Maybe they’re everywhere in Japan and Australia doesn’t live in Japan or Australia
Actually though, I think there might be a shop that sells crepes like that just a couple blocks away from me LOL, I’ll have to check.
But in America, crepes are not typically sold as hand-held items. Thems fancy, sit-down restaurant food. (Which I still love, but it’s not the same)
Tbh I would feel like a creep, randomly turning up at a high school festival I have no connection to (meaning I don’t live in the community and don’t know someone whose kid goes there xD). But I would guess that if you lived in the community, you would kind of know when they happen, based on the time of year, and people you know who have kids, etc… Not sure if they advertise it locally via flyers, like you might a school fundraiser?
I’m trying to think if we did anything similar in high school, but I don’t think we did anything school-wide, where all the students participated like that. Of course, we also didn’t have homerooms, so that’s probably part of the reason why xD (The bigger reason was probably money and/or lack of parent/teacher willingness to coordinate the event) Sometimes the individual clubs/classes would do big events for fundraising purposes - I did plenty of choir fundraisers in my day, which were quite successful and pretty extravagant for a high school event (we prepped so much for those - it was a multi-course dinner, with sets, and costumes, and small group acts along with full choir performances…it was a big deal). The school had its own fundraising events aimed at the community, but those were all run by the parents, not the kids. The school would also do some fun events just for the students, but that’s not really the same.