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KBO (Korea Baseball Organization) announced on the 21st that it will recruit 'national team Okinawa camp practice game observers'.
According to KBO, the observers will visit Okinawa, Japan, for three nights and four days from February 22 to 25. A total of 60 people will be recruited, and applications will be held on a first-come, first-served basis through the KBO website from 5 p.m. on January 21.
The observation team consists of a variety of programs to feel the enthusiasm of the national team's training, including watching two practice games against the Hanwha Eagles and KIA Tigers, as well as official training observations and group photos with the team.
In addition, the official cheering squad of the national team, consisting of cheerleaders and cheerleaders, will be dispatched to cheer at the practice game site. In addition, you will be able to make special memories with the cheering squad by accompanying them on major schedules such as a tour of major Okinawa tourist attractions, including dinner with the cheering squad.
Souvenirs such as "KBO X MU: DS National Team Collaboration Products (T-shirts, cheering sticks, fans)" will also be provided to all the observers.
It is the first time that KBO dispatches observers to the national team's practice game, and it is expected to be a differentiated opportunity for the national team to meet up close to the scene where they sweat to enhance their sense of practice ahead of the 2026 WBC in March.
Detailed programs and schedules may vary depending on the training schedule of the national team and the local weather conditions, and more details can be found on the KBO official website and mobile app.
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