Question from a reader:
I am struggling with the topic of infidelity. Since people like Ishida Junichi, Hino Shohei, Oguri Shun, and Nakamaru Yuichi are involved in infidelity, what is so wrong with it? I don’t think it’s a crime, but what do you all think?
While chatting with friends at a café, the topic of infidelity came
Question from the readers:
If Masahiro Nakai wants to claim “it’s not sexual violence,” shouldn’t he say everything? It feels like Tohru Hashimoto’s advice is missing the point. Recently, I heard that Nakai seems to want to say that “the report from the third-party committee is one-sided” and sought advice from Hashimoto. Hashimoto mentioned, “If you hear Nakai’s story, some people
Recently, issues surrounding Masahiro Nakai have become a topic of discussion. After the report from the third-party committee at Fuji TV was released, I find myself reflecting on how he has responded. Frankly speaking, given the commotion, I can’t help but question his actions.
The third-party committee is established
Recently, I’ve come across many comments online saying things like, “○○ is disliked” or “There are many criticisms on the comment sections, so this person must have done something wrong.” Seeing these opinions raises questions about how credible they really are, especially regarding evaluations from websites like sukikirai.com. Do they genuinely reflect the opinions of
Recently, the site “Suki Kirai.com” has been gaining attention. Notably, a female announcer from Fuji TV has topped the “unpopular rankings,” and in another ranking, it’s claimed that “80% dislike her.” This raises the question: can we really trust these rankings?
First, I find the fact that anyone can vote
Recently, a friend asked me about the rankings on “suki kirai.com.” He had seen the trending unpopular rankings of a female announcer and felt uneasy, wondering, “Can we really trust this?” Hearing his concerns made me think about it.
On “suki kirai.com,” anyone can vote, and there’s a possibility that the same
