Question from a reader:
I believe that the upper management of Fuji TV saying it’s a “private issue between men and women” is merely an excuse to protect Masahiro Nakai. When reading the report from the third-party committee, it’s clear that the statements from the president and others claiming “this is a private matter” seem to be aimed at shielding
Question from a reader:
I think the statement from the upper management of Fuji TV that it’s a “private matter between men and women” is just an excuse to protect Masahiro Nakai. When reading the report from the third-party committee, the presidents are saying, “This is a personal issue,” but since he is the face of the program and an important
Question from a reader:
Why has Fuji TV not said anything for over a year regarding the sexual misconduct reports involving Masahiro Nakai? According to reports from June 2, 2023, Nakai was accused of inappropriate behavior towards a former female announcer at Fuji TV. A third-party committee recognized that “sexual violence occurred,” and it has also come to light that the
Question from a reader:
I’m curious about the situation with Masahiro Nakai. I heard that the executives of a top company are resigning one after another because they prioritized Nakai over their female employees. Was Nakai really such a significant figure?
Recently, I came across news suggesting that Masahiro Nakai has been influencing the
Question from a reader:
Can you tell me about issues related to Masahiro Nakai? I heard that as a result of prioritizing Nakai over their female employees, executives from top companies are resigning one after another. Is Nakai really such a significant figure?
Recently, I’ve come across discussions about Masahiro Nakai. It seems that
Reader’s Question:
Regarding the matter of Nakai Masahiro, I believe this press conference has further revealed issues with Fuji Television. Is there a possibility that the sponsors who have gradually returned could leave again? It’s hard to defend the situation when the company introduced a lawyer to the perpetrator Nakai, only gave the victim woman 1 million yen, and covered Nakai’s
Reader’s Question:
I saw the news about Nakai-san’s troubles with women. Apparently, at Nakai-san’s request, executives from Fuji Television hosted a drinking party in a suite at a foreign hotel, costing about 380,000 yen. This expenditure being covered by Fuji Television has raised concerns. Additionally, it seems that the dining expenses when executives went to a sushi restaurant with women after
Question from Readers:
I’m very curious if the next candidate for president of Fuji Television, Makiko Yamada, can truly change the company. She seems to be referred to as a “amakudari bureaucrat,” and I wonder if having someone like her as president will really result in any change in Fuji Television’s culture. For a long time, Fuji Television has had a
Recently, various opinions have emerged regarding Makiko Yamada, who is being considered as a potential next president of Fuji Television. I honestly have many doubts about whether she can truly change Fuji Television. Particularly, I find it hard to believe that a significant change can occur with just one
Question from a reader:
I’m curious about the specific incidents of sexual harassment and power harassment involving Ikushima Hiroshi. Would such cases typically lead to immediate dismissal in a regular company? Or could they escalate into legal issues?
Recently, discussions about sexual harassment and power harassment related to Ikushima Hiroshi have been making headlines. Specifically,
