Question from a reader:
I was watching Nagano Mei’s Instagram Live and felt that her comments were off-topic. Instead of saying, “I am not having an affair,” she mentioned, “I don’t give hints,” which caught my attention. It made me wonder if she was trying to gain empathy based on the premise that she isn’t having an affair. Did anyone else
Reader’s Question:
I’m curious about why Tanaka Kei would engage in infidelity if he were to do so. While individuals like Watanabe Ken, Sanada Hiroyuki, and Saito Yuki seem to have solid careers and could potentially overcome such situations, I don’t believe Tanaka Kei has reached that level. I’m worried that he might face a similar fate to Higashide Masahiro and
Question from a reader:
I’ve often heard the opinion that people around celebrities shouldn’t get angry about their infidelity. Why do those who hold this opinion so passionately defend strangers? It’s strange that they become so emotional over something that doesn’t concern them.
Recently, I was discussing celebrity infidelity with a friend. When he said,
Question from a reader:
I’ve been thinking about Ayumi Hamasaki. I was impressed when I heard her say, “It’s natural for my face to change as I age.” However, recently there has been a lot of talk about plastic surgery, which made me wonder if she is concerned about aging after all. I used to think she was a very strong
Question from a Reader:
Regarding BE:FIRST’s Ryoki, why isn’t the media covering this more? If this were a former Johnny’s talent, I believe there would be much more criticism. It feels like there might be some special consideration at play. Additionally, even if it’s not illegal, I think there are ethical concerns, and seeing fans excessively defend him is a bit
Reader’s Question:
Why do some celebrities who have engaged in infidelity get criticized while others do not? It’s said that their original character plays a role, but I feel that if there are many people who already disliked that celebrity, they tend to face more criticism. For instance, Ryoko Hirosue and Mei Nagano may have faced backlash for their infidelity due
Question from the readers:
It seems like there are always new faces emerging in the entertainment industry. Even when Nakai-san and Downtown are no longer on TV, the entertainment world continues on, which evokes a sense of impermanence. I never imagined that the day would come when Baripara would come to an end. What do you all think?
Question from Readers:
Why do some celebrities who have committed infidelity get criticized while others do not? It’s said that their original character influences this, but I feel it also relates to whether people already disliked the celebrity. For instance, Ryoko Hirosue and Mei Nagano seem to be disliked, while Yasuo Inoue and Ken Watanabe don’t seem to face much backlash.
Question from a Reader:
It seems that there are a lot of changes in the entertainment industry. Even though Nakai-san and the Downtown duo are no longer on television, the industry continues as if nothing has happened, which makes me feel a sense of impermanence. I never imagined that a day would come when Bali Para would end. What do you
Recently, I was surprised to see the news about Masahiro Nakai being named as an alleged perpetrator of sexual violence. The reactions on social media have been intense. Comments like “There are people trying to set up Nakai-kun” and “This is incomprehensible to Japanese people” make me tilt my head in confusion. What do we
