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Japan soccer fans clean up Texas stadium
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FIFA World Cup, Japan and Netherlands
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Yuto, a 22-year-old student from Japan studying in the US, decided to bike his way from Pittsburgh to Dallas to watch his home country play the Netherlands in the World Cup.
Following the final whistle during a World Cup match between the Netherlands and Japan on Sunday, Japanese fans immediately got to work—not finding a place to keep the party going, but by cleaning up trash in the Dallas Stadium.
A Fox broadcaster chided the Japanese team after another corner kick attempt was thwarted by the Netherlands in a World Cup game on Sunday. “The Japanese players think they’re taller than they actually are,
Jameis Winston was immersed in Team Japan’s culture after their World Cup game on Sunday. Japan tied the Netherlands 2-2 in their opening game of the World Cup. As is tradition, fans stayed after and threw out every piece of garbage on the floors and seats of their section inside AT&T Stadium in Dallas.
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