It seems that ◯◯ Ar◯ from Nogizaka had to suspend her activities after it came to light that she had been doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). If I also end up working in a public-facing job, even though I’m not an idol, could my past be exposed too?

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Where do things like that usually come from? I’m seriously worried! Thank you in advance!

Answer 1

If you’re expected to maintain an impeccable reputation, I’d advise against it. Even if the competition isn’t particularly fierce and it’s not something that many people see, being a city council member would still make it problematic. In most cases, I think it comes down to either telling people yourself or having the other person expose you. Marika

Answer 2

Aruno Nakanishi made it through an audition with 87,852 applicants—a 7,987-to-1 selection ratio. Fans will probably dig up every detail about her. If you’re confident you can become a major idol despite those incredible odds, then you should probably leave it alone. If you’re aiming for more of an underground idol career, you don’t need to worry.

It seems that ◯◯ Ar◯ from Nogizaka had to suspend her activities after it came to light that she had been doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). If I also end up working in a public-facing job, even though I’m not an idol, could my past be exposed too?

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It seems that ◯◯ Ar◯ from Nogizaka had to suspend her activities after it came to light that she had been doing papa-katsu (compensated dating in Japan). If I also end up working in a public-facing job, even though I’m not an idol, could my past be exposed too?

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