Question from a reader:
What should I do if I get splashed with seawater by Masahiro Nakai while I’m in Hawaii?
Recently, a friend posed an interesting question to me. What should I do if I were splashed with seawater by Masahiro Nakai while in Hawaii? At first, I laughed, but as I
Recently, the trouble reports surrounding Masahiro Nakai have become a topic of discussion. Following the timeline of events, it seems that a series of occurrences appear coincidental at first glance. However, can they truly be categorized as mere “coincidences”? I find myself pondering this issue.
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Recently, the topic surrounding Masahiro Nakai’s recognition of sexual violence at his home has gained significant attention. I must admit that I was surprised when he issued a rebuttal through his lawyer. The timing, over a month after the report’s publication, raises questions, and upon reading the content, I feel there are many claims that
Reader’s Question:
I would like to hear opinions about Masahiro Nakai. Online, I often see comments such as “Nakai is innocent” or “The victim and the third-party committee are malicious.” Do you all think that based on a thorough reading of the report? Personally, after reading the report, I felt that Nakai’s actions had a significant impact on Fuji TV. I
Question from the readers:
Did Masahiro Nakai have feelings for Nagisa Watanabe?
Recently, there has been a lot of discussion surrounding the relationship between Masahiro Nakai and Nagisa Watanabe. In particular, the question of whether Nakai had feelings for Watanabe seems to be a hot topic among many people. I have also
Question from a reader:
I have doubts about Masahiro Nakai’s claim that he “agreed to lift the confidentiality obligation.” If that were true, the confidentiality would have been lifted. The third-party committee is a neutral body that conducts investigations, and if both parties agree, there should be no reason to refuse the lifting of confidentiality. Furthermore, the women who reported
Regarding the reports of troubles surrounding Masahiro Nakai from Fuji TV, is there anyone who can say it’s all just coincidence when looking at the timeline? It seems that there are far too many “coincidences” that overlap in an unnatural way. First, on December 19, 2024, “Women’s Seven” reported on Nakai’s troubles with women, and then on
Should Watanabe Nagisa be blamed for not appearing “PTSD-like”? In light of Masahiro Nakai’s situation, I would like to reflect on the public sentiment surrounding this issue. Reports have surfaced regarding sexual harassment and violence involving Masahiro Nakai, and it has come to my attention that the alleged victim, announcer Watanabe Nagisa, is suffering from PTSD. Despite
Recently, there have been many questions regarding why Fuji TV is not seeking compensation from Masahiro Nakai. The news that Fuji Media Holdings reported a deficit of 20.1 billion yen for the fiscal year ending March 2025 was shocking. Upon seeing this news, I couldn’t help but think, “Wait, did that really happen?”
Question from a reader:
Does Nakai-san also bear some responsibility for Fuji’s 20 billion yen deficit?
Recently, various opinions have been circulating regarding the 20 billion yen deficit issue involving Masahiro Nakai and Fuji Television. I have also been interested in this matter and have given it considerable thought. Particularly from a legal standpoint, it is a
