A review report on the case in which Hirokawa Ryuichi, one of Japan’s leading human rights journalists, was accused of widespread sexual abuse over an extended period has been published by the review committee of Days Japan, the magazine Hirokawa founded himself.
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This over-100-page document, which reflects the intellectual rigor and conscience of Japan’s left-wing intellectual circles, may also be useful to male members of dating clubs.
Hirokawa’s self-deception is not someone else’s problem.
I recommend giving it a read.
I’m Flag Maker, a columnist.
There’s a segment on *Wednesday Downtown* called “Monster Idol,” where Kuro-chan serves as a producer and puts together an idol group.
Kuro-chan mixes his personal desires into the process and uses his position as producer to come on to the girls. The girls want to pass the audition and become idols, so they can’t show their disapproval toward Kuro-chan. If anything, they pretend to be interested in him.
In the end, Kuro-chan confesses to one of the girls and gets rejected, but he keeps pressing her:
“So everything up until now was a lie!?”
“But you said you liked me!?”
I found it ridiculous and creepy, so I laughed at it as though it had nothing to do with me. But then I suddenly thought:
“Wait… this isn’t someone else’s problem.”
“This could happen at a dating club, too.”
That gave me a bit of a scare（笑）
You can learn a lot from *Monster Idol*, so definitely check it out.
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