The True Meaning of the Tattoo on His Shoulder…Johnny’s Sexual Assault Accuser Cowan Okamoto’s Love of Music from “Tears of Admiration for Kazumasa Oda”. | FRIDAY DIGITAL

The True Meaning of the Tattoo on His Shoulder…Johnny’s Sexual Assault Accuser Cowan Okamoto’s Love of Music from “Tears of Admiration for Kazumasa Oda”.

Confessions of Cowan Okamoto [Part 1

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Cowan, who spoke nakedly about his half life.

The man has a tattoo in English on his right shoulder.

Out of my way.

Your fate. I’m going through. That’s a quote from former professional basketball player Michael Jordan. This saying sums up the life of a man.

“Nice to meet you today.”

The man appeared alone at the interview site. Cowan Okamoto (27). He is a man who has revealed the dark side of a major entertainment company, having accused the late Mr. Janney Kitagawa of sexual assault, and has spoken about his own experiences at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Japan and at hearings held by the National Diet. He wears a white sweatshirt and checked pants, but he cannot hide his unique aura.

His hometown is a Brazilian estate.

I don’t depend on the agency now, and I basically do all the work arrangements and meetings by myself.

That’s how Cowan describes her life. Although his accusations of sexual assault brought him to the attention of the public, his path to where he is today has not been easy. Here is his life story, in his own words, as he continues to overcome adversity.

My hometown is the Brazilian Estates.

Kauan was born on May 24, 1996, in Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture. His parents are third-generation Brazilians of Japanese descent. He spent his childhood in “Brasil Danchi,” where many Brazilian workers at a nearby factory lived.

His father worked part-time on a farm in addition to his factory work, because the wages were so low. Your mother also had a domestic job in food processing.

The official language at home is Portuguese. My parents did not improve my Japanese very much because all my friends were Brazilian. I had been exposed to Japanese since I was a kindergartener, and I even used to interpret for my mother when she was shopping at the supermarket.”

Kauan attended elementary school in Japan, but was troubled by the differences in culture and communication methods and did not fit in.

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