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Japanese TV Star Masahiro Nakai Retires Amidst Sexual Assault Scandal

Japanese TV Star Masahiro Nakai Retires Amidst Sexual Assault Scandal
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  • Masahiro Nakai retires amid misconduct allegations from Fuji TV 2023 scandal.
  • Nakai and Fuji TV settle nonconsensual encounter charges for 90 million yen.
  • Fuji TV sets up a committee to investigate the scandal, focusing on transparency.
  • Nissan and Toyota pull ads from Fuji TV due to the scandal's backlash.
  • Nakai's scandal reflects wider issues in Japan's entertainment industry.
  • Former SMAP leader Nakai's retirement shocks fans across Asia.
  • Critics urge Nakai to address allegations more openly and transparently.
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