Rouki is a well-known pitcher in Japan's 3A baseball league, who is finding it difficult to increase his pitching speed. Despite his efforts in the recent fifth round of the 3A league matches, his pitching speed did not show any significant improvement. The performance, making headlines in Japan, has sparked discussions regarding the pitcher's future performances and overall potential.

Baseball is a favorite and widely followed sport in Japan, and many Japanese are passionate supporters of their local teams. Though the 3A league is lower than Major League Baseball, it still holds substantial importance. Players are meticulously scrutinized, and the slightest fluctuations in their performance could impact their careers. A player's speed, in particular, is greatly valuable, given the importance of fast pitches in the game.

In the United States or the European Union, young athletes also face performance pressure. The journey of a promising athlete struggling to overcome performance issues would resonate and capture interest. However, in the US Major League Baseball, the scrutiny might not be as intense for minor league players compared to Japan.