Do you think Oomomo got what she wanted?

I guess so.

Yamaji has been deadly humiliated by the barrage of media reports against him.

I don't think he can survive as the head of APF in Japan any more.

Everybody knows that his career as a 'journalist' is over. Now many of us understand why Asagi has been virtually kicked out of Japanese TV stations 'for uncertain period of time.' Good for Yamaji and Asagi! They deserve it.

Having an affair outside marriage is not necessarily a 'sin' (legally) in Japan; however, their shameful comments about their hidden affairs were stinky and shameful enough to make the whole nation furious and terminate their professional careers for good. I think Ohmomo-san has got what she wanted.

@少林 Yoda

Your english is extremely hard to read, to say the least. What is your point?

The Scarlet Letter, Amakudari, Ozawa, Mayor of Nagasaki, DPJ, Hatoyama, Horie, Sumo-wrestlers and MOF have nothing to do with this question. Your brain (if you got any) must be totally hallucinated.

Good lord---For someone with Bob Dylan as an avatar, you sure talk like a Puritan buddy. You would fit in fine with the other Pilgrims in Massachusetts in 1620.

area52--I can neither confirm nor deny reports of my brain hallucinating, but my point is the press in Japan is even more shameless than the press in the USA, and that is pretty shameless.

Who gives a **** when some famous guy cheats on his wife? There are so many more stories out there that are much more serious, but don't get TV time because the Japanese and Americans are given bread and circuses to distract them from the serious problems that aren't being addressed by the ruling elite.

It's just in my hallucinating brain sometimes I forget that you really are not Bob Dylan circa 1965.

Wasn't Bob Dylan the guy who said,

"Old lady judges watch people in pairs,

limited in sex they dare,

to push fake morals

insult and stare

While money doesn't talk, it swears

propaganda all is phony. "

However you get bonus points for bringing up the Scarlet Letter, the most hated book of every American high school student (who isn't in the retard class, which reads an illustrated version of Gullivers Travels)