[뉴스더보기] 네덜란드 이긴 뒤 봉투 꺼내들고 쓰레기 주운 일본 팬들…선수단 라커룸도 '반짝' / 연합뉴스TV (YonhapnewsTV)

Japan's long-standing culture of cleaning up after sports matches has become a hot topic at the CONCACAF World Cup. On the 15th (Korean time), Japan drew 2-2 with the Netherlands in their opening Group F match at Dallas Stadium in Texas. After the match ended, Japanese fans did not leave immediately but instead took out blue bags and cleaned up beverage cans and other debris scattered around the stands. These blue bags, a symbol of Japanese soccer, are inflated during matches to function as balloon cheering tools, and are repurposed as trash bags after the game. The team also garnered attention for their meticulous cleanup. AFP reported, "The Japanese national team locker room was neatly organized after the players left, with only paper cranes remaining." A Japanese national team official explained to AFP, "It is our own quiet way of expressing gratitude to the organizers who helped us use the stadium." Reporter: Lee Jun-hum Audio: AI Dubbing Producer: Lee Jin-kyun #Japan #WorldCup #Stands #Cleaning #Netherlands #LockerRoom #PaperCrane #Japan #WorldCup #Stands #Cleaning #Netherlands #LockerRoom #PaperCrane ▣ Subscribe to Yonhap News TV's documentary channel 'Docu-Digging'    / @docu-digging   ▣ Subscribe to Yonhap News TV YouTube Channel    / @yonhapnewstv23   ▣ The beginning of Korean news, Yonhap News TV / Yonhap News TV http://www.yonhapnewstv.co.kr/