Rurei Miura, who is living an elegant life even though her husband has been indicted… “Dinner with a big-name rakugo storyteller at a high-class Japanese restaurant in Ginza” shot.

Rurei Miura, 42, was wearing a dazzlingly gaudy colored coat, pinwheels, a Chanel bag, and no mask as he took shelter from the rain, and he stood out more than anyone else.” Because she was “in the middle of the action,” some people around her glanced at her, but she didn’t seem to mind at all.

On March 29, a little past 9:00 p.m., Rurei was at the Meiji-za Theater in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. On that day, she was attending a rakugo performance called “Tachikawa-ryu San-nin-no-kai” with her daughter and a woman who appeared to be a relative of hers.

When the meeting was over, it was raining outside. After taking shelter from the rain under the building for about 10 minutes, Rurei and his party got into a cab that picked them up. They headed for Ginza. They got off in front of a building and took the elevator to a high-class Japanese restaurant.

It was two and a half hours after entering the restaurant when they finally came out. Next to Rurei as he stepped out of the elevator was, to his surprise, rakugo storyteller Tachikawa Danshun (56), who had just been at a rakugo performance.

Mr. Rurei was probably drunk and was being held by his daughter as he walked down the streets of Ginza. While waiting for his turn at the cab stand, he seemed to be in a good mood, smiling broadly as Danshun spoke to him. When he was seen off by Danjun and took a cab back to his luxury Tokyo apartment with his daughter, it was already around midnight.

Rurei, a connoisseur of culture and the arts, is known for his deep knowledge of rakugo. He has been friends with Master Danchun for a long time, and on March 21, they had a conversation in the “Bungei Shunju e-Book” on the topic of “Shibahama and the Love of a Couple. This evening, they probably enjoyed dinner together with their daughter and others to launch the dialogue and the rakugo performance by Master Danshun,” said a person related to Rurei’s company.

Her husband Kiyoshi, 43, who was arrested on suspicion of embezzling 420 million yen in business, had just been indicted on March 27. It is surprising that two days after his arrest, he enjoyed a Japanese dinner, but where did he get the leeway to do so?

The Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office’s goal is to arrest and indict Mr. Kiyoshi, and so far there has been no movement to extend the investigation to Mr. Rurei. I am not sure if they are aware of this, but since her husband’s arrest, Rurei has maintained that she has nothing to do with the case. Even after Kiyoshi’s indictment, she made a comment that seemed to indicate that she was comfortable with the situation, saying, “As a family member, I will continue to support him and watch the progress of the trial.

However, it does not mean that Mr. Rurei can remain “uninvolved” forever. In the March 24 issue of this magazine, we reported in detail on allegations that Seiji’s investment company, Tribay Capital, had illegally received approximately 5.5 million yen in Corona benefits. It also revealed that Rurei had given “instructions” to her husband on how to receive the benefits. There is a possibility that she will be the focus of attention in the future as a party to the illegal receipt of benefits.

How long can she continue her days of elegance?