Is there a risk of being secretly filmed if I go to a man's home?

Maezawa from the CEO’s Office will answer this one as well. > Is there a risk of being secretly filmed if I go to a man’s home? I think the possibility of being secretly filmed is extremely high. From the man’s perspective, it’s very easy to hide a camera in his own home. If it were a hotel, you might notice something unusual and think, “Would a normal hotel really have something like this?” But when you’re in the other person’s room, you may assume that anything out of place is simply there as a hobby, so you’re less likely to notice anything strange. > He works for a well-known company, so I don’t think he’d do something that stupid. No, no, no… I don’t think that has anything to do with it. > I’ve never gone to his home before, so I’m worried… If you feel uneasy, you absolutely shouldn’t go. I think you should trust your instincts. When you truly trust the other person, you probably won’t feel anxious. Once you no longer feel uneasy, it may be okay to go. But as long as you feel anxious, don’t go.

I’m Tetsu, a male member. Thinking, “It’s fine because he works for a well-known company,” is far too naïve. Regardless of whether someone is famous or not, there’s always a real risk of being secretly recorded. To protect yourself, you should always stay aware of that possibility. The golden rule for keeping things in your favor is to meet on your own turf. Going to someone’s home means stepping into their territory. Going there without any sense of caution is like going to war without a weapon.

I’m Taro, a male member. The other person’s home turf is your away game. You can only feel safe if you have something that gives you the upper hand should anything happen. Knowing their identity gives you one advantage. But if something does happen, you’ll have to fight pretty ruthlessly to bring it to an end. Are you prepared for that? Or are you shrewd enough to smile while letting them glimpse the knife—to use that as a deterrent? Of course, it’s perfectly fine to trust them. It’s beautiful, really. But even if they betray you, don’t complain about it afterward. Keep believing in yourself for trusting them in the first place—like Tetsuya Takeda.

I’m Kazu, a male member. There’s always a risk of being secretly filmed, no matter where you are. That said, if someone were planning to do it, setting up a hidden camera would probably be easier at their own home. Ultimately, it comes down to whether you can trust this man. I don’t know whether he’s the president of a well-known company or holds some other prestigious position, but a man’s title is no guarantee that he won’t secretly film you.