Understanding the Legal Implications of Settlements: Can Masahiro Nakai Still Face Criminal Charges?

Understanding the Legal Implications of Settlements: Can Masahiro Nakai Still Face Criminal Charges?

Questions from Readers

I’m curious about the possibility of Masahiro Nakai being arrested. Recently, I saw news regarding his troubles with a former Fuji TV employee. It seems that the woman has reached a settlement with Nakai, but is it still possible for her to file a criminal complaint? I understand that a settlement is a civil resolution and separate

Understanding the Impact of "You're Overthinking It" on Emotional Well-Being

Understanding the Impact of “You’re Overthinking It” on Emotional Well-Being

Question from a reader:
Does a person who says, “You’re overthinking it,” completely disregard the feelings of the other person?

The Feelings When Told “You’re Overthinking It”

Recently, during a conversation with a friend, I was told, “You’re overthinking it.” At that moment, something began to stir uncomfortably within me. I believe this phrase stems from a lack of understanding of

Understanding PTSD, Publicity, and the Importance of Sharing Personal Experiences

Understanding PTSD, Publicity, and the Importance of Sharing Personal Experiences

Thoughts on Recent Topics

Recently, I’ve come across comments about Watanabe Nagisa’s situation, saying things like “it’s just for publicity” or “there’s no way someone with PTSD could do gravure.” These opinions made me reflect a bit. I wonder why some people hold such prejudices. Personally, I love comedy and value laughter in everyday life, so I find the reactions

Understanding Legal Terminology: Why Are Yoshimoto Kogyo Comedians Treated Differently in Media Reports?

Understanding Legal Terminology: Why Are Yoshimoto Kogyo Comedians Treated Differently in Media Reports?

Question from Readers:

I heard that a comedian from Yoshimoto Kogyo has been sent to the public prosecutor’s office for involvement in an illegal casino. Shouldn’t they be referred to as a “suspect” at the time of being sent for prosecution? I’m particularly concerned about how they are being reported with “san” (a respectful suffix) attached, especially for Yoshimoto Dai