Counterfeit Japan National Team Jerseys Found in Children's Sizes; Warning from Sneaker App Operator Wins 'Public Award'
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Counterfeit versions of the Japan national football team jerseys have been circulating, and this has become a problem. Fake children's jerseys have also been found, and buyers are being urged to be careful.
The company that operates the sneaker buying and selling app "SNKRDUNK" issued a warning about counterfeit products. This initiative won the "Public Award." Counterfeit goods can look very similar to genuine ones, so when shopping online, it is important to carefully check the seller and product information.
Information has also been released about the venues for the Asian Cup. The tournament will use five venues, with the most in the capital, Riyadh, and a total of 31 matches, including the final, are scheduled to be played. The Japan national team will also play its second and third group stage matches in Riyadh.
For fans supporting the Japan national team, it is important to choose genuine jerseys correctly. It is recommended to check official announcements together with information on the tournament schedule and venues.
Sources: ゲキサカ
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