Sharing experiences with the world; inviting children from disaster-stricken areas to the World Cup - ４大会連続で被災地の子どもたちをワールドカップへ、能登から７人

With his chonmage (topknot) wig and samurai armour costume, Hirokazu Tsunoda - aka Tsun-san - is one of Japanese football’s most recognisable supporters. Tsun-san has been leading charity initiative to invite children from disaster-stricken areas to the World Cup and the Olympics for 12 years. This year, seven children from the Noto region, which suffered extensive damage in the earthquake two and a half years ago, watched Japan-Netherlands match, participated in various activities. However there have been critiques that this charity initiative—which involves taking children to the World Cup—is extravagant, unnecessary, and unfair as it only benefits a selected few. Why does Tsun-san keep inviting children to the World Cup? - サッカー日本代表の名物サポーター、ちょんまげ隊長ツンさんとして知られる角田寛和（つのだ・ひろかず）さん。2014年のブラジル大会から、日本の被災地の子どもたちをワールドカップに招待する活動を続けています。「ぜいたくだ」「不公平だ」との批判もあるなか、なぜこの活動を続けているのでしょうか。Stream all 104 matches of the FIFA World Cup 2026™ live and free on SBS On Demand, with full replays, mini matches and highlights available throughout the tournament.  - FIFA World Cup 2026™ の全104試合を SBS On Demandでライブ・無料で視聴しましょう。大会を通じて、フルリプレイ、ミニマッチ、ハイライトも配信されます。