Summer Koshien, 29 local tournaments live broadcasts -mobile phone Watch
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At "Virtual Koshien" of "Sports Bull"
左から、朝日放送テレビ取締役の今村 俊昭氏と朝日新聞執行役員の高野 健一氏The Asahi Shimbun and the Asahi Broadcasting Television will develop projects aimed at broadcasting "all local competition games" in "Virtual High School Baseball" in the sports media "Sports Bull".KDDI is also participating in the development network of local stadiums.
Kenichi Takano, executive officer of the Asahi Shimbun, and Toshiaki Imamura, director of Asahi Broadcasting Television, explained the project presentation.
About virtual high school baseball
朝日新聞執行役員の高野 健一氏Mr. Takano of the Asahi Shimbun said, "In 2018, the Asahi Shimbun and Asahi Broadcasting (now Asahi Broadcasting Group Holdings), which were the 100th year of high school baseball, started jointly and celebrated the 100th anniversary tournament.He concluded a platform contract with Sports Bull, and is now in the current form. "
This time, it is said that a project aiming to broadcast all games in local competitions will be started.
Approximately 2400 games will be broadcast live for 2021 initiatives.There are a total of 29 local tournaments that are broadcast live from the first round to the finals, and will be broadcast live between the semifinals and the finals in all 49 local competitions.
Regarding the number of matches, Mr. Takano said, "Compared to FY2020, which was canceled in the championship and held its own tournament in each region, 2..He said, "I would like to focus on increasing the number of relay games so that high school baseball fans can enjoy high school baseball on smartphones and personal computers anytime, anywhere," he said.
New service from this year
朝日放送テレビ取締役の今村 俊昭氏Mr. Imamura of Asahi Broadcasting Television explained a new service starting with "Virtual High School Baseball" in 2021.
The "multi -view" function is a function that allows you to watch up to 5 games at the same time.The significant increase in the number of relay games has led to the provision of this time because "there are days when more than 200 games are played a day" (Mr. Imamura).
In addition, a new “missed distribution” service will be provided for a fee.The price is 1960 yen per game, and the "tournament pass", which is unlimited for each tournament or season, is 4900 yen.It can be used in a match that has been overlooked, or if you want to leave a game where relatives and families participate as a commemoration.
The "Super Play Video" function has been released for smartphone users.The function is distributed a short competition video according to the vertical screen of the smartphone.Video can be switched one after another with swipe, and can be used easily even in a short time, such as commuting.
In addition, the 25th National High School Women's Rigid Baseball Selection Tournament, which will be held this year, will be broadcast live in the third round of the Virtual High School Baseball.
In the tournament, the first final finals will be held at Koshien Stadium, and this finals will be broadcast live.
The role of the KDDI group
In the virtual high school baseball initiative, KDDI is in charge of the communication network of local stadiums.
KDDIパーソナル事業本部サービス統括本部副統括本部長の繁田 光平氏Mr. Kohei Shigeta, Deputy General Manager of the KDDI Personal Business Headquarters Service Headquarters Headquarters, said, "I can communicate, but it may be not enough to upload high -quality content.I go to the site and adjust the output of the antenna. "
It is also said that JCOM and J Sports of the KDDI Group are in charge of shooting locally.
Mr. Shigeta, who was raised in sports, said, "I want to give back to sports" and "I want to give back to sports."It was our mission to go.
[Correction] At the first time in this article, there was an error in the broadcast game of the title.I will fix it.
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