These Japanese elementary school students organized their own graduation ceremony in 'Minecraft' - here's what happened

Shuhei Kashiwara tweeted a video of his 10-year-old son attending the virtual graduation ceremony.

The "Minecraft" setup was elaborate.

Students ranging in age from elementary to junior high school coordinated the event, without help from faculty or teachers.

The event was ordered just like a typical graduation ceremony. Graduates processed in in a line...

...and took their seats.

A speaker was invited to the stage to give a commencement address.

Then, a student spoke for the class.

Finally, it was time to give out diplomas. Graduates processed up to the stage.

One by one they crossed the stage and received their diplomas.

Kashiwara told Business Insider that the participants are all good friends, and they spent the day gaming and having fun.

The story and photos even made a local paper.

One of the students also posted a video of the graduation. Take a look here.