Choshu Koriki, a well-known Japanese comedian, has expressed gratitude after being dismissed from his agency. Regardless of the significant career setback, Koriki publicly thanked his former employer instead of expressing resentment. The reason for his dismissal has not been disclosed at this time.

In Japan, it's not uncommon for public figures to bounce back after career setbacks. The society values endurance and perseverance and Koriki's response aligns with this cultural expectation. His humility and gratitude towards his former agency may play positively with the public and could potentially lead to new opportunities.

In the US or EU, while every case is unique, public figures usually maintain an active role in public relations during career shifts. However, expressing gratitude post-dismissal is not as common. A dismissal might even lead to legal disputes, making Koriki's serene attitude somewhat extraordinary.