The Director of the infamous "G Department" made a sudden announcement of his departure, expressing a feeling of sorrow. This unexpected event occurred without previous indications or leaks, catching both the public and political spheres off guard. The director did not specify a clear reason for leaving the position, simply leaving behind an earnest "apologetic feeling" in his statement.

In Japan, the stability of government positions is usually assumed and abrupt resignations like this one are rare, leading to significant public interest. The "G Department" also plays an essential role within the governmental structure, adding even more weight to this news. Retaining cultural values such as honor and responsibility for the role one holds in society, the director's vague "apologetic feeling" is seen as a reflection of these valued qualities.

In the US or EU, such an abrupt resignation might raise suspicions or trigger investigations into possible misconduct. However, the emphasis is generally more on transparency and accountable reasons. The director's unexplained "apology" would be less typical and perhaps more scrutinized.