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'It's respect': Japanese fans win hearts again with touching WC tradition - Watch

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'It's respect': Japanese fans win hearts again with touching WC tradition - Watch
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Japanese football fans continued their tradition of cleaning up stadium stands after a 2-2 draw against the Netherlands at the FIFA World Cup. The act is described by supporters as a sign of respect for the players, the stadium, and the host nation.

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This recurring behavior highlights the cultural values of discipline and respect, which have become a positive global talking point during international sporting events.

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It s respect for everything : Japanese fans win hearts again with touching FIFA World Cup tradition - Watch | Football News - The Times of India

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