Recently, I have been feeling quite complicated after observing the interactions between Masahiro Nakai and the third-party committee from Fuji Television. I love comedy and cherish laughter in my daily life, but facing serious issues like this really makes me realize that there are realities we cannot simply laugh off.
Question from a reader:
Why do so many people try to determine whether there was “consent” solely based on the perpetrator’s account? Regarding the case of Nakai Masahiro, some people say, “Maybe the woman initially consented?” or “Perhaps she just changed her mind later.” However, I believe that these are merely opinions from the perpetrator’s perspective. Ignoring the feelings of the
Recently, discussions on social media have garnered significant attention. The situation involves Nakai Masahiro being accused as a perpetrator of sexual misconduct, resulting in attacks on Watanabe Nagisa. Observing this scenario, I can’t help but feel uneasy. While it is true that some fans who support Nakai may engage in
There are various opinions circulating regarding Ryoko Hirosue’s arrest and the subsequent response. The question, “Why was she arrested when drug and alcohol tests came back negative?” is likely something many people are pondering. I want to take a closer look at this case from a legal perspective.
Question from a reader:
Do you think celebrities are lenient towards their close ones? Recently, I saw Mr. Hashimoto defending Mr. Nakai on TV, but it was striking how the other participants suddenly began criticizing when the topic turned to executives at Fuji TV, despite the tension among them. It felt quite obvious to me.
Question from a reader:
Does Takashi Tachibana from the NHK Party have a strong sense of justice? There are moments in his actions and statements that suggest so, but what is the reality of the situation?
Recently, I’ve been hearing a lot about Takashi Tachibana. There are certainly moments in his actions and statements that
Question from a reader:
Will individuals like Saito Motohiko and Ishimaru Shinji, who resist vested interests, ultimately be crushed?
Recently, I’ve been thinking a lot about people like Saito Motohiko and Ishimaru Shinji who confront vested interests. Their direct challenge against power and large organizations is quite impressive. However, the path they tread
Recently, there has been a lot of discussion surrounding Watanabe Nagisa. The backlash she faced after sharing her experiences in a photo essay has left many of us with mixed feelings. In particular, I find the accusations of “breach of confidentiality” to be quite perplexing.
Is it really unacceptable
Recently, I came across a post discussing Masahiro Nakai’s issues with women. Opinions about him vary greatly, particularly the viewpoint that suggests, “Did she think there was some benefit to going to a single man’s home in the middle of the night?” This perspective has both supporters and detractors, but personally, I find certain aspects concerning.
Firstly, it’s unfair to assume the reasons why a woman might visit someone at night. Regardless of the circumstances, reducing their
