Understanding the Sexual Violence Allegations Against Masahiro Nakai: Impact on Fuji TV and Media Responsibility

Question from a reader:
I’d like to know more about the issues of sexual violence and abuse involving Masahiro Nakai. Does the fact that confidentiality was not lifted indicate that the situation was quite serious? I’ve also heard that Fuji TV faced significant backlash for supporting Nakai, which reportedly spread to Kantele as well. Ultimately, what was the nature of this

Yuusei Kikuchi and Cabbage: A Brief Team-Up in Baseball History

Question from a Reader:
Did Yuusei Kikuchi and Cabbage play on the same team at some point?

Memories of Yuusei Kikuchi and Cabbage

Recently, while discussing baseball with friends, I remembered that Yuusei Kikuchi and Cabbage played on the same team for a brief period. Cabbage transferred from the Angels to the Astros last September, so they wore the same uniform

Understanding Nakai-san’s Silence: The Complexities of Confidentiality and Public Perception

Reader’s Question:
There are various speculations surrounding the issue of sexual violence related to Nakai-san, and I worry that this is being perceived as the truth. Is there a reason why Nakai-san does not lift his confidentiality obligation? If there really is nothing wrong, I don’t understand why he continues to hide it. By maintaining this silence, it seems he risks

Naoya Inoue’s Popularity in America: How Well-Known is the Japanese Boxing Star?

Question from a reader:
How well known is boxer Naoya Inoue in America?

Naoya Inoue’s Recognition in America

Recently, I was discussing with friends how well known Naoya Inoue is in America. His name is often heard among boxing fans, but what about the general public? According to friends living in America, he is recognized by those interested in boxing, but for

Celebrities and Media: Are They Too Lenient on Their Own? Exploring Social Structures and Justice

Question from a reader:
Do you think celebrities are lenient with their own? I was watching Mister Sunday earlier, and it struck me how when Hashimoto defended Nakai, there was tension among the others, but as soon as the topic shifted to the executives at Fuji Television, they all suddenly began to criticize. It felt quite obvious to me.

The Leniency