A “Remembrance Party” was held on Christmas Day. Junka Nakamoto Construction’s common-law wife, Junka, gave a shocking speech in front of her close guests.
'I am Junka, who was slandered as a "monster wife" and a "bad wife.
The next party will be a Christmas party in December, so please look forward to it.”
In July ’22, at the end of his own birthday party, Mr. Ken Nakamoto (81 years old) gave this greeting. However, the Christmas party he was looking forward to was never held. ……
It was on October 19, ’22 that Mr. Nakamoto was involved in a traffic accident in Yokohama and passed away. Just prior to that, the October 13 issue of Shukan Shincho reported his separation from his common-law wife, Junka Miedai (54), and that Nakamoto’s home in Tokyo had become a “trash house.
Early in the morning of October 18, when Junka informed Mr. Nakamoto that reporters were staking out the front of his apartment in Yokohama City, he drove there out of concern for his wife. He then parked his car in a nearby parking lot and was involved in an accident on the road to Junka’s apartment.
From then on, bashing of Junka continued.
Nakamoto became like this because of you!”
Some reports claimed that Cha Kato, a close friend of Junka’s, rushed to her hospital room and yelled at her, but Junka denies this.
Kato-san and Boo Takagi-san, who came to my hospital room, were exhausted and did not yell at me at all. There were many other articles written about me, treating me as a ‘bad wife,’ but they were all untrue.
On December 25, 2010, Junka held a memorial party for Ms. Nakamoto in Yokohama City. She invited guests who had been close to her husband to the Christmas party that he had been looking forward to hosting.
At the beginning of the party, Junka gave a speech to the 20 or so people in attendance.
I am Junka, who has been slandered as a ‘monster wife’ and ‘bad wife. I was unexpectedly at the top of the list of Internet postings, and those who believed it have left me. Those who came here tonight know the truth and are encouraging me. Thank you so much.”
The participants applauded loudly. One participant who has known Mr. and Mrs. Nakamoto for a long time said, “Mr. Nakamoto and Mrs. Nakamoto have been friends for a long time.
One of the participants, who has known Mr. and Mrs. Nakamoto for a long time, said, “Mr. Nakamoto was very protective of Junka. Mr. Nakamoto was angry, saying, ‘That article in the weekly magazine was malicious. I had never seen the mild-mannered Ms. Nakamoto so angry.
During the meeting, Junka also performed “Kono Machi de” (“In This Town”), a duet with Mr. Nakamoto. Junka tearfully sang along with an image of Mr. Nakamoto singing the male part of the song.
Junka sang with tears in her eyes, “I want Junka to be able to sing with me even after I’m gone.
Mr. Nakamoto had videotaped his part of the song and left it with his wife before his death.
Junka says she did not invite the Drift members this time because “I didn’t want them to write bullshit again and get in trouble like they did in the hospital room. …… I’ m sure Nakamoto is happy to be able to get together with his regular customers on Christmas Day.”
