Nakai didn't admit guilt and denied using force against the woman. But he apologised for "causing trouble" in a statement and ...

“Nakai Masahiro no Kinyobi no Sumairu Tachi e” is the first TV program to face the ax since ... and an employee of Fuji Television Network Inc. But at the last minute, it turned into a dinner ...

“I, Masahiro Nakai, will retire from entertainment activities ... sponsors are pulling advertising from Fuji TV, while other broadcasters have deleted scenes featuring Nakai from their programs.

“The reason we stopped airing commercials on Fuji TV is because we judged there ... over “trouble” between former entertainer Masahiro Nakai and a woman at a dinner party in June 2023.

TV host and former J-pop star Masahiro Nakai (pic), 52, a household name, reportedly paid a woman 90 million yen (RM2.6mil) after she alleged sexual misconduct. Fuji previously denied tabloid ...

The revelation comes amid a similar controversy involving another celebrity, Masahiro Nakai, who announced his retirement following sexual misconduct allegations at Fuji Television Network Inc ...

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A Tokyo-based publishing company defended its two-page newspaper advertisement that used World War II imagery to send a blunt message to the government about its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.