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Japan fans inspire locals to join their famous stadium clean-up tradition after World Cup clash with Sweden
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· Jun 21, 2026
Japan fans keep World Cup clean-up tradition alive
Japanese fans once again cleaned the stands after Japan's 4-0 World Cup victory over Tunisia, continuing a tradition that has become a symbol of respect and sportsmanship. Supporters collected rubbish in the stadium before leaving, a gesture that has drawn admiration at every World Cup since 1998.
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