After a historic draw against the Netherlands in their last World Cup match. Japan’s players have already made us accustomed to their order and cleanliness.
The players of Japan’s national team once again drew attention for a habit that has already become their trademark: leaving the locker room completely clean and tidy before leaving the stadium.
Far from leaving as soon as the match ends, the footballers and members of the delegation gather their belongings, tidy up the place, and make sure everything is left spotless.
The images shared after their matches show an almost perfect locker room, something that has been widely praised by fans and organizers.
For the Japanese, this behavior is part of a culture based on respect for shared spaces and gratitude toward those who work behind every event.