The All Blacks produced a touching moment at the Rugby World Cup following their 46-14 thrashing over Ireland.
Ireland's quarter-final exit, the nation's seventh at a World Cup, also signalled the end of captain Rory Best's career.
The Ireland hooker played 124 test matches for his country and the British and Irish Lions in a career which began in 2005.
The All Blacks made sure to give him a proper send off by lining up for a guard of honour as he walked off the field after the game.
The Tokyo crowd also gave Best a massive cheer as he was interviewed after the test defeat.