- People in Japan aged 20 celebrated adulthood by climbing the Abeno Harukas skyscraper.
- The event, called "Let's Step into Adulthood," marks a traditional milestone despite the legal age of adulthood being lowered.
- Participants wore traditional clothing and expressed their resolutions for the future during the challenging climb.

A: Hey! Did you hear about the Coming-of-Age Day thing in Osaka?

B: No! What was that all about?

A: Apparently, a bunch of 20-year-olds climbed the Abeno Harukas building! It's super tall.

B: Wow! Why would they do that?

A: It’s like a tradition to celebrate becoming an adult, even though the legal age is now 18. They wanted to "step into adulthood," they said!

B: That's a cute slogan! What were they wearing?

A: Kimonos and suits! They had white sashes with their goals written on them, like helping their parents.

B: That's so sweet! It sounds a bit intense though, 1,637 steps!

A: Seriously! It took them an hour! One girl said she wants to help others now, since she’s been helped so much.

B: That's a lovely thought. Her friend said it was hard, but they supported each other.

A: Yeah! They’re looking forward to facing challenges, together. Pretty inspiring, huh?

B: Totally! Maybe *we* should climb something!