I wasn't found of minimal APIs, global usings and implicit Program.cs for C# 10, and share a similar opinion in relation to Java.
No need to try to make it look like JavaScript and Python, each language has its place.
I wanted to delve into Java. And sure enough, my very first thoughts were "wtf is public static void, why does this even matter, and why is print() so weird and long?"
Shit, I ended up finding it easier to get into F# than Java.
Then I got hired for a Java role, which is proof that the universe has a sense of humour.
I've taught C to beginners after the Java class and whilst there are some related problems those students encounter, the extra confusion caused by having main in a class doesn't exist (and doesn't cause as much syntax vs logic confusion later on).
The lecture notes that eventually became this book were their path into discovering C++.
https://www.bertrand.pt/livro/programacao-com-classes-em-c-p...
Which makes the feature kind of pointless. Especially since all teaching materials (and those who have used them for teaching) were saying to just ignore the rest for now and concentrate on
Console.WriteLine("Hello World!");