Fuji Media Holdings Inc., which has been rocked by the sexual assault scandal involving former TV personality Masahiro Nakai, has received shareholder approval for its new management structure.

Shareholders of Fuji Media Holdings Inc. on June 25 backed management’s slate of directors and rejected those proposed by a U ...

Japanese broadcasting giant Fuji Media Holdings has held its annual shareholders' meeting. The company was embroiled in a ...

Fuji Media Holdings Inc. shareholders voted against all 12 candidates proposed by Dalton Investments in the latest showdown ...

Embattled Japanese broadcasting giant Fuji Media Holdings is conducting its annual shareholders' meeting. The company is ...

Fuji Television CEO Shimizu Kenji on June 19 directly apologized to a former Fuji TV employee concerning the sexual ...

A member of Japanese all-male pop group Tokio has been removed from a popular TV program due to past conduct that breached ...

Japan faces overtourism challenges with 36 million visitors in 2024, raising concerns about two-tier pricing and the ...

The Japanese police have arrested a man after he was found lying in his employee's bed, only wearing his underwear. The ...

Celebrity entertainer Taichi Kokubun will step down from his popular TV show due to serious misconduct, Nippon Television ...

Asked whether the company will question Nakai's legal responsibility, Fuji TV President Kenji Shimizu told reporters Thursday, "We will keep that option, but I have nothing to say at the moment." ...

The report on Monday centred on Masahiro Nakai, a former leader of Japan’s once-popular boy band SMAP, and how Fuji TV handled the 2023 case in which Nakai allegedly sexually assaulted a Fuji ...