It’s no surprise that Japan’s fans are some of the most well-mannered in the world cleanliness is ingrained in the country’s culture. After their team’s historic 2-1 win over four-time World Cup champions Germany in their opening game of the tournament, Japan’s fans wasted no time in cleaning up the stands of Khalifa International Stadium in Qatar.
This isn’t the first time Japan’s fans have been spotted cleaning up after themselves at a major sporting event – they did the same at the World Cup in Russia four years ago, most notably after their team’s 3-2 defeat by Belgium in the last 16. It’s a display of respect for both their own country and the host nation, and it’s a tradition that Japan’s fans are sure to continue during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
The Japanese people are known for their impeccable manners, and their fans are no exception. In a country where cleanliness is held in high regard, it’s no surprise that Japan’s fans would take the time to clean up after themselves even in the midst of celebration. It’s a tradition that Japan’s fans are sure to continue during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, and it’s a display of respect for both their own country and the host nation.