A popular Japanese pop group hired to be the poster boy of disaster-hit Fukushima has announced it is disbanding following the latest scandal to hit the country's embattled entertainment sector.

The group have decided to disband following member Taichi Kokubun’s hiatus over a misconduct scandal. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

TOKYO: A popular Japanese pop group hired to be the poster boys of disaster-hit Fukushima has announced it is disbanding following the latest scandal to hit the country’s embattled entertainment ...

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