The entertainment duo, Doumae and Usagi, recently won the KOC Prize with a cash award of 10 million yen. The buzz in Japan centers on how the dynamic pair intend to utilize their prize money. Having earned their fame and upcoming plans on their talent and showmanship, they have sparked curiosity and anticipation among fans and the general public.

Winning large prize money in Japan, like in many places, often sparks public interest in how winners plan to use their newfound wealth. This vigilance is rooted in the cultural emphasis on responsibility and the sensible use of money. The public often admires winners who blend enjoyment and prudence in their spending strategies.

In the US or EU, such events would also draw public attention. However, discussions might lean more towards the winners' future projects or investments rather than their financial responsibility. The emphasis on money management in Japan signifies the society's unique value placed on financial stewardship.