Understanding Masahiro Nakai: The Intersection of Truth, Manliness, and Communication

Understanding Masahiro Nakai: The Intersection of Truth, Manliness, and Communication

Question from a Reader:
It seems that Masahiro Nakai is trying to clarify things, but I think it would be better if he lifted the confidentiality obligation and made the truth clear. Otherwise, it feels a bit unmanly. What do you think?

Thoughts on Masahiro Nakai’s Situation

Recently, the topic of Masahiro Nakai has been gaining a lot of attention. Personally,

Understanding Hirose Ryoko's Illness: The Importance of Support and Mental Health Awareness

Understanding Hirose Ryoko’s Illness: The Importance of Support and Mental Health Awareness

Reader’s Question:
Will everything be resolved if we understand that Hirose Ryoko is ill?

Hirose Ryoko’s Illness and Its Impact

Recently, it has been reported that Hirose Ryoko is unwell. While many are expressing concern for her, it raises the question: “Does knowing she’s ill solve all problems?” I’ve reflected on this matter.

Understanding Illness Doesn’t Equate to Resolution

In reality, just

Understanding Horieemon's Angry Video: The Emotional Outburst Explained

Understanding Horieemon’s Angry Video: The Emotional Outburst Explained

Question from a reader:
Regarding Horieemon’s angry video, what was the reason behind his intense anger? I would appreciate a detailed explanation. Thank you!

Reflecting on Horieemon’s Angry Video

Recently, Horieemon’s “angry video” has become a hot topic. The reason for his anger stems from an interaction during a presentation project. Specifically, a talent agency owner criticized him by saying that

Understanding the Impact of Language on Mental Health: Moving Beyond "Living in the Shadows"

Understanding the Impact of Language on Mental Health: Moving Beyond “Living in the Shadows”

Question from a reader:
Watanabe Nagisa-san, I was a bit surprised to hear the phrase, “living in the shadows for a lifetime.” I don’t think it’s appropriate to describe the lives of those suffering mentally as “shadows.” Shouldn’t we be more considerate?

On the Expression “Living in the Shadows”

Recently, Watanabe Nagisa-san’s statement about “living in the shadows for a lifetime”