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Japanese World Cup fans praised for stadium clean-up efforts

Japanese World Cup fans are gaining international recognition for their habit of cleaning up stadiums after matches. This practice, deeply ingrained from childhood education, involves meticulously collecting litter and leaving venues tidy. Fans like Eita Tanaka explain this behavior as a cultural norm emphasizing consideration for others and maintaining shared spaces. AI

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Japanese World Cup fans praised for stadium clean-up efforts

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Agence France-Presse ·

    ‘It’s our way’: Japan fans win hearts by cleaning up after World Cup match

    Japan fans left the stands spotless after their World Cup opener against the Netherlands in Texas on Sunday, saying it was “Japanese culture” to tidy up after themselves. Spectators stayed behind after the 2-2 draw to make sure they left the stadium as they found it, meticulously…