"..."
What? Since only one of them could stay with their parents, they competed with each other for their family's love?
The girls instinctively made that connection, and the way they looked at him gradually became subtle and strange.
Looking at it that way, the two of them were rather cute...
"Alright, none of that is important. I just wanted to give you a general idea." Ogura Asahi decisively put an end to the topic.
The more he said, the more mistakes he could make... Though it seemed he had already said more than enough.
If anything else came up next time, he really wouldn't be able to hide it...
A little after two in the afternoon, the five of them arrived at Kawasaki Racecourse.
Using the excuse that he needed to change clothes and pick something up, Ogura Asahi did not come over with them. They had only agreed to meet at the entrance.
After meeting up, each person paid the 100-yen admission fee, and he led them to the stands.
Since the official organization's main source of income came from betting commissions, admission was very cheap. Special seating, however, cost more.
"There are quite a lot of people." Nagasaki Sōse looked around and found plenty of spectators here. The venue's capacity was also far beyond what she had imagined.
"It feels way bigger than Budokan..." Chihaya Aine commented as she looked around the venue.
"Though most of the seats are empty."
"Hehe," Ogura Asahi explained, "because most spectators prefer betting online these days."
Even without counting the racetrack itself, the stands here were twice the size of Budokan and could accommodate thirty thousand people.
For a local racecourse, this was already quite large. It was only smaller than Tokyo's Oi, which held fifty thousand people, and was