Despite the announced closure of their golf course, dedicated employees in Japan have made a remarkable move to continue business operations. Taking on various roles and responsibilities, they have charted out a sustainable plan for the golf course's operation. This initiative, though risky, seems promising as these employees continue serving golf enthusiasts and daily patrons.

In Japan, employee diligence is highly valued, so the employees' actions have been praised as a manifestation of determination and responsibility. The issue also raises concerns about economic security and self-sustainability in Japan, where such a step is often necessary given the aging population and rural depopulation, which has led to a number of facility closures in recent years.

In the US or EU, if a business or venue were to close, the handling of the situation would typically depend on the reason for closure and the occupation law in that specific region. However, similar to Japan, there are instances where employees would take steps to keep the business viable if possible.