TOKYO, Mar 31 (News On Japan) –
The BBC has aired further segments of its interview with Noriyuki Higashiyama, president of “Smile Up,” revealing discussions on compensation associated to 2 extra workers members concerned in sexual misconduct.
This comes after a documentary aired on the BBC addressing the sexual abuse points related to Johnny Kitagawa.
On the thirtieth, the BBC broadcast a sequel to its documentary that originally tackled the sexual abuse scandal linked to Johnny Kitagawa. Following the airing, components of the interview with Noriyuki Higashiyama, president of “Smile Up”—a physique created for sufferer aid—that had not been beforehand launched, had been made public on their web site.
The newly launched interview, lasting half-hour, revealed that inner investigations discovered that, along with Johnny Kitagawa, two different workers members from the previous Johnny’s Office had dedicated sexual abuses. The interview additionally lined matters on compensation for the victims.
Towards the tip of the interview, when requested if he had something to say about Johnny Kitagawa, Mr. Higashiyama responded, “I think he was a very sinful person.”
Source: TBS