Japan and the U.S. both have major baseball leagues but there are major differences between the two leagues. The differences result in the fact that both leagues emulate their respective cultures. Culture can be broken down into two categories; what people value and what the norms are. American baseball and Japanese baseball differ in both categories. In Japan, teams play to tie games rather than play for a win. U.S. is the opposite, as we play to win. This is related to the culture because Japanese culture values being average and having no one person better than another while the American culture values being the best. Another difference between the two leagues comes from the different norms of the two countries. In the U.S., fair is having