Japan’s Fuji TV Sought by Minister to Conduct Early Investigation on Masahiro Nakai’s Problem

Japan’s Fuji TV Sought by Minister to Conduct Early Investigation on Masahiro Nakai’s Problem

Internal Affairs and Communications Minister Seiichiro Murakami called for Fuji Television Network Inc. to conduct an investigation over a scandal involving television personality Masahiro Nakai and a woman, as a Fuji TV employee is reportedly involved in the scandal, as early as possible, ensuring the investigation's independence to restore trust in the broadcaster, at a press conference on Tuesday.

Fuji TV Loses Over 50 Advertisers Over Nakai Masahiro (Ex SMAP)...

this seems bigger than usual for these cases in japan Fuji TV Loses Over 50 Advertisers Over Nakai Masahiro Scandal - Unseen Japan Will Fuji TV disappear from Japan's airwaves? That's what some are wondering as the company loses most of its sponsors. unseen-japan.com The scandal surrounding ex-SMAP member Nakai Masahiro is causing Fuji TV to lose adv…

Following a weekly magazine report alleging inappropriate entertainment between Fuji Television employees and people in the entertainment industry in connection with the troubles surrounding Masahiro Nakai (52), TBS announced on the 20th that it had begun an internal investigation to see if there were any similar issues.

How not to talk about Masahiro Nakai's scandal? Fuji TV and other major Japanese media outlets have been daring to address this question ever since Shukan Bunshun and other media outlets exposed Nakai's "trouble with women."

90 Million Yen Settlement for “Women’s Trouble” continues with Nakai Masahiro Losing His Shows

By Tori H. Tale In the December 19th edition of Josei Seven, it was reported that 90 million yen was paid by Nakai Masahiro in a settlement awarded to a woman in connection with the notorious and ambiguous event known as "women's trouble." The incident began in 2023, when Nakai, the woman, and a third person—a TV Fuji executive—were scheduled to attend a dinner party. However, [...]