After Ha Ji-won finished his first pitch as a Korean actor at Fenway Park in Boston, he visited National Park in Washington, D.C., and enjoyed the Major League this time in the stands, not on the mound.
On the 26th, Ha Ji-won released photos and videos taken in Washington DC, USA, along with the words “Game Day Washington DC, Baseball Life” on his SNS.
Behind Ha Ji-won in the picture, local baseball fans filled the National Park Ground and the stands were unfolded.
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Wearing a red hat for the Washington Nationals, he wore a striped top and white pants. Dark outerwear was tied around the waist, and long braided hair in pigtails completed a comfortable ballpark outfit.
It also showed him looking at the camera with one hand on his waist or smiling with his arms raised above his hat. He didn’t just leave pictures outside the stadium. Ha Ji-won sat in the stands and filmed the ground where the game was being played, and enjoyed the atmosphere of the local baseball stadium in person among the large number of spectators.
His role has changed since he was in Boston a few days ago. Ha Ji-won, who took the mound at Fenway Park wearing a Red Sox uniform at the time, became a spectator wearing a Nationals hat in Washington. Instead of the tension ahead of the first pitch, each photo showed the relaxation of taking a slow look inside and outside the stadium.
Ha Ji-won previously pitched the Boston Red Sox and Baltimore Orioles game at Fenway Park in Boston, Massachusetts.
He, who was the first Korean actor to take the mound at Fenway Park, appeared on the ground with Kim Byung-hyun, who played in Boston, and finished the first pitch. Initially, the schedule was postponed due to rain, but he took the mound again to complete the historical moment.
After the official schedule was over, his visit was also to the baseball stadium. The venue changed from Boston to Washington, D.C., but Ha Ji-won went back to the stands wearing a baseball cap. He enjoyed the game itself at another Major League Baseball stadium without finishing it after experiencing the first pitch event once.
The short phrase “Baseball Life” written on social media also showed this move as it is. At Fenway Park, he was the first Korean actor to record, and at National Park, he was a baseball fan sitting among local spectators. Ha Ji-won’s major league schedule, which started in Boston, continued to the Washington stands.
[Kim Seunghye, MK Sports Reporter]