I feel that such efforts are increasing, but there are many things I don't know and don't understand.

Yes.

At the time of the Great East Japan Earthquake. I was definitely in high school.

It was reported that soccer players playing in Europe wrote messages on their uniforms to encourage those affected by the disaster.

When I saw him, I remember the first time I realized that athletes have the power to inspire others even when they are not competing.

I don't have anything that I can proudly say, “I'm working on this.” There are things we do in our daily lives, such as reducing plastic waste as much as possible and turning off the lights frequently. But from now on, I would like to think about what kind of problems my actions are connected to in the world.

No, I learned it for the first time. What a great idea!

Speaking of stadiums, once built, it's normal to stay on the land for a long time.There are no earthquakes in England, where I played, so there are many historic buildings, including stadiums.

Certainly. But with a stadium that can be dismantled like this Ras Abu Aboud Stadium, there is no need to worry about the future.

Yes. I don't know much about soccer, but I am keenly aware that this kind of sustainable movement is on the rise. I think it's a good thing that through a global event like the World Cup, we can turn our attention to sustainable activities and have an opportunity to become an interest in them.

Is there such a stadium?

I didn't know that at all. I see, so electricity is also used for curing the lawn... If the stadium doesn't have electricity, we can't play there. Come to think of it, how is electricity produced in Europe?

Certainly, I felt that in Europe, there are large propellers for wind power generation everywhere.Even in a casual life, there are many things to realize.

I haven't been very conscious of it before, but recently I've become interested in things that seem good for the environment, even though I don't know what they are.

I have running shoes made from marine plastic waste, and I wear them many time. I really like the design as well. But it's not just about whether or not it's cool, but when you know the story behind the item, such as how it's environmentally friendly, you'll feel even more attached to it, and above all, it feels good.

Mushrooms, do you mean mushrooms? How about mushrooms on leather...?

It's something that keeps its strength. very.

There was a staff member on the previous team who didn't eat meat, milk, or butter at all. But I think they ate fish and eggs. Do vegan and vegetarian diets have any religious influences?

What kind of place is sustainable?

I see. It may be a manifestation of the high environmental awareness of Europeans.

In Europe, watching soccer games is not just entertainment, but a part of culture and life. For example, in Europe, a certain grandfather is a supporter and his father is also a supporter, so I have been a supporter of the local team since I was born.

Certainly. As if it were built into our DNA, it continues for three or four generations. Originally, sustainable initiatives may have to be taken for granted. But there are still many things I don't know. That's why I want to see it with my own eyes and think seriously about what we can do.