌

[@tupapachu]

Chalupa is such a dope girl. Seems like it's always a good time

[@Vendrix86]

well it seems like she Trev have some good times together..

[@theitalianonyoutube5264]

man I love how he has a lot of gloves. It would be my dream and to see someone achieve it, it's fantastic.

[@neanderthalsnavel7411]

Thanks for showing the Hiroshima memorial. You showed angles of it I've never seen before.

[@AaronBridges]

Loved the glove making process. So cool. Thanks for sharing that

[@donniebyers]

These are the kind of videos I enjoy. There's more to baseball than playing and training.

[@charlestran6265]

At the glove factory, Trevor is the wife trying on all the clothes and Rachel is the husband thinking to himself “I’m missing the game for this?” lol. They’re baseball’s “IT” couple and they’re not even dating. Also, please make the fan mail segment a permanent thing. Those heartfelt letters you get are so touching.

[@michaelmcgriff492]

I'm highly addicted to your channel TB! Keep up the great work. Hope to be able to watch you play one day.

[@toxicmoldmedia]

The sleep apnea is affecting your quality of sleep bro which makes you feel sick and disoriented. Also silent reflux going on inflaming your airway causes that too. Can't lay on your back at all. Also, make sure you have an air purifier in your room for potential allergens (mold, dust, dander etc) because your voice sounds like your sinuses are infected ( they get infected easily for most people but they don't know it). Sleep studies won't tell you that reflux could be causing your airway to swell which affects your breathing at night, its an epidemic due to stomach ulcers we all have that keep coming back due to bad air quality. Clean your sinuses daily if you can. I use a Navage early in the day. You'd be surprised how a little bit of hydrogen peroxide in your nasal passage area, will open up the pathway.

[@ambla23]

Very interesting to see all that goes into making a baseball glove. True craftsmen!

[@KONCHWORKS]

I watched till the end without jumping to end, just awesome

[@yetse88]

I’m a huge fan Trevor love the videos!

[@riley02192012]

It's important to listen to your body and allow yourself rest and recovery time. You deserve it. ❤

[@user-sg3iv6zf6g]

来週から甲子園で高校野球が始まるからぜひ見に行ってほしい

[@flpndrox]

I missed getting to see the prefectural tournaments? :-(

[@filipinowhiteboy]

OH heck YES! He has got to go see that. High school Koshien is awesome!

[@user-cl1jd5ts5q]

it's too hot...shouldn't go

[@mrmatt7210]

Loved the content. (Glove manufacturer, Memorial and Universal Studios) Considering I will never visit Japan, it's a pleasure to share your own experiences.

[@monteradio]

Why don't you visit Japan? Be sure to visit sometime. welcome.

[@mrmatt7210]

@monteradio I appreciate the invitation, but financially, I don't see it happening.

[@monteradio]

@@mrmatt7210 Thanks for your reply. Japan has a very cheap exchange rate right now. If you are healthy and lucky in the future and get an airline ticket and a vacation, I will be waiting for you in Japan. I wish you happiness.