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Hmmm the few people that clean up at Japanese football games don't actually represent everyone. Many leave drinks containers behind or bento boxes that they bro
by ktallett 2y ago
Hmmm the few people that clean up at Japanese football games don't actually represent everyone. Many leave drinks containers behind or bento boxes that they brought with them, and often you are given bags of goodies (not actually that exciting, I got a branded folder of the team, and a salad dressing one time) which end up being 'forgotten'. Whilst yes some fans do keep it very tidy, as with many things in Japan, there is an idolised view that isn't based on reality.
- renewiltord 2y agoYes, it’s not fully tidy but I think comparing a top tier derby in either nation is nonetheless instructive.
- byteraccoon 2y agoNot football, and i've only been to one baseball game in Tokyo, but it was crazy , after the game everyone spent time to clean up their area - it was like a peer pressure thing almost & didn't seem like just a just a few people but the entire stadium for the most part