An increased number of conflicts or quarrels have occurred during a prominent local festival venue, causing a stir among residents and authorities. As tensions rise, demands for the cancellation of the event are growing more significant, building pressure on the festival organizers. The local administration, wary of escalating trouble, is moving towards implementing the decision to call off the event in an attempt to ensure public safety.

Festivals are an integral part of Japanese culture and foster community bonding. Historically, these events have served as occasions for merriment and positive energy. However, in recent years, instances of quarrels and conflicts disrupting the peace at these events have increased, raising concerns on aspects of public safety, and respect for cultural traditions. The increasing demand to cancel such events reflects people's growing intolerance towards deviant behavior at these cultural gatherings.

In the US or EU, similar instances of public events leading to unrest have led to a stringent review of the event permits by local authorities. Measures such as stricter security, restrictions on crowd size, or even cancellation have been taken in the past to ensure public safety and a respectful ambiance for the cultural event.