Images of Samurai Blue fans cleaning up World Cup stadiums have garnered them widespread praise, but back in Japan, a post ...

Japanese men have long been praised for one World Cup habit in particular: staying behind after matches to clean up the ...

The fans collected water bottles and trash, placing the discarded items in trash bags after Japan played the Netherlands on ...

Japanese soccer fans at the 2026 FIFA World Cup collected garbage in blue trash bags following their team's first match.

Japanese fans sweeping and picking up trash in stadiums after watching their team.

Fans of the Japanese national team have become well-known for picking up after themselves following big World Cup matches.

The viral stadium clean-ups by Japanese supporters are rooted in culture, education and a lifelong respect for shared spaces.

They may not be seeking recognition, but the Japan supporters have earned the respect of the international football community ...

When the Japan vs. Netherlands World Cup ​match ended, many headed for the exits, but Japanese fans reached for trash bags ...

Japanese men accused of double standards over viral World Cup clean-ups: ‘Please do it at home’ - ‘Please do it at home’ poster points to gender gap in household chores performed by men ...

Images of Samurai Blue fans cleaning up World Cup stadiums garnered praise, many complaining men rarely do so at home ...