Chairman Wang made headlines in the Japanese sports arena today by placing a prompt phone call to Rintaro, the first pick in the draft. The swift action by Wang signals his immediate recognition and praise of Rintaro's talent. Further details regarding the content of the call or future plans for Rintaro's career in the team have yet been undisclosed.

In Japan, a direct phone call from a team's chairman to a rookie athlete is seen as a high honor that recognizes talent and potential. Japanese society emphasizes respect between seniors and juniors in every sector, including sports, and this public display of approval plays into those cultural norms.

In the U.S. or EU, similarly, direct communication from higher-ups in sports teams resembles a mark of exceptional acknowledgment of the athlete's ability and potential. However, such practices may not always be publicized, making this event more unique to the Japanese context.