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The time is July 2002... The Japan-Korea World Cup was in full swing, and Japan was buzzing with excitement. However, Fuji TV was somehow reporting and labeling the event as "Korea-Japan" instead of "Japan-Korea." Furthermore, Fuji TV cut the award ceremony scene for Turkey, who had defeated South Korea in the third-place play-off. This incident became news even in Turkey. Additionally, while South Korea's matches were plagued by suspicious refereeing decisions that drew outrage worldwide, Fuji TV continued to defend South Korea and mocked viewers who pointed out the unnaturalness of the coverage. On the 2ch Media Board, users were fiercely criticizing this biased reporting (specifically criticizing the bias, not Korea itself). Amidst this, a certain post appeared. "52: Anonymous 02/07/04 11:04 Even if we make banners, they'll just zoom in on some celebrity's face to hide them, won't they? Better yet, how about this? We go pick up the trash first and get rid of it all (lol)" Trash pickup as a critique of biased reporting? The logic was this: Fuji TV's annual "27-Hour TV" had a project that year called "Shonan: 10,000 People Trash Pickup." The plan was to "pick up every last bit of trash before Fuji arrives to make them lose face." Broadcast for 27-Hour TV was set to start in just two days, on Saturday, July 6th at 18:30. Time was short, but supporters of the proposal gradually appeared, and by that night, a thread was moved to the Meetup Board. Thread Title: [2ch-ers] Shonan Trash Pickup Meetup [Has Arrived] And so, the specific planning began.
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Male. The proposer, his handle (trip) is "Dokidoki Anonymous-san." The leader. A 2ch user.
People who post on the "Anything Goes Live J Board." They are a diverse group including men, women, students, and working adults. They love interesting things, and many of them don't look for jobs or attend school. Many have no romantic partners, and if a woman enters the thread, they often get excited and spam dirty jokes. Conversely, if they find someone with a boyfriend or girlfriend, they become aggressive, saying "Normies should explode." On the other hand, if a non-normie (someone without a partner) is lamenting, they encourage them, saying "Keep your head up..." They tend to be harsh toward feminists. Nan-J users often call them "shitty feminists." Most are male, and thread members refer to each other by their post numbers. They use slang like adding "-ngo" to the end of sentences or saying "Please stop-clemens lololol" in a joking manner, but many are surprisingly sensitive.
People who post on 2ch, commonly known as "5channel." They are a diverse group including men, women, students, and working adults. They love interesting things, and many of them don't look for jobs or attend school. Many have no romantic partners, but they usually don't care much. By the way, to those whose lies are falling apart or who lose a comment war, they say "Wipe your tears." They tend to be harsh toward feminists. Nan-J users often call them "shitty feminists." Most are male, and thread members refer to each other by their post numbers. They don't use "-ngo" much and tend to speak using 2ch syntax. In Shonan, they do things like making "Giko Cat" out of sand or creating "flags with Giko Cat holding a bag and tongs" to show that 2ch did the cleaning.
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[2ch-ers] Shonan Trash Pickup Meetup [Has Arrived]
Release Date 2026.10.04 / Last Updated 2026.10.04
