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More than 50 sponsors pull porn ads from Fuji TV
The fallout from the sexual misconduct scandal involving TV host and former SMAP member Masahiro Nakai continues. As of Saturday, several major companies, including Toyota and Nippon Life Insurance, had announced they would Pause ads broadcast on Fuji TV and replaced it with a public service announcement. Around noon on Monday, the number of companies that had decided to pull ads from stations was about 20. As of last night, the number had exceeded 50. Other companies suspending advertising include Honda, Nissan, Seven and Automobile. I Holdings, Kao and Tokyo Electric Power Company.
Charges against Nakai
This is a weekly Seven City Saints The magazine first filed charges against Nakai, 52, on December 19, 2024. According to the publication, he got into “serious trouble” with a woman. It was later reported that Weekly Wenchun The Weekly said a dinner was arranged for Fuji TV employees, but only two people ended up showing up: Nakai and the alleged victim. According to multiple publications, this resulted in non-consensual sex and Nakai paid an out-of-court settlement of 90 million yen. However, the network denied reports that one of its employees arranged the meal.
Tokyo Fuji TV Headquarters
Fuji TV press conference makes things worse
Dalton Investments, an American investment company that holds more than 7% of Fuji Media’s shares, was unconvinced and sent a letter to the Japanese company demanding that it be held accountable and requesting the establishment of a third-party committee to investigate the scandal. At a press conference on Friday, Fuji TV President Koichi Minato confirmed that the company would set up a third-party committee to investigate whether there is a culture of using female hosts to entertain male celebrities. However, this press conference seems to be justedit Make things worse. Few reporters are allowed inside, and video Video recording is prohibited. Minato, who refused to disclose details, was criticized for failing to give a full explanation for the incident..
