The popular Japanese talent search show, "Geki Rare-san" or “The Ultra Rares," has aired its final episode, introducing an impressive total of 583 unique individuals to the public throughout its lifespan. The television program, reputed for highlighting the extraordinary talents and rare qualities of ordinary people, ended its run on a high note. Details on the individual participants in the last episode, their unique skills, or the future plans of the show remains unclear.

In Japan, such shows are more than just a means of entertainment; they are platforms to celebrate and respect the unique qualities of individuals. This reflects the Japanese societal value of individuality meshing with the group, where people's unique abilities are celebrated while maintaining harmony in the larger community.

In the US or EU, talent shows are also quite popular. Shows like "America's Got Talent" or "Britain's Got Talent" similarly showcase various unique skills and unorthodox talents. However, these primarily serve entertainment purposes and have a competitive edge to them, not necessarily aiming to celebrate individuality in everyday life to the same extent.