Japanese football fans reveal reasons for cleaning the stadium after the 2026 World Cup match
Japanese football fans collect trash from the stands after a match at the 2026 World Cup, saying it is part of their culture and out of respect for the organizers, players and venues. The message was quoted via FIFA's social media accounts.
One Japanese female soccer fan gives a brief interview in the clip, saying, “Why are we picking up trash on the field after the first match of the 2026 World Cup? That's our culture. But what is important is respect in every aspect — for the players, for the fans and for the stadium. For us it is a great honor to be here at the World Championship. So we don't want to create a mess and leave it behind.”
The message was quoted by FIFA's official account on social media. This helps explain the reasoning behind the cleaning of Japanese fans as an act of courtesy and respect for hosting a world-class event.Related Articles
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