Distorted Relationship Between TV Stations and Entertainment Agencies Amidst ‘Sexual Harassment’ Issue of Johnny’s

The bad business relationship between entertainment companies and TV stations is coming to light one after another.

 

On “News 7” broadcast on the 9th of this month, NHK reported that the late Mr. Johnny Kitagawa had also sexually assaulted a male victim in the station’s restroom. The program also aired the testimony of a male victim who was a high school student at the time, which shocked the public.

“The alleged victim was Mr. A, who wanted to appear in “The Boys’ Club.” NHK commented on the content of its own program, saying, “We take very seriously the testimony of a man who claims to have been seriously sexually victimized inside the broadcast center.”

 

NHK subsequently announced the cancellation of the public recording of “The Boys’ Club,” which was scheduled for November 16, and said that its broadcasting schedule for November and beyond has not yet been decided.

“The station is really trying to get rid of the pus of Johnny’s issue. The presence of the victim in the restroom was the next trump card after the NG list, and they were waiting for the right moment to disclose it as a hidden gem after conducting a careful verification.”