| rdfs:comment | - Of course, Genin aren't the only people in attendance. Over fifty lords from various lesser nations are attending to view the event, along with a dozen who represent the greater nations. Many unnamed patrons (merchants and businesspersons, heads of organizations, and military representatives) are also attending to use the event as an opportunity to cut deals, pass money, and trade information. And, of course, thousands of civilians also arrive at the village in order to enjoy the spectacle. Only a few hundred of the highest bidders will be allowed to view the finals, but with so many merchandise shops, food stands, and live performances being hosted, there is no end of entertainment for the observant excitement-seeker.
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| abstract | - Of course, Genin aren't the only people in attendance. Over fifty lords from various lesser nations are attending to view the event, along with a dozen who represent the greater nations. Many unnamed patrons (merchants and businesspersons, heads of organizations, and military representatives) are also attending to use the event as an opportunity to cut deals, pass money, and trade information. And, of course, thousands of civilians also arrive at the village in order to enjoy the spectacle. Only a few hundred of the highest bidders will be allowed to view the finals, but with so many merchandise shops, food stands, and live performances being hosted, there is no end of entertainment for the observant excitement-seeker. This Chunin Exam is more important than any other since its conception during the Yondaime's reign; it is the first Biannual Chunin exam that has been hosted since the attack of the Jūbi. An entirely new crop of ninja, many from villages that were devastated in the war, are arriving to prove the worth and skill of their villages. Hopes are riding high, as the first few teams arrive at the gates of Konohagakure.
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