The meaning of the tears of emotion in the lyrics of a new song…Johnny’s Sexual Assault Accuser Cowan: “The World Moved on from the Disappointment of Panic Disorder”

The mountain has finally moved.

After a press conference held at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Japan (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo) in April of this year, Cowan Okamoto, 27, who has accused the late Mr. Janney Kitagawa of sexual assault under his own name, realized the following. Major media outlets such as NHK and Asahi Shimbun, which had ignored the issue until then, all reported at once that “Ms. Cowan, who had been sexually abused, held a press conference. Many people became aware of the dark side of the Johnny’s’s office.

This is the fourth (and final) installment of an interview in which Mr. Cowan reflects on his spectacular life. Following on from Part 3: “Living in adversity on 30,000 yen a month” due to panic disorder, we would like to introduce the circumstances that led to the accusations under his own name. The following is Cowan’s recollection.

I had been confronting myself for a long time after the disappearance of my friends and my mother’s illness caused me to suffer from panic disorder. In my solitude, I thought to myself, “I’ve been suffering from Janie’s sexual assaults. I had closed my eyes to the dark side of Janie’s sexual assaults and had lived my life with my past hidden away. I don’t want to lie to myself anymore. I decided to tell the truth about my experiences.

It’s true.

He chose the “Garcy Channel,” which had more than one million subscribers at the time, as the place to tell the truth. Cowan sent a direct message to Mr. Yoshikazu Azumaya, a.k.a. Garcy.’ In November of 2010, he appeared on a live broadcast of the Garcy Channel.

‘At first we were talking about how I got into Johnny’s and why I quit. After a while, Mr. Gershey went into the sexual assault as well. In the past I would have misled him. But I was determined not to lie, so I admitted, ‘It’s true.

Reactions were mixed. While the Internet was filled with critical comments such as “publicity stunt” and “you’re destroying Johnny’s,” there were also many messages of encouragement, such as “courageous accusation” and “keep up the good work.

The media also got involved. The BBC, a British public broadcaster, contacted Cowan after seeing the video, saying, “Let’s continue the story. We’d love to continue the story.” Soon after, Bunshun Weekly interviewed Cowan. The response to the article was so great that the Bunshun reporter suggested that a press conference be held at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club of Japan, as mentioned above.