Win or lose, the Japan fans set an example

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Their culture, their people, their country, the way they play, and their passion that they show from the fans to the players, nothing but respect. A country that will always be respected and lovable by many other football fans.

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acidburnfx said:
Their culture, their people, their country, the way they play, and their passion that they show from the fans to the players, nothing but respect. A country that will always be respected and lovable by many other football fans.

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Congratulations to the Japanese people, fans and players
 
at the 2018 World Cup in Russia, they did the same thing, of course, it can't cause anything but respect
 
it's a wonder what a culture that takes respect and organization very seriously. It's a shame they lost, because I was rooting for them...
 
Japan manager Hajime Moriyasu bowed in appreciation to the fans who traveled all the way to Qatar to support their team.
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I agree here they are very respectful and they also understand that it is the most important thing to respect themselves and their environment as our forum respects everyone and we are all relatives here
 
acidburnfx said:
Japan manager Hajime Moriyasu bowed in appreciation to the fans who traveled all the way to Qatar to support their team.
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RESPECT!

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Brilliant coach and decent human being .
I love it that his name Hajime (はじめ) is the word for "begin" used in any martial arts 🥷
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This is an example for everyone. Unfortunately, not everyone is capable of this.
 
So many important things to learn from Japanese citizens.Their coach,players and those respectful fans deserved one more match.Thanks!
 
I think the problematic part of this is that there shouldn't be bags and bags of rubbish for the Japanese fans to pick up! Since when do the rest of the world think its OK to make a massive mess everywhere we go...
 
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I think the problematic part of this is that there shouldn't be bags and bags of rubbish for the Japanese fans to pick up! Since when do the rest of the world think its OK to make a massive mess everywhere we go...
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Dropping your game trash in the stands has been standard practice in North America for decades. It only started to change this century. In every stadium I was ever in, there was about one 55 gallon or so trash bin for every thousand or so fans. It (leaving your garbage behind) was obviously what you were supposed to do.

In japan however, in the few stadiums I have visited, there were ample bins and very little trash in the stands in the 80s and 90s.
 
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Dropping your game trash in the stands has been standard practice in North America for decades. It only started to change this century. In every stadium I was ever in, there was about one 55 gallon or so trash bin for every thousand or so fans. It (leaving your garbage behind) was obviously what you were supposed to do.

In japan however, in the few stadiums I have visited, there were ample bins and very little trash in the stands in the 80s and 90s.
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Interesting angle. Unfortunately you're right, if facilities aren't provided, then what can they expect us to do. The problem is it then becomes the norm everywhere you go.
 
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