Reader’s Question:
Regarding Okada Saka’s situation, was it really serious enough for her to take a break? It feels overly protective to take a long-term break for such minor complaints. In today’s world, it seems that those who present themselves as victims seem to benefit more; what do you think?
Recently, I came across the news
Question from readers:
Why don’t Masahiro Nakai’s entertainment colleagues support or encourage him? He has been in the industry for over 30 years, so he should have many friends. It’s a bit strange. Could it be that they are thinking about self-preservation?
Recently, I’ve been thinking a lot about the reactions of his colleagues
Question from a reader:
My name is Mizuhara Ippei, and I am currently 40 years old with a confirmed five-year prison sentence. I have a debt of 2.8 billion yen, and I wonder if there is any way I can pay it off while I am still alive. If you have any advice, please let me know.
Question from a reader:
I came across the shocking news that Ruriko Kojima’s husband, Kota Kitamura, has passed away unexpectedly. I heard that he was struggling with management issues and had debts of 300 million yen. Is this a common story? Is it possible that he took his own life for the sake of insurance money?
Recently, I saw the startling news about Kota Kitamura, Ruriko Kojima’s husband, passing away unexpectedly. It’s hard not to wonder how someone who achieved success at a young age
