On the 15th day, acclaimed Japanese musician Tsuyoshi Nagabuchi surprised fans by calling off his scheduled concert. The rock star publicly apologized for the decision, which was made on the day of the performance itself, disappointing countless fans who had anticipated the event. The reasons behind the unprecedented cancellation remain undisclosed, causing a wave of speculation among fans and critics alike.

Cancellations of performances, especially those involving notable figures, are taken seriously in Japan where commitment to orderly proceedings is held in high regard. Thus, such situations often lead to public apologies from the entertainers involved. The public highly regards the responsibility of entertainers towards their fans, and breaking this perceived promise can impact a performer's public image.

In the US or EU, sudden cancellations of significant events can also be meet with disappointment, although the expectation for a public apology is not as prominent. In Western culture, the focus might be more on the reasons behind the cancellation and potential rescheduling rather than solely on a public apology.