Rumiko Koyanagi’s “100 million yen alimony report is speculation” is a blur… “too large scale” way of life that seems to be that of a Showa star.

Toward the end of the year, Rumiko Koyanagi (71) began appearing on TV more frequently.

She appeared on “Downtown no Gaki no Tsukai ya Aahende! (Nippon Television Network Corporation), and she has been exposed to an increasing number of people, such as in “Poka Poka” (Fuji Television Network) and BS Fuji Television’s “Showa Uta Parade” (Showa Uta Parade),” a TV magazine reporter said.

In an interview with the web media “CHANT WEB” delivered on December 4, she talked about her divorce from her ex-husband, actor and dancer Kenya Osumi (58),

《At the time, reports circulated that instead of me accepting the divorce, “I was pressed to pay 100 million yen as alimony or return to being an unknown back-up dancer as before, and my husband paid 100 million yen in alimony. This is entirely speculative. The media and the public called her an “ogre-like woman” and bashed her tremendously.

She looks back on those days and says things like, “I can say this now, but I can honestly say that she was a woman of the world,

I can say this now, but I honestly distrusted people at the time and wondered daily how I could die easily.

I was in agony every day, wondering how I could die easily. However, the social networking service was not in agreement with this,

I heard that it is true that he actually received that large sum of money.

I have never said whether or not the 100 million was the right decision.

I have never said whether the 100 million was correct or not,” etc. In the end, we do not know whether the “100 million yen” was a fact or a hoax, and a sense of confusion remains.

What does “complete speculation” mean? At the press conference, Osumi said that he chose to pay the fee. Also, when Osumi appeared on a talk variety show about 10 years ago, she did not deny that she had paid alimony, so there is no doubt that she did. So then the amount of 100 million was different. ……

If so, why didn’t he deny it when the report came out? In any case, it is still an event that will remain in the history of Showa-era entertainment.