If Japan showed anything other than bravery on the pitch, it was exemplary behavior during the World Cup in Qatar.

The Samurai lost to Croatia on penalties and left the 2022 Qatar World Cup in the round of 16.

Despite the adversities, the Japanese have never lost that training that characterizes them and that made them go viral more than once during the World Cup.

Not only did they respect their characteristic sense of order at all times, leaving the dressing rooms immaculate after each game, but they also greeted like no other team.

An attitude that was personalized in the gesture of his coach, Hajime Moriyasu, after the end of the match against the Croatians and which went viral on social media, where it was greatly applauded.

The coach bowed in the stands as a sign of gratitude to all the Japanese fans and brought his hand to his heart several times to share the difficult moment with his people but always with respect and gratitude.

Similarly, Moriyasu has also been a leader with his own players, whom he comforted with hugs and caresses, in the difficult moment that means for any professional to say goodbye to the dream of the World Cup.