Unveiling the Truth Behind Yuichi Nakamaru’s Affair Rumors

Since the world was buzzing with the Olympics, I thought no one would be interested in entertainment news, but it seems many people have reacted to this particular story.
The Weekly Bunshun reported on Yuuichi Nakamaru of KAT-TUN being suspected of an affair. With multiple regular programs and well-received segments that boast good ratings, his popularity is undeniable. Given his high favorability, this scandal is quite a departure from his usual image.
There are two points that stood out to me in this report.
One aspect that stands out is that aside from the “hotel rendezvous,” there is no information about the couple’s previous relationship status.
While Kamenashi and the female university student were photographed leaving a hotel in Tokyo, there are no details about the circumstances or timing of their arrival at the hotel. It seems unlikely that this detail was omitted by accident, suggesting that the reporter from Bunshun probably wasn’t following them continuously.
Similarly, it does not appear that the reporter had prior information about their “meeting.” What does this imply?
The female university student exited through the main entrance, while Kamenashi used the back door. In a Tokyo hotel, where there would be a fair amount of guest traffic, it would be difficult to immediately determine that the woman leaving was Kamenashi’s companion without knowing her appearance or clothing beforehand. Although it’s rare, there are cases where all suspicious individuals are photographed, and later the information is confirmed by a source. In this case, however, the report notes that:
“The female university student’s taxi headed towards the suburbs,”
indicating that the identification was likely made on-site.
Even if the characteristics of the woman who exited are known, if her identity is unclear, an investigation and interview process is necessary after the photos are taken. If the identification cannot be made on-site, it would be required to track down all the women photographed, which would necessitate deploying multiple teams. While it’s possible to make educated guesses, it is physically impossible to achieve this.
Therefore, it is reasonable to conclude that information was provided by someone who was either very close to the woman or witnessed the scene, as they would have known the details of the couple’s activities and the woman’s characteristics on that day.