Highly-integrated figure, Shin Sina, has decided to temporarily suspend their activities within the Comrades' Association in Japan. Although reasons were not explicitly provided, the cultural norm in Japan of personal restraint has allowed for an understanding reception. The timeline of this self-imposed withdrawal is currently unspecified.

In Japan, voluntary self-restraint is a cultural norm, often practiced when individuals face criticism or scrutiny. By stepping back to "reflect", they seek to not only rectify their own actions but also make an implicit apology to those affected by their actions. This action represents both a personal and social accountability, reflecting Japanese societal values of respecting group harmony and accountability.

In contrast, Western societies, such as the US or EU, may tend to favor direct confrontation or legal actions for rectification. This is due to the more individualist nature of their societies compared to the collective orientation in Japan.