Question from a reader:
I saw the news that Noritake Furuichi sent a letter of inquiry to Xko’s lawyer. Does the lawyer have a legal obligation to respond to those questions? I don’t think Furuichi is Nakai Masahiro’s representative or affiliated with him, so I’m curious if there’s a necessity for a response. Can someone knowledgeable provide clarity on this?
Reader’s Question:
I’d like to discuss the situation involving Nakai-san and X-ko-san. It seems that Fuji TV broadcast a press conference the day before yesterday, but I didn’t watch it. From what I caught on other information programs the next day, X-ko-san has agreed to lift her confidentiality agreement and disclose everything, while Nakai-san has refused to do so. In the
Reader’s Question:
I read the article in Bunshun and I’m confused about the relationship between Masahiro Nakai and X-ko. It’s strange that the article didn’t mention that X-ko sent a thank-you email later on. If that had been revealed initially, Nakai’s impression would have changed, and perhaps he wouldn’t have felt the need to retire. What does X-ko’s behavior mean? It
Question from readers:
There are rumors that X-ko filed a sexual assault claim against Masahiro Nakai and received a settlement of 90 million yen as revenge for being rejected by him. Is this true? Furthermore, it’s said that she sold information to a weekly magazine and had Nakai expelled from the entertainment industry. If this is the case, it would mean
Reader’s Question:
I’ve heard that Xko-san received 90 million yen in a settlement as revenge for being rejected by Masahiro Nakai. Furthermore, is it true that she sold information to a weekly magazine to have Nakai expelled from the entertainment industry? If this is true, it would mean Xko-san has successfully avenged herself. There’s also talk that she caused significant losses
