Question from the Readers:
Why is it so strange that there are people who believe the reasons behind the victims of Fuji TV involve honey traps or the fact that they didn’t get married?
Recently, the topic surrounding the victims of Fuji TV has been gaining traction. It’s surprising to see that some people
Question from readers:
Why has Fuwa-chan been sidelined despite not doing anything wrong? Is there a chance for her return?
In conversations with friends, we’ve discussed why Fuwa-chan has recently disappeared from television. Among the various opinions shared, I felt that her tendency to be late was a significant factor. Having experienced being late for
Question from a reader:
I’ve heard that a senior executive from Fuji TV invited a female announcer from TBS to a dinner attended by Masahiro Nakai, and I’m a bit surprised. I find it very unnatural that someone from another network has the authority to invite an announcer from a competing station. In the television industry, it’s normal for each station
Question from a reader:
I saw the news that a senior executive from Fuji TV invited a female announcer from TBS to a dinner with Masahiro Nakai. I think this is something that would normally be unthinkable. Given that each network in the television industry is in competition with one another, how was it possible for an executive from Fuji
Recently, there has been much discussion surrounding the troubles involving Nakai Masahiro of Fuji TV. The reports that a woman who was victimized has developed PTSD and has been hospitalized are shocking. As someone with knowledge of the law, I feel compelled to reflect on this situation. First and foremost, one must consider the responsibility
I have questions regarding Fuji TV’s response. I’ve heard that a woman who was affected by Masahiro Nakai’s troubles developed PTSD and was hospitalized. It seems that Fuji TV continued to feature Nakai on their programs without considering her feelings. If this is true, isn’t it natural for the victim to feel like they don’t want to
Question from a reader:
What impact does the issue with Fuji TV have on the entire television industry? Is this a significant problem related to the future of television?
Recently, the issue with Fuji TV has become a hot topic. Reflecting on my own childhood as a TV enthusiast brings back nostalgic feelings. I remember when my entire family would gather to watch our favorite shows, laughing and sometimes even shedding tears together. It pains me to see the current
Reader’s Question:
Recently, I have been noticing the decline of the Johnny’s talent agency, the downturn of Fuji TV, and the increase in people not paying NHK’s reception fees. It makes me feel that the entire television industry is in decline. Does this indicate the end of the television industry?
Lately, discussions about the television industry have been everywhere. Every time I hear news about the decline of Johnny’s, the fall of Fuji TV, or the increase in NHK’s unpaid reception fees,
Reader’s Question:
Is there a possibility that Shofukutei Tsurube and Miyane Seiji might retire? I’m curious about this.
Recently, there has been talk about the potential retirement of Shofukutei Tsurube and Miyane Seiji. Especially for Tsurube, the issue surrounding the Sushiro commercial has attracted public attention, making it easier for retirement rumors to circulate. However, I don’t believe he will retire. I heard the news that the commercial will resume after Sushiro acknowledged their mistake and apologized. Tsurube’s character and presence are
Question from a Reader:
Is it inevitable that many sponsors are distancing themselves from Fuji Television? I’ve heard that companies are feeling distrust due to the press conference on January 17, and I’m curious about what specifically happened. There have been reports regarding troubles involving Nakai Masahiro, and it seems Fuji Television’s handling of the situation is being scrutinized. Can you provide more details on why sponsors are pulling their advertisements? What should Fuji Television do to regain trust?
I’ve recently heard that
