@_.shuckyeah: The tradition continues 🇯🇵✨ Japan's stadium cleanup tradition is rooted in a cultural value of respecting shared spaces and leaving places better than they were found. From a young age, many children in Japan participate in cleaning their own classrooms and schools, helping instill a sense of responsibility and community. That mindset carries into sporting events. Japanese supporters often stay behind after matches—win or lose—to collect trash and tidy the stands as a simple gesture of respect for the host venue, event staff, and fellow fans. #Japan #worldcup #fifa #fyp #japanvsbrazil

Enajera2020 :

😢 Cleaning Stadium After Is One Of The Hardest Jobs Out There. THANK YOU JAPAN

*Addinz* :

proud of u blue samurai.

Greenlegacyfoundationuganda :

Respect begins with responsibility. The sight of Japanese football fans carrying trash bags and cleaning the stadium after the final whistle is more than a tradition it is a powerful reflection of environmental stewardship, discipline, and respect for shared spaces. Imagine the transformation if every community embraced this mindset. Cleaner streets, healthier ecosystems, reduced flooding, and a generation that understands that protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility, not someone else's. Green Legacy Foundation Uganda applauds this remarkable example and encourages people around the world to turn admiration into action. Let's carry the same spirit into our homes, schools, stadiums, workplaces, and communities. Join Green Legacy Foundation Uganda as a volunteer and help us inspire a culture where leaving a place cleaner than we found it becomes the norm not the exception. Protecting Nature. Empowering Communities. Restoring Hope.

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MiX :

jauh beda dgn Konoha

Bhola raja :

they are in2030

fortnitefun01 :

wow

Agbolahan8 :

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