Question from a reader:
I heard that Ryoko Hirosue has publicly disclosed her bipolar disorder. Considering her past infidelity and various controversies, has she been hiding this all along? She has often been in the media spotlight, and I was unaware that she was dealing with such a condition. Perhaps she kept it hidden to avoid damaging her image. Given
Question from Readers:
Will everything be resolved if we find out that Ryoko Hirosue is ill?
Recently, Ryoko Hirosue’s illness has become a topic of discussion. Watching the public’s reaction to her actions has made me reflect on something: just knowing about her illness doesn’t mean that all problems will be solved. Mental health
Question from a Reader:
I’ve heard that Hirose Ryoko has publicly disclosed her bipolar disorder. Considering her past infidelities and various controversies, did she keep this hidden from us? The media often portrayed her as an eccentric person, so I was surprised to learn that she was dealing with a mental health issue. Perhaps she was hiding it to avoid a
Question from a reader:
Is there a possibility that Ryoko Hirosue will retire due to this situation?
Recently, I heard news that Ryoko Hirosue is dealing with bipolar disorder and hyperthyroidism. When I saw the news flash, I was taken aback and thought, “Wow, I didn’t know she was going through that.” I believe her
Question from readers:
Is there a possibility that Ryoko Hirosue will retire due to this situation?
Recently, news broke that Ryoko Hirosue will be taking a break from her activities to focus on treatment for bipolar disorder and hyperthyroidism. As a fan of hers, I was a bit surprised. Growing up with her works, it’s only natural
Question from a reader:
What do you all think about Hamada Masatake suddenly resuming his entertainment activities? If you have any thoughts on the current Hamada-san, please share.
Hearing the news that Hamada Masatake has suddenly resumed his entertainment activities warmed my heart. I feel that his humor and presence are indispensable to the Japanese
Question from a Reader:
Why is there criticism of Watanabe Nagisa for smiling after she accused Nakai Masahiro of sexual violence? On social media, I see comments like “She looks fine, so it must be a lie” or “If she can release a photobook, she can’t have PTSD.” I believe it is unreasonable to condemn someone who has suffered from sexual
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:
Are the people who criticize celebrities on X just bored individuals?
Recently, there has been a noticeable increase in voices criticizing celebrities on social media and forums. The content often borders on defamation, and honestly, I find it quite shocking at times. Observing this phenomenon makes me wonder why some people become
I have questions about people who have experienced sexual violence living their lives with a smile. Don’t you think it’s strange that others decide how someone should suffer? It seems that too many people assume that those who have experienced sexual violence, PTSD, or panic disorders cannot smile or work brightly. I believe that when survivors regain
