Question from a reader:
Do you think the world would be a more peaceful place if Weekly Bunshun were to disappear, or is it just me?
Recently, while chatting with a friend at a café, a question popped up: “Do you think the world would be more peaceful if Weekly Bunshun
Reader’s Question:
Does Masahiro Nakai’s comment about not raising his hand constitute a breach of confidentiality? I’m curious about this.
A friend consulted me about Masahiro Nakai’s recent statements. They are wondering whether his comment about “not raising his hand” could be considered a breach of confidentiality. As a legal expert, I took
Recently, I came across the news that Nakai Masahiro mentioned he might “disclose confidentiality and speak the truth.” Honestly, I felt a sense of discomfort. Despite the third-party committee from Fuji TV recognizing the existence of sexual violence, Nakai remained silent upon his retirement and now suddenly wants to refute claims—it seems
Reader’s Question:
Regarding the situation with Nakai Masahiro, there has been a lot of information circulating recently, making it unclear whether he actually did what is being alleged. I can’t help but wonder if the woman who is said to be the victim is thinking that this is the most attention she will get, considering her name is now widely known.
Question from a reader:
Is Bunshun skilled in sensationalism for profit?
Recently, while having coffee with a friend, we discussed, “Isn’t Bunshun good at sensationalism for profit?” He often checks Bunshun’s articles and particularly enjoys the scandals involving celebrities. I’m more into comedy, so I wasn’t particularly interested in that kind of news, but I found
Question from the reader:
What purpose does Bunshun have in writing its articles? Is it to expose celebrities’ infidelity and romantic relationships? I wonder if they are conscious of attracting attention. Regarding the infidelity report about Nagano Mei, I can’t help but think that they might want to make her irrelevant.
When considering the purpose
Reader’s Question:
I’m curious about the affair scandal involving Mei Nagano and Kei Tanaka. Is there anywhere I can see the photos? I’ve searched various places but only found pictures of them with their arms linked at a movie screening. I would like to see the photos published in Bunshun, but the links introduced on Chiebukuro just lead to explanations, and
Questions from Readers:
What is Bunshun’s purpose in writing articles? Is its main goal to expose celebrities’ infidelity or romantic relationships? I’m curious if they are indeed focused on creating attention-grabbing content. Regarding the reports about Nagano Mei’s infidelity, I can’t help but wonder if they want to push her out of the spotlight.
I was recently
Question from Readers:
I’m looking for photos related to the affair scandal involving Nagano Mei and Tanaka Kei. I found a picture of them linking arms at a movie preview, but I want to see the photos published in Bunshun. The links shared on Chiebukuro just lead to explanations, and I can’t actually see the photos. If there’s a place where
Question from a reader:
Why is it necessary to inform the person involved before publishing a scoop article in a weekly magazine?
Recently, there has been a lot of discussion about scoop articles in weekly magazines. Many people are wondering why it is necessary to confirm with the subject or their agency before publishing
