Labeled initially as 'scary', the subject of our story has experienced a dramatic shift in perception, morphing into an admirable figure. The practice, surveillance, and narrative of this transformation are deeply rooted in Japanese society. The article explores the process and significant factors behind this captivating change.

The issue mirrors situations in Japan where someone or something initially deemed 'unfavored' or 'feared' undergoes an unexpected transformation, earning a new level of respect or admiration. It's a reflection on the country's cultural trait of resilience and the value placed on perseverance and personal growth.

Just as Japanese society cherishes transformation and personal growth, the US and EU also appreciate comeback stories. However, while Western cultures may focus more on individuality and personal drive, Japan's context leans more towards perseverance and societal acceptance.