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Fuji TV to Sue Former Executives over Their Response to Nakai Scandal

Summary by The Japan Times
The company also demoted the then-head of programming for his alleged secondary harassment of the victim, a former Fuji TV announcer.

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It has been more than four months since Masahiro Nakai retired from the entertainment industry, and more than two months since Fuji TV's third-party committee held a press conference, but the series of turmoil has not yet settled down, and it seems to have been reignited over the past week. Below are the main developments over the past week...

On the 5th, Fuji TV announced its intention to sue former president Koichi Minato and former executive director Akira Oota over the series of issues surrounding the "sexual violence" of former talent Masahiro Nakai, which was confirmed by a third-party committee of Fuji TV. The specific timing and content of the lawsuit have not yet been decided, but the company is considering filing a lawsuit for damages for breach of duty of care in its duties.

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熊本日日新聞社 broke the news in on Thursday, June 5, 2025.
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