Unveiling the Truth Behind Yuichi Nakamaru’s Affair Rumors
I had thought that since the world was abuzz with excitement over the Olympics, no one would be interested in entertainment news, but as expected, many people reacted to this news.
Yuichi Nakamaru of “KAT-TUN” was suspected of infidelity as reported by “Shukan Bunshun” (weekly magazine). He has several regular programs, and the corner he is in charge of has a good reputation and good ratings. Needless to say, he is well-liked. For that reason, this scandal is far from the image he has.
There are two things about this report that are troubling.
First, other than the “secret hotel meeting,” there is no information about their previous relationships.
Nakamaru and the college girl were photographed coming out of a hotel in Tokyo, but there is no mention of the time or circumstances when they entered the hotel. However, it seems unlikely that the Bunshun reporter was following them all the time, since it is hard to believe that he omitted that part of the story.
Likewise, it does not appear that he was informed that the two were “meeting up. What does this mean?
The college student came out of the front entrance and Nakamaru came out of the back entrance. A hotel in Tokyo would have a fair amount of guests coming and going, so it would be difficult to immediately determine that the woman who came out was Nakamaru’s partner unless one knew the woman’s appearance, clothing, and other characteristics before staking out the place. In rare cases, all suspicious persons may be photographed and later confirmed by the informant, but in this case,
The cab in which the college girl was riding was headed for the suburbs.
In this case, however, the taxi driver was able to identify the woman on the spot, since the taxi was headed for the suburbs.
Even if the characteristics of the woman who emerged from the taxi are known, if the identity of the woman is unknown, “investigation and interviewing” are necessary after the photo is taken. If they cannot be identified at the scene, we must follow up with all the women photographed, which requires the dispatch of a number of units. It would be possible to “guess” at them, but it would be physically impossible.
In light of the above, it is safe to assume that the information was provided by someone who at least knew what the two men were doing that day and the characteristics of the woman, in other words, someone who was very close to the woman or who witnessed the scene.
In the industry, this is called a “find,” and sometimes a reporter discovers it by accident, but this would not be the case here, since he or she would have seen them enter the hotel.
Second, it took more than a month from the time the photo was taken to the time it was reported in the press.
The reporter finally hit the woman on July 29, about three weeks after the photo was taken. Why did it take so long?
It may have been because they did not know the identity of the woman, or because they wanted to “let her play around” and take another photo, but what is interesting is that the woman who was directly interviewed answered the reporter’s questions in full.
She said that she met Nakamaru a year ago when she was picked up by him, and that they had only had lunch twice so far. That day, she thought she was invited to dinner and went out, but somehow ended up going into a hotel. I did go into the hotel,
I had my next appointment, so we talked a bit and left the room right away.
They were just “talking. And what was most interesting to him was that the woman said, “I didn’t even ask her out,
She said, “I’ve turned down their invitations about 20 times.
She emphasizes that she and Nakamaru do not have an intimate relationship and that she does not actively want to meet with him. She may be saying, “I don’t want to be persistent, but I can’t say no to him because he’s a celebrity.
He also clearly indicated the amount of money Nakamaru offered and said it was not enough to pay for the cab. Although it is not clear from the words what the nuance was, it seems as if he was expressing some kind of dissatisfaction.
Many of the reports of passionate love affairs, including those of infidelity in weekly magazines, begin with information provided. Some of them are accidental sightings, but most of them come from close to the people involved. The reasons for providing information vary, and although there are almost no places that pay gratuities nowadays, some people are after money.
In some cases, a woman who wants to get married quickly may ask a friend or acquaintance to do so, because the other party is not happy with her attitude, or the woman herself may “tip” a weekly magazine by posing as an acquaintance. Conversely, there are also cases where a woman hates her husband and wants to “break off the relationship” or to “punish him with moxa. It is quite common for wives to leak information about their husbands’ affairs to the weekly newspapers. There have been many cases in the past where a wife thinks she has a good relationship with her husband, but when her husband becomes dissatisfied with her, he stabs her in the back like Un-jash’s Watabe Ken. ……
Which of these cases does Nakamaru’s case really fall into? As an entertainment journalist, it will be interesting to find out.
Interview and text: Hiroyuki Sasaki (entertainment journalist) PHOTO: Yuri Adachi