Matsumoto Hitoshi: Plans Shift from Appearing to Canceling on Wide na Show
Hitoshi Matsumoto, who was assertive, has finally canceled his appearance on the January 14th broadcast of ‘Wide na Show’ (Fuji TV), a show where he used to be the MC.
The January 10 issue of Weekly Bunshun reported the second woman scandal involving Hitoshi Matsumoto.
Further testimonies from three additional women have been published. The content reveals that there were terrifying suite rooms not only in Tokyo but also in Fukuoka and Osaka.
It also reported that not only Kazutaka Ozawa of “Speed Wagon” but also Jun Kurose of “Punk Boo Boo” and Kenji Tamura were involved in the scandal as attendants.
According to Bunshun, Matsumoto announced his suspension four hours after he contacted Yoshimoto Kogyo about the contents of this second report.
These moves have been met with objections from various quarters.
Former member of the National Diet, Takashi Tachibana, has been relentlessly pursuing this issue daily on YouTube. Regarding the screenshots of LINE messages sent by Ms. A after attending the party reported by Weekly Woman.
“It finally came out, didn’t it?”
Which was posted on X (Formerly Twitter)
“When I posted ‘It finally came out’ on X, it’s like saying, ‘You should come out yourself (to the press conference).”
“I think it’s wrong for Yoshimoto Kogyo not to let Matsumoto Hitoshi hold a press conference. Let him have a press conference.”
Tachibana said, “I’m used to lawsuits.”
Tachibana is “used to lawsuits” and is currently involved in about seven individual lawsuits with multiple people, but he says, “I have a lot of free time.” Matsumoto’s decision to take time off from work to attend the trial was also described as nonsensical.
“It doesn’t make any sense.”
Matsumoto has been friends with the current editor-in-chief of Weekly Bunshun for a long time, and in a video on August 6, he said.
“You can’t win against Bunshun.”
“There will be more testimonies to come out.”
He emphatically insisted that ‘More testimonies will continue to come out’ and used a whiteboard to explain that Matsumoto’s retirement from the entertainment industry is inevitable.
