Recently, the sexual assault incident involving Nakai Masahiro at Fuji TV has become a hot topic. I believe this issue cannot be dismissed as just a scandal; it is a very serious matter. Particularly, according to the report from the third-party committee, the incident was recognized as having occurred “in the
Recently, discussions surrounding the sexual violence incident at Fuji TV have gained traction. It is indeed puzzling that while the Labor Standards Inspection Office promptly investigated the power harassment issues at the Takarazuka Revue, there has been no movement regarding the Fuji TV case. I find myself contemplating this situation.
Recently, various opinions have been circulating regarding the responses from Fuji TV and Suntory. Every time I hear about these issues, I feel a sense of unease. In particular, I find myself questioning whether Fuji TV’s apologies are genuine or merely formalities. The administrative guidance from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and
Recently, while watching news about Fuji TV and Suntory, I found myself reflecting on many issues. In particular, I have lingering doubts about Fuji TV’s response following their recent problems. Although there was administrative guidance from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, it feels like there are no real penalties—just
Question from a Reader:
This year, there have been several developments, including Masahiro Nakai’s retirement, the involvement of female employees in troubles at Fuji TV, controversies during press conferences, sponsor withdrawals, and the resignations of the chairman and president. The results of the third-party committee announced on March 31 are particularly concerning. I would like to ask about the allegations that
Question from the readers:
Was the cancellation of the Fujisankei Ladies due to Nakai-san? I think it’s too much for one person to bring such a traditional golf tournament to a halt. Aren’t the female golfers suffering as well? Shouldn’t we consider Nakai-san’s situation separately?
There are many puzzling aspects regarding the recent
Recently, there has been much discussion surrounding the troubles involving Nakai Masahiro of Fuji TV. The reports that a woman who was victimized has developed PTSD and has been hospitalized are shocking. As someone with knowledge of the law, I feel compelled to reflect on this situation. First and foremost, one must consider the responsibility
I have questions regarding Fuji TV’s response. I’ve heard that a woman who was affected by Masahiro Nakai’s troubles developed PTSD and was hospitalized. It seems that Fuji TV continued to feature Nakai on their programs without considering her feelings. If this is true, isn’t it natural for the victim to feel like they don’t want to
