Wing Description:
Taste the traditions that bring fans together, featuring classic ballpark meals, local snacks, vendor culture, and the communal joy of eating in the stands. This wing presents food traditions from the United States, Japan, Taiwan, and the Dominican Republic side by side.
1. Classic Ballpark Meals Hall
Hall Description:
Iconic dishes that define the ballpark experience – from hot dogs and bento to empanadas and fried chicken. The Classic Ballpark Meals Hall collects arts related to the composite image showing a hot dog (USA), bento box (Japan), fried chicken with bubble tea (Taiwan), empanadas with tostones (Dominican Republic) and so on.
Figure 1. Classic Ballpark Meals Hall
2. Beverages & Snacks Hall
Hall Description:
Drinks and light bites that keep fans refreshed between innings, including beer, bubble tea, coconut water, and peanuts. The Beverages & Snacks Hall collects the digital arts for typical ballpark beverages and snacks: craft beer (USA), soft serve ice cream (Japan), bubble tea (Taiwan), coconut water with fresh fruit (Dominican Republic) and so on.
Figure 2. Beverages & Snacks Hall
3. Vendor Culture Hall
Hall Description:
The sights and sounds of stadium vendors – their calls, mobile carts, and unique selling methods that add to the ballpark atmosphere. The Vendor Culture Hall collects lots of virtual art works for vendor scenes such as a shouting peanut vendor (USA), a “beer girl” with mini‑keg (Japan), an electronic cart delivering food (Taiwan), a street vendor outside the stadium (Dominican Republic), etc.
Figure 3. Vendor Culture Hall
4. Communal Eating Hall
Hall Description:
Shared meals, tailgating, family picnics, and the social rituals of eating together in the ballpark or its parking lots. The Communal Eating Hall collects some digital arts such as the scene showing families tailgating (USA), sharing bento on a picnic sheet (Japan), cooking hot pot on a portable stove (Taiwan), gathering for a post‑game meal (Dominican Republic) and so on.
Figure 4. Communal Eating Hall