Question from a reader:
Is it true that many celebrities like Debi Fujin, Hiromi-san, Ishibashi-san, Takeda-san, and Nakai-san, who were once very active, could actually be dangerous individuals? Does this mean that among those still active today, there may also be dangerous people? Is it possible for energetic individuals to exhibit both good and bad sides?
Question from Readers:
Do you think celebrities are lenient towards their own? I was just watching Mister Sunday, and Hashimoto-san was defending Nakai-san, while it seemed like he had a differing opinion from the others. But when the topic turned to executives at Fuji TV, everyone started criticizing them all at once. I found it quite telling.
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.
Question from a reader:
Do you think celebrities are lenient towards their close ones? Recently, I saw Mr. Hashimoto defending Mr. Nakai on TV, but it was striking how the other participants suddenly began criticizing when the topic turned to executives at Fuji TV, despite the tension among them. It felt quite obvious to me.
Question from readers:
When you think of a celebrity with the name Hashimoto, who comes to mind?
Recently, I had a discussion with friends about celebrities with the name “Hashimoto.” The names that came up were diverse and fascinating. First, there was Hashimoto Chihiro from Sendai Girls’ Pro Wrestling. I’ve seen her matches, and the intensity
Reader’s Question:
Is Yuzuru Hanyu really handsome? My kids say he’s super good-looking, but I think he looks pretty average (when just considering his face). Personally, I think Shohei Ohtani is more handsome. What do you all think?
Recently, during a conversation with friends, the topic came up: “Isn’t Yuzuru Hanyu handsome?” I
Question from Readers:
Is it possible to have the same name as a celebrity after changing your surname due to marriage? For example, if Kuraki Kenichiro and Yamada Mai get married, and Yamada Mai becomes Kuraki Mai. Does this actually happen?
Recently, while chatting with a friend, we started discussing whether
Question from a reader:
Is it possible to have the same name as a celebrity after changing your surname due to marriage? For instance, if Kuraki Kenichiro and Yamada Mai get married, and Yamada Mai becomes Kuraki Mai. Does this actually happen?
It is indeed possible to end up sharing
Question from Readers:
Who is a celebrity that could walk through the crowd in Shibuya on a Sunday without any disguise and only 20% of the people around would notice them? Specifically, can you name someone who would be recognized by fewer than 20 out of 100 people? Candidates include Otani Shohei, Ichiro, Akashiya Sanma, Kitano Takeshi, Wada Akiko, Asada Mao,
Question from a reader:
“When you hear the name ‘Sato,’ is there a celebrity that comes to mind?”
Recently, I was chatting with a friend at a café about the name ‘Sato.’ I was surprised to find out how many celebrities are associated with this name. For example, actors Sato Takeru and Sato Ryuta immediately
