Reader’s Question:
I would like to hear opinions about Masahiro Nakai. Online, I often see comments such as “Nakai is innocent” or “The victim and the third-party committee are malicious.” Do you all think that based on a thorough reading of the report? Personally, after reading the report, I felt that Nakai’s actions had a significant impact on Fuji TV. I
Should Watanabe Nagisa be blamed for not appearing “PTSD-like”? In light of Masahiro Nakai’s situation, I would like to reflect on the public sentiment surrounding this issue. Reports have surfaced regarding sexual harassment and violence involving Masahiro Nakai, and it has come to my attention that the alleged victim, announcer Watanabe Nagisa, is suffering from PTSD. Despite
Question from a reader:
Regarding Masahiro Nakai, I find it very puzzling to see the actions of the victim being criticized online. For example, it seems that people are questioning whether “sexual violence really happened” because she went to work the day after the incident, ate cake, mentioned on the radio that she had a boyfriend, and posted smiling photos. However,
Reader’s Question:
Regarding the case of Nakai Masahiro, I’ve seen the actions of the victim being criticized online, which makes me feel uncomfortable. It seems that going to work the day after the incident, eating cake, saying on the radio that she has a new boyfriend, and posting smiling photos have led to doubts about whether sexual violence actually occurred. But
Question from readers:
If Masahiro Nakai wants to assert that it’s “not sexual violence,” shouldn’t he tell the whole story? I feel like Tōru Hashimoto’s advice is missing the point. Recently, I heard that Nakai said, “The report from the third-party committee is one-sided,” and sought advice from Hashimoto. Hashimoto mentioned that if people listen to Nakai’s side, they might
Recently, I came across the news that Nakai Masahiro mentioned he might “disclose confidentiality and speak the truth.” Honestly, I felt a sense of discomfort. Despite the third-party committee from Fuji TV recognizing the existence of sexual violence, Nakai remained silent upon his retirement and now suddenly wants to refute claims—it seems
Reader’s Question:
Regarding the situation with Nakai Masahiro, there has been a lot of information circulating recently, making it unclear whether he actually did what is being alleged. I can’t help but wonder if the woman who is said to be the victim is thinking that this is the most attention she will get, considering her name is now widely known.
Recently, I’ve been reflecting on the increasingly intense exchanges on social media, particularly the phenomenon of attacking Nagisa Watanabe in defense of Masahiro Nakai. It honestly surprises me. She is a victim of sexual assault, which has been acknowledged by a third-party committee from Fuji TV, so why is she being
Question from readers:
I’d like to know more about Watanabe Nagisa. Why is Nakai Masahiro not lifting the confidentiality obligation even though she is ready to share everything? What kind of mindset do those who claim she was honey-trapped have? After exchanging contact information, she was deceived and invited to a room two days later, forced into a non-consensual situation. Does
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
