Yuki Saito, who reportedly cried late at night and got into trouble with the police, stayed for an hour and a half at a “former secret meeting place” that the magazine saw.

Actress Yuki Saito (57) and her doctor, Mr. A (in his 50s), once made headlines for their double infidelity. Six years have passed since the report, and the public has stopped talking about their affair.

However, the November 16 issue of “Shukan Bunshun” (weekly magazine) reported that the two had gotten into trouble at the end of October and that “the police were dispatched to the scene. According to the article, Saito was seen in front of the entrance to Mr. A’s clinic in the middle of the night, saying, “Let me in! Don’t close the door!” and was sobbing in front of the entrance of Mr. A’s clinic in the middle of the night. Saito later responded to a direct interview by “Shukan Bunshun,

I really just happened to meet him at that time. I am surprised that they wrote so many false articles about me. I am very unwilling to be told that our relationship continued just because I cried.

He flatly denied the affair.

Saito has an eldest daughter who is a working adult and an eldest son and a second daughter who are college students, and six years ago they were still in middle and high school. He said he ended his relationship with Mr. A after the affair was discovered, thinking of his children.

Regardless of the nature of their relationship, Saito, who was so emotionally moved that she cried in front of Mr. A’s office, must have extraordinary feelings for Mr. A in her heart.

About four months before the trouble was reported, this magazine witnessed Saito heading to a “certain place. In July of this year, Saito was seen on the streets of the bay area in Yokohama City. Driving his car by himself, he headed for a different apartment from his home in a familiar manner. It was the site of the affair reported in 2005, where Saito used to meet Mr. A in secret.

A neighbor of the apartment told us.

Mr. Saito still rents an apartment in Yokohama. It seems that it is not his home, but a work room that he rents so as not to disturb his family when he has to work early in the morning. I often see him driving his car here alone.

Saito visited the apartment again this day and stayed for about an hour and a half. He came out, looked around, got into his car, and drove away.

The apartment left a bitter memory involving both families, but is it still a place of memories for Saito that he finds hard to let go of?

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