Question from a reader:
Why doesn’t Masahiro Nakai file a lawsuit? If he cannot accept the “sexual violence designation,” I believe he should contest it in court. He continues to argue even after retiring from the entertainment industry, and now that his exchanges with the third-party committee have ended, I am curious about why he hasn’t officially filed a lawsuit. If
Reader’s Question:
Is there a possibility that Masahiro Nakai will speak about the incidents in a closed room in court? I’ve heard that, although he has been recognized by a third-party committee for “sexual violence” and is contesting this through his legal team, there has been no concrete lawsuit filed. According to an article in Daily Shincho, while there are speculations
Recently, there has been a surge of news surrounding Masahiro Nakai. I would like to reflect on the possibility of the events in the closed room being brought to court and what that might signify. Whether he will pursue legal action involves many factors. For instance, if he has already settled for approximately 90 million yen,
Question from a reader:
I have a question regarding the situation with Matsumoto Hitoshi. There are victims involved, some of whom are filing lawsuits, yet Matsumoto is trying to sue for defamation instead. What does this mean? I’ve also heard that the victims did not take the stand to testify, which seems odd considering they filed a lawsuit. What exactly
Question from a Reader:
I heard that Otsu Ayaka is being sued over political party subsidies. Are her supporters really being paid to spread opinions in her favor?
Recently, there has been news about Otsu Ayaka being sued regarding political party subsidies, which has become quite a topic of discussion. Honestly, I am
