Popular Japanese actress and idol Hashimoto Kanna made a surprise appearance at a Coming-of-Age ceremony, a traditional event marking the transition to adulthood at twenty years old. The unexpected presence of the young star caused an uproar of excitement among attendees. The occasion broke out in screams of delight in recognition of the beloved starlet's participation.

Coming-of-Age Day is a significant event in Japan, where those who turned 20 in the past year are celebrated as new adults. A celebrity appearance, particularly one as popular as Hashimoto Kanna, can evoke strong reactions, as it adds a touch of glamour and intrigue to the traditional celebration. The enthusiasm and respect for celebrities reflect Japanese societal values of admiration for accomplishment and success.

Similar to the US and EU, celebrity appearances can draw a significant amount of attention and can cause widespread excitement. However, the event's nature—a Coming-of-Age ceremony—is uniquely Japanese, somewhat comparable to a high-profile celebrity attending a graduation ceremony in the West.