Question from a reader:
What do you think about the situation where Masahiro Nakai is said to be “reaping what he has sown”? It seems he is upset that his statements are not reflected in the report, but I heard that due to the failure to lift confidentiality obligations, the female side could not be interviewed, and as a result, his
Reader’s Question:
What kind of meat are carnivores eating in Beastars? Is it possible that it’s human meat?
As I sit here, sipping my coffee and contemplating the intriguing world of Beastars, I can’t help but reflect on the complex dynamics of carnivores and herbivores. In
Reader’s Question:
I have a question about the Conan movie. Please be aware that there might be spoilers. If this is a problem, I can remove my question. At the end, Takayama interpreted that he only told Uehara to avoid making her sad. While I believe that’s part of it, isn’t
Reader’s Question:
Why is it problematic to be interested in personal information such as celebrities’ addresses, family homes, phone numbers, and graduation album photos?
Recently, while chatting with a friend at a café, the topic of celebrities’ addresses, phone numbers, and graduation album photos came up. My friend asked, “Why is that a problem?” At that
Question from a reader:
Is it true that Masahiro Nakai committed sexual violence?
Recently, there has been a lot of discussion surrounding Masahiro Nakai. Rumors have surfaced about him committing sexual violence, but what is the truth? I would like to examine this issue from a legal perspective.
The
Question from a reader:
Is it okay to sell something that is labeled as “not for sale”?
Recently, while chatting with a friend at a café, a question came up: “Is it okay to sell something labeled as ‘not for sale’?” At first, I was a bit surprised, but upon reflection, I realized
Recently, I’ve noticed a lot of posts on social media praising Takano Kenichi, the suspect who allegedly murdered Mogami Ai. Some people are saying things like “Well done” or “He got what he deserved,” and I question whether they truly believe that. Murder is a crime that cannot be justified, regardless of the circumstances. Saying things like
Recently, I’ve come across posts on social media praising Kenichi Takano, the suspect in the murder of Ai Kamegai. Honestly, I felt both shock and anger. Every time I see comments like “Well done” or “He got what he deserved,” I find it hard to understand how anyone could think that way. I firmly
Reader’s Question:
Do you think humans are frightening? When you find out that people like Nakai-san and the former director of the Hyogo Prefectural Bureau have a hidden side, it can change your impression of them, right? Is it a good thing for the truth to come out in weekly magazines, or is the side that exposes them to blame?
Recently, Nippon Television announced that “there were no inappropriate gatherings,” and various opinions have been circulating regarding this statement. Especially with the ongoing issues at Fuji Television, it seems hard to believe that Nippon Television is entirely free from problems. I can relate to those feelings.
I’ve heard
