The most polite hooligans you'll ever meet.

This is Tokyo on the 24th of June, 6 AM. After watching the match being won by Japan in Roppongi 'Legends' bar, I saw something I never imagined I would witness in my whole life. Me and my friends were flabbergasted. Part #2 at Shibuya square (Japan's busiest intersection) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nm9NmCyd65I

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See the Japanese public go frenzy after their national team has won the world cup soccer game against Denmark. Every time the traffic light turns green for cars, they politely go back to the pavement, but once the traffic light turns red, they make a run for the center spot on the road crossing. Highly unusual to see them so publicly emotional.

Category:

Comedy

Tags:

• Japanese
• polite
• frenzy
• hooligans
• world
• cup
• emotional
• Roppongi
• Tokyo
• Soccer
• FIFA World Cup
• Fiesta

[masunosuke22]

外国人に信号を守るところが礼儀正しいと褒められているようです­ね。

それって当り前であって、信号まで無視する外国の方々がおかしい­んですよ。

喜ぶのはいい。

だが、交差点で警察が出るくらい騒ぎ散らして迷惑をかけるこの光­景

とてもじゃないが、褒められたものじゃない、いや　むしろ　恥ずかしい。

騒ぐなと言ってるんじゃない、騒いでいい場所でヤレ

時と場所、場合をわきまえろ　と言っているのです。ほとんどの人がそう思っているのでは。

[b723155301]

これは…

礼儀正しいとは言えないでしょう。日本では、かなりマナーの悪い­ほうですよ！！

ふつうに交通を妨害してるのだから、礼儀正しいとはいえません。

日本にいらっしゃって、本当の「礼儀」とは何か、体感してくださ­い。

[PowderGuyTC]

In Japan, this act may not called "polite", but I sure this is most "polite" soccer celebrating on planet.

[TheVlachosLocos]

this arent hooligans

[2g0a1g0a]

ちょっと他所の芝生が青く見えてるね？

こっちが礼儀正しいと言うより、これが普通なんだよ。

おたくらも礼儀を正しくしようと常に肝に銘じてればできる事だよ­。

[MichelLeRoi]

@HiTEqMETHOD This video is such rare footage, exactly because of strict public protocol and ettiquette.

[52ppon]

@HiTEqMETHOD I completely agree with you.

[HiTEqMETHOD]

@52ppon

yeah but the japanese standard for public behavior is extremely conservative, these guys may be hooligans in japan, but if this happened almost anywhere else in the world it wouldn't be impolite. it'd just be people having fun after their team won. japan can be a bit of a downer at times.

[52ppon]

@HiTEqMETHOD actually if you read the japanese text, they are apparently the japanese equivalent of hooligans, "bad manners and definitely not polite."