Reader’s Question:
Who is a celebrity that, even without disguise, would go unnoticed by 20% of the people in a crowd like the one in Shibuya on a Sunday? Specifically, please tell me about someone who would be recognized by fewer than 20 out of 100 people. For example, consider individuals like Ohtani Shohei, Ichiro, Akashiya Sanma, Kitano Takeshi, Wada Akiko,
Question from Readers:
Can you accept either Shohei Ohtani or Mana Ashida if they have a lot of commercials?
Recently, an interesting topic came up during a conversation with friends: whether one could tolerate either Shohei Ohtani or Mana Ashida having a large number of commercials. Honestly, at first, I thought,
Question from a reader:
Has the situation with Nakai Masahiro settled down?
Recently, I’ve been really concerned about the news regarding Nakai Masahiro. He is a beloved figure for many, so when such topics arise, it definitely stirs up feelings. I tend to worry a lot when something happens to my favorite entertainers or talents.
Question from Readers:
Who do you think are male celebrities that would struggle with being celebrated in a flash mob?
Flash mobs have become incredibly popular lately. I’ve seen one at a friend’s wedding, and it really is a moment filled with surprise and emotion. However, I feel like many people also think,
Question from a reader:
I find it difficult to appreciate Shohei Ohtani, Yuzuru Hanyu, and Masaharu Fukuyama. Everyone around me loves them, so is it strange that I feel this way? I’m a middle-aged woman and I worry that my feelings are a bit twisted.
Hello! The other day, while chatting with friends, we suddenly got
Question from the readers:
Why are there so many second-generation entertainers emerging? Most second-generation entertainers don’t succeed and fade away from the entertainment industry, yet do their parents believe their children are different?
Recently, I’ve noticed a surge in second-generation entertainers. I love comedy myself, and whenever I turn on the TV, I often
Question from a reader:
Is the defamation against Yuzuru Hanyu something that is ultimately unavoidable? Is it a fate that comes with being a superstar?
Recently, the topic of defamation against Yuzuru Hanyu has been frequently highlighted. Given that he is a superstar, it seems inevitable that criticism stemming from jealousy and misunderstanding will follow
Question from Readers:
I’m feeling very sad about the defamation towards Masahiro Nakai. I recently came across a comment on a Q&A site that said, “It’s his own fault, the playboy! Now that he doesn’t have the support of Johnny’s, he can’t cover it up anymore!” This comment stuck with me. What do you all think about such posts?
Question from Readers:
It seems some people feel that Watanabe Nagisa is too much in the spotlight, but are many unaware that there may be an organization behind her, and that she is simply being used effectively?
Recently, there has been a lot of discussion regarding Watanabe Nagisa, and it appears that many feel her
Recently, a friend asked me about the rankings on “suki kirai.com.” He had seen the trending unpopular rankings of a female announcer and felt uneasy, wondering, “Can we really trust this?” Hearing his concerns made me think about it.
On “suki kirai.com,” anyone can vote, and there’s a possibility that the same
