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 a reader:
Who do you think the employees of Fuji TV resent more, Masahiro Nakai or President Minato? Please choose one.
Recently, a friend asked me who the employees of Fuji TV resent more, Masahiro Nakai or President Minato. Honestly, I found this topic intriguing. As someone interested in law, I often ponder
Question from a Reader:
Who do you think the employees of Fuji TV resent more, Masahiro Nakai or President Minato? There are two options.
Recently, I came across a discussion about which individual, Masahiro Nakai or President Minato, the employees of Fuji TV resent. While there are only two options given, I believe the
Reader’s Question:
Isn’t it strange that some people believe the reasons for the Fuji TV victim’s situation are related to honey traps or not getting married?
Recently, I was surprised to see news about Fuji TV executives being upset. There were rumors circulating about Nakai-san’s relationship, and the victimized woman found herself confused by it
Question from the Readers:
Why is it so strange that there are people who believe the reasons behind the victims of Fuji TV involve honey traps or the fact that they didn’t get married?
Recently, the topic surrounding the victims of Fuji TV has been gaining traction. It’s surprising to see that some people
Reader’s Question:
What does it mean that the person chosen as number one in Fuji TV’s “Most Disliked Announcer Ranking” has already retired? Shouldn’t the ranking only consider current announcers? If retired individuals are included, it should be called the “Most Disliked Former Announcer Ranking.” I believe that those who take such an ambiguous ranking seriously are likely to criticize without
Question from a reader:
I’ve heard that a senior executive from Fuji TV invited a female announcer from TBS to a dinner attended by Masahiro Nakai, and I’m a bit surprised. I find it very unnatural that someone from another network has the authority to invite an announcer from a competing station. In the television industry, it’s normal for each station
Reader’s Question:
I’m surprised that the person who ranked first in Fuji TV’s “Least Liked Announcer Ranking” has already retired. What does this mean? Shouldn’t the ranking only include current announcers? If retired individuals are included, then it should be called the “Least Liked Former Announcer Ranking.” I wonder if those who take such a vague ranking seriously are the same
Question from Readers:
I’m surprised to find that the person who ranked first in the “least liked announcer ranking” at Fuji TV has already retired. Isn’t it a bit strange to compare retired athletes with current ones? If we are talking about “Fuji TV announcers,” I believe only those currently active should be considered. If we include retired individuals, we should
Question from a reader:
I saw the news that a senior executive from Fuji TV invited a female announcer from TBS to a dinner with Masahiro Nakai. I think this is something that would normally be unthinkable. Given that each network in the television industry is in competition with one another, how was it possible for an executive from Fuji
