Renowned Japanese comedians, Sanma Akashiya and Bakushō Mondai, whipped up an impromptu manzai (stand-up comedy) routine that had the audience in stitches. The spontaneous performance took place at a live show in Tokyo where their sharp wit and comedic synergy brought about waves of laughter, solidifying their status in Japan's comedy scene.

Manzai, a traditional style of stand-up comedy in Japan, holds a significant place in the country's entertainment landscape. Japanese audiences value the quick-witted humor and the harmony between the two performers (usually a "funny man" and a "straight man"). The fact that popular comedians like Sanma and Bakusho were involved only heightened the interest and enjoyment.

The comedy scene in Japan differs from the US and EU, primarily due to the style of comedy. While Western stand-up comedy typically features a single performer delivering jokes or funny narratives, Japanese comedy revolves around duos with set roles and rapid-fire humor. This phenomenon of well-known comedians participating in impromptu performances is akin to surprise appearances at comedy clubs in the West.