A live performance by popular Japanese group Nogizaka went on as planned, despite a sudden evacuation due to lightning fears. The precautionary measures ended before the spectators returned to the venue. While some voiced concern about the decision to proceed, organizers assured everyone that safety protocols were strictly followed.

In Japan, safety evocations during public events, such as concerts, due to sudden weather changes are not uncommon. These procedures are taken seriously due to Japan's propensity for natural disasters. Given the popularity and cultural significance of idol groups like Nogizaka, any incidents at their concerts can draw immense public attention.

In the US or EU, similar steps are usually taken when faced with unforeseen weather conditions during outdoor events. The key difference possibly lies in the communication timing and general audience response; in the West, there may be more public backlash if the event continued without ensuring the full return of guests, as seen in this case.