A group of WGU first visited the Turngemeinde Sport Club in Berlin that was founded in 1848. Unfortunately, it was a rainy day, so GTBL was demonstrated inside the tennis court. The Chairman and the Manager of this Club also joined the game and enjoyed for the first time. WGU promoted the members of this Club that GTBL is a suitable sport for all ages and ask to try playing more.

Next, WGU' group visited Wolfsburg city, the focused place for this promotional visiting. Wolfsburg is the city of 13million populations and located about 220km west of Berlin, where the headquarters of world famous car company "Volkswagen" is located. What is more, the city is rich in greenery, and is welcome to new sports and cultural activities. The promotional activities were held in the VFR Eintracht Stadium (artificial lawn for soccer) that is organized by a sport club of city. Thanks to prior PR activity of this trip by the Germany-Japan Association, a total of more than 50 people, including the Mayor Kolbe, of Wolfsburg city, members of elderly club, members of Germany-Japan Association, and students from the local sport clubs, were joined. At first, the participant were observing GTBL interestingly, but at last they enthusiastically playing GTBL when they took the sticks. The next day was a rainy day and when the members from Japan wore their rain coats and played the game, the participants also put up their umbrellas and joined the game together. The President Teruko Balogh of Germany-Japan Association was amazed and said "It is unbelievable that we still play while it rains".

At the end, an GTBL exchange tournament was held among the participants of the local people and the Japanese member team, and the winner was a member from the local senior computer club. At the last stage of this trip, this group visited Braunschweig city, located about 50km from southwest of Wolfsburg city. The population is 26million and is a historical and cultural city since 12B.C. The promotional activities were held at the local park and about 20people were joined. There were the participants who joined all activities in above three cities and were very interested in GTBL. The members of Germany-Japan Association were the main participants and played the game. The GTBL lover in Germany already seemed to have been born.

Thus, the activities which were accomplished in the three cities, the used sticks and gates from Japan were donated to the local cities including the sports clubs. Especially in Wolfsburg city, they wanted to hold the GTBL exchange games next year and requested visiting more participants from Japan immediately. This promotional activity was a successful journey for the future GTBL in Europe.