Cultural lessons are given in Qatar (and not only) by both Japanese fans and players who achieved success yesterday great victory over germany 2-1 in the group stage world Cup.

FIFA posted photos of the impeccable state of the Japanese team’s dressing room on their social media accounts.

They, perhaps, from the heart celebrated the victory over the Germans, but his “samurai”. Hajime Moriyasu they made sure to fold towels neatly, leave plastic bottles and food cans neatly in a secluded area, and leave no rubbish at all.

After the historic victory over Germany on #Soccer World Cup On the day of the fourth match, Japanese fans cleared their rubbish from the stadium while @jfa_samuraiblue came out of the locker room at the Khalifa International Stadium like this. Irreproachable.

Domo Arigato.👏🇯🇵 pic.twitter.com/NuAQ2xrwSI

— FIFA.com (@FIFAcom) November 23, 2022

Impressively, they even left origami paper for their owners in Khalifa Stadium Qatar

Recall that the Japanese team also went viral during the 2018 World Cup in Russia. Then, despite losing 3-2 to Belgium in the 1/8 finals, the Japanese again “cleaned up” their dressing room and left a note with the words “thank you” in Russian.

Japan was eliminated from the World Cup game on Monday. But the crushing defeat from Belgium did not prevent the Japanese team from cleaning up the locker room and leaving a note thanking Russia for hosting them. “Thank you, thank you) #PlanetHaibo pic.twitter.com/UZ2CQ8oeme

— Radio 2000 (@Radio2000_ZA) July 4, 2018

Permanent Japanese fans in stadiums in Qatar

The first test of the country’s general mentality was also given by Japanese fans, who from the very first match of the World Cup (Qatar – Ecuador) collected both their own rubbish and someone else’s, standing in the same stands.

🚨 Japanese fans are left to clean the stadium after the World Cup match between Qatar and Ecuador, huge respect 👏 pic.twitter.com/F9Lky5kGKW

— SPORTbible (@sportbible) November 21, 2022

Their impeccable behavior in the stands continued in the match with Germany. Fans and players became “one” at the stadium in Doha and furiously celebrated the victory. However, after that, they did not fail to clean the locker rooms, platforms and their seats.

Cleaning up after one of their greatest #Soccer World Cup wins 👏

Huge respect to these Japanese fans 🙌 #Qatar2022 pic.twitter.com/RVwLwykPeq

— FIFA World Cup (@FIFAWorldCup) November 24, 2022

They celebrated on the streets of Tokyo, but only when it was green for pedestrians.

Just as the Saudis did after the victory over Argentina, the Japanese took to the streets of their country to celebrate their great grief, although it was already late at night for them.

I was impressed by the footage from Tokyo, where you can really see why this country and its people work like clockwork. As long as the traffic light was “green” for pedestrians and “red” for cars, people happily celebrated in the middle of the road.

The most organized celebration in Tokyo since Japan’s victory over Germany.

Fans race through Shibuya Intersection but responsibly return to the sidewalks when cars have to drive. pic.twitter.com/bkAKS59CK0

— Trung Fan (@TrungTPhan) November 23, 2022

But when it became “green” for cars, with the help of the traffic controllers, everyone immediately stopped to let cars through and not create problems on the roads. Once it turned red for vehicles again, the party continued…