Reader’s Question:
I’ve noticed that there are quite a few complaints from women about the animated commercials featuring the red fox. Honestly, I think some of these complaints seem unreasonable. I’m curious about what the general public thinks about this. I’m a woman in my 30s. Regarding the eating scenes, I
Reader’s Question:
Tsurube-san mentioned, “Nakayi got married…” but it seems he was referring to a different Nakai. Was this a deliberately confusing statement? Was he someone whose removal from Sushi-Ro wouldn’t be surprising? Maybe he was trying to be humorous, but did he say something that shouldn’t have been said at this time? Is there a disconnect between old media and
Question from a reader:
Is it true that X-san received a settlement of 90 million yen as retaliation for being rejected by Nakai Masahiro? I’ve also heard that X-san sold information to a tabloid, leading to Nakai’s expulsion from the entertainment industry, which sounds almost like a revenge drama. It has been said that this incident caused significant losses for Fuji
Question from a reader:
I heard that Horan Chiaki made disrespectful comments about a ramen shop. I was a fan of hers because she is beautiful, and I’m worried that her image might suffer because of this. What do you think?
Recently, I came across news about Horan Chiaki making disrespectful remarks towards a ramen
Question from the readers:
What are your thoughts on the spread of defamation against Watanabe Nagisa? After her comments on Instagram were deleted, baseless rumors and speculations have been circulating, which I believe unfairly place unnecessary blame on her. I also feel puzzled by Fuji Television’s avoidance of specific explanations. Is there really a reason for her to be defamed? I would like to hear everyone’s opinions.
Recently, I came across news about the spreading defamation against Watanabe Nagisa. Honestly, every time such situations
Question from a reader:
It seems that even though Kasai Shinsuke has updated his blog, he hasn’t touched on the allegations against Hasegawa Yutaka. Does this mean he has stopped resisting, or does it imply an acknowledgment of the allegations?
Recently, the absence of any mention of the allegations against Hasegawa Yutaka in Kasai Shinsuke’s blog has become a topic of discussion. In looking at reader comments, there are various intriguing opinions. Some suggest that it could be due to the inability to confront the
Question from a reader:
Why do talent news stories become news even when there is no specific content? It feels like it only leaves us feeling confused.
Recently, there’s been an increase in talent news being reported without any concrete details, which can be quite frustrating. Especially when television broadcasts unverified reports from tabloids, it’s hard not to view them with skepticism. For instance, just the other day, while having dinner with friends, we got caught up talking about a celebrity scandal that was being aired
Recently, I’ve been seeing a lot of posts on social media claiming to represent fans of Masahiro Nakai, and to be honest, I’m a bit surprised. I am a fan myself, and his sense of comedy and performances never fail to make me laugh, but the current situation is a bit complicated.
What particularly concerns me is the number of opinions that seem to belittle the victims. I understand the desire to defend Nakai as a
