Fans of Team Japan continued their famous tradition of cleaning up the stands after a 1-1 draw against Sweden at Dallas Stadium.

Popular streamer IShowSpeed was under spotlight after taking part in Japan's well-known postmatch tradition after Round of 32 loss to Brazil.

Japan’s fans stayed behind after one of the more dramatic games of the World Cup so far — not to continue the celebrations, but to clean up. Supporters were seen picking up trash around Dallas Stadium ...

Japanese fans have earned global praise for cleaning up after World Cup matches. But the tradition has also sparked debate in Japan over housework, public image and private behavior.

When the Japan vs. Netherlands World Cup ​match ended, many headed for the exits, but Japanese fans reached for trash bags instead.

The viral stadium clean-ups by Japanese supporters are rooted in culture, education and a lifelong respect for shared spaces.

Japanese fans cleaning stadiums after major sporting events often leave the world impressed, but the practice is rooted in a much deeper cultural tradition ...

Japan supporters have built a respected reputation for tidying up football stadiums before they leave. But what is the reason for it?