Overview
- Japan beat Tunisia 4–0 on June 21, delivering a dominant performance that energized fans across the country.
- Major public-viewing sites filled with celebrants, including large crowds at Nissan Stadium and lively gatherings at Tokyo’s Shibuya crossing.
- Local events quantified the turnout with about 800 people at a DAZN-hosted PV at Aeon Mall Okinawa Rycom and roughly 170 attendees at a hometown PV in Kakamigahara.
- Key players drove the result: Daichi Kamada opened the scoring, Ayase Ueda produced a powerful finish, and hometown-linked defender Junnosuke Suzuki made his first World Cup appearance to cheers from local supporters.
- Separate civic news included an NPO screening and public display of the salvaged WWII fighter 'Shidenkai' to about 900 visitors and a government inspection of TEPCO’s Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Unit 6 where officials reported strong on-site safety awareness and pledged ongoing oversight.