とあって

とあって is used to indicate a special, notable, or exceptional reason that explains why something happens.

It emphasizes that the reason is distinctive or influential, often causing a strong reaction, result, or situation. Because of this nuance, the result clause often expresses emotion, evaluation, or an unusual outcome.

This grammar is mainly used in formal or written Japanese, such as news reports, explanations, and descriptive writing.

Usage Notes

• ✔ Highlights a special or noteworthy reason

• ✔ Often followed by emotional or evaluative results

• ✔ Common in formal / written contexts

• ❌ Rare in casual conversation

• ❌ Not suitable for ordinary, everyday reasons